As Alike As Trees Festival
Our friends are playing here
As Alike As Trees Festival
Saturday 5th March
Afternoon 2pm–
Evening 7pm–
David O’Connor
Matthew Olczak
Pascal Battus FR
Grundik Kasyansky
Guillaume Viltard
Marjolaine Charbin FR
Tim Yates
Russell Callow
Carole Finer
Anat Ben-David
Chris Hyde-Harrison
Ute Kanngiesser
Jennifer Allum
Matt Davis
Hubbub (Frédéric Blondy FR
Bertrand Denzler SWISS
Jean-Luc Guionnet FR
Jean-Sébastien Mariage FR
Edward Perraud FR)
Sunday 6th March
Afternoon 2pm–
Evening 7pm–
Walter Cardew
Jerry Wigens
Romauld Wadych
David Papapostolou
Seymour Wright
Klaus Filip AT
AMM (John Tilbury
Eddie Prévost)
Jamie Coleman
Ross Lambert
Paul Abbott
Philip Somervell
Gabriel Humberstone
Matt Hammond
Christoph Schiller GERSebastian Lexer
Tickets
Available from We Got Tickets
One session £8 / 6.5
Day £15 / 12.5
Weekend £28 / 24
Tickets are also available on the door
Contact
info [at] asalikeastrees.org
Location
Hume Studio
The Rag Factory
16 Heneage St
London E1 5LJ
ragfactory.org.uk
The Kernel Brewery, London..
Tetuzi Akiyama and Chris Forsyth- two day residency
Cafe Oto is organising Good Residency
Not ours though, we like them so we put here.
DAY ONE - 17 October ‘10
Tetuzi Akiyama and Chris Forsyth
Solo and Duo
DAY TWO - 18 October ‘10
Tetuzi Akiyama, Seymour Wright and Ross Rambert trio
Chris Forsyth TBC
Sunday 17 & Monday 18 October 2010
Tickets :
£8 adv / £10 on the door
Two Day Pass £14
http://www.cafeoto.co.uk/tetuzi-akiyama.shtm
Next Seijiro’s concert in London
Tuesday 25th of May
Seijiro Muryama/Ross Lambert/Ute Kanngiesser.
at: The David Roberts Art Foundation, 7 30pm. (details below) FREE
Organised by Lawrence Williams
Wednesday 26th - Seijiro Muryama/Guillaume Viltard/Lawrence Williams trio,
Matt Hammond duo (tbc) Jamie Coleman solo.
at: Kings College London Chapel, 7 30pm. ￡5
http://www.kcl.ac.uk/about/structure/dean/chaplaincy/strand/chapel/
King’s College London Strand London WC2R 2LS
Go through security, left into the main building and up the stairs
Organised by Lawrence Williams
Seijiro Murayama was born in 1957, in Nagasaki, Japan and as a percussionist and drummer, has worked with Fred Frith, Tom Cora, Keiji Haino and KK Null between 1980 and 1998, and is now resident in Paris. Especially interested to work with the idea of the interdisciplinarity between music and other disciplines of art (dance, video, paintings, photos, literature etc,), his approach is based on the attention to space and place, to the energy of the audience, and to the quality of silence in various levels. His solo playing is often described as a continuum of microscopic sounds. He uses snare drum and cymbal with brushes, sticks, air and occasionally contact microphones in order to work at the edges of perception. In this rare UK visit he is joined by two of London’s finest improvisers
Seijiro Murayama In London and Brighton
Saturday 22nd of May 2010 St Marks Church Myddelton Square London EC1R 1XX
Seijiro Murayama, Eddie Prevost, Seymour Wright, Jennifer Allum, Paul Abbott, Sebastian Lexer, Ute Kanngiesser , Grundik Kasyansky, Daichi Yoshikawa
Open earlier and finish earlier than normal time.
Door opens at 7 PM Music finishes at 10 PM
5 pound and 4 pound for con.
We will go to a pub nearby after the concert
Everyone welcomed.
By Jiada
Seijiro MURAYAMA was born in 1957, in Nagasaki, Japan and as a percussionist and drummer, has worked with Fred Frith, Tom Cora, Keiji Haino and KK Null between 1980 and 1998, and is now resident in Paris. Especially interested to work with the idea of the interdisciplinarity between music and other disciplines of art (dance, video, paintings, photos, literature etc,), his approach is based on the attention to space and place, to the energy of the audience, and to the quality of silence in various levels. His solo playing is often described as a continuum of microscopic sounds. He uses snare drum and cymbal with brushes, sticks, air and occasionally contact microphones in order to work at the edges of perception. In this rare UK visit he is joined by two of London’s finest improvisers
Wednesday 19th May 2010 at The Northern Tavern
85 Ditchling Road, Brighton
8pm -12am (live music finishes around 11pm)
Seijiro Murayama
Daichi Yoshikawa/Daniel Jones/Paul Khimasia Morgan
The Vitamin B12
￡5 door ￡4 in advance
tickets available from Edgeworld records, The Northern Tavern
or paypal slightlyoffkilter@hotmail.co.uk
Organised by Paul Morgan http://www.slightlyoffkilterlabel.blogspot.com/
http://www.auraldetritus.blogspot.com/ http://www.myspace.com/slightlyoffkilter
25th of May 2010 London
Venue: David Roberts Art Foundation 8pm-10pm
Rhodri Davies, Louisa Martin
Seijiro Muryama, Ute Kanngiesser, Ross Lambert.
free entry.
Organised by Lawrence Williams
17th of April 2010
St Marks Church Myddelton Square London EC1R 1XX
Map
Benedict Drew
Samuel Rogers and Steven Cornford Duo pianos
Seymour Wright, Paul Abbot and Daichi Yoshikawa Trio
Electronics, Electronics, Saxophone
Benedict Drew
Ben is an artist working in performance, sound and video.
Samuel Rodgers
Sound oriented artist and improviser. Time is given to exploring acoustic phenomena, and developing physical/tactile relationships to sounding objects and spaces. Sound recording and reproduction are key in the extension and manifestation of these spatial relationships
Steven Cornford
“I am a sculptor working with music, sound and noise. My interests lie in the relationship between the physical and spatial attributes of sounding objects, musical instruments and audio technologies and their acoustic properties or timbral characteristics. I use processes of mechanisation and automation to ensure that control of the resultant music is as contingent upon aleatoric sonic phenomena as on my design of the system. I borrow strategies from bricolage, process music, kinetic sculpture and the extended technique of free improvisation.” sc
http://www.scrawn.co.uk/news.html
Seymour Wright
Paul Abbott
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Selected activities:
http://bit.ly/1S0uNB
http://www.paulabbott.net
Daichi Yoshikawa
