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03
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Mon
9PM
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Trummerflora
The Laundry Room Squelchers (Miami Beach), Dimetrodon Collective (LA), League of Assholes.
Monthly series of mostly local experimental and improvised music in a dive bar setting. Serious music without recital formality. Must be 21.
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The Casbah
$3
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03
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Mon
9PM
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Alan Lechusza and Christopher Adler
Visionary explorations for winds and piano.
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Galoka
5662 la jolla boulevard
(858) 551-8610
$5
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06
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Thu
9PM
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Cosmologic
A group dedicated to open-ended jazz exploration. Michael Dessen, trombone; Jason Robinson, saxophone; Scott Walton, bass; Nathan Hubbard, drums.
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Galoka
5662 la jolla boulevard
(858) 551-8610
$5
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07
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FRI
8PM
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Terry Riley with Stefano Scodanibbio
Terry Riley, composer and pianist will perform with Italian bassist Stefano Scodanibbio.
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Spruce Street Forum
$20/$15
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07
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Fri
8PM
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Improvitory 2
Hirsh with Cameron Pressley/Upsilon Acrux, guitar; John Jarvis, electronics.
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Sonic Arts Gallery
$8
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14
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Fri
8PM
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Peter Kowald (contrabass)
with Dana Reason (piano) and special guests Hans Fjellestad (piano) and Anthony Burr (clarinet)
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Galoka
5662 la jolla boulevard
(858) 551-8610
$7
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14
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Fri
8PM
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Vanessa Tomlinson
Percussionist, returns from Australia for her final doctoral recital.
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Mandeville Recital Hall
UCSD
Free
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14
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Fri
8PM
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Improvitory 2
Denny Genovese plays the Theremin.
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Sonic Arts Gallery
$8
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15
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Sat
8PM
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Available Space
An evening of fresh off the brain movement improvisation with San Diego's most innovative dancers and actors. Presented by Lower Left and Sledgehammer Theatre.
Performances by - Nina Martin, Mary Reich, Jane Blount, Karen Schaffman, Betty Matthews, Janet Hayatshati, Margaret Paek, Colleen Phillips
Special Guest - Simone Forti
Music by - Paul Hunt, Donkey [Hans Fjellestad, Damon Holzborn]
$10 for Performance, $35 for performance and post-concert Gala to celebrate Lower Left's non-profit inauguration
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St. Cecilia's
1620 6th Ave.
(619) 544-1484
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18
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Tue
6PM
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Focus Lecture
Robert Ashley
Robert Ashley was born in Ann Arbor in 1930 and educated at the University of Michigan and the Manhattan School of Music, working with Wallingford Riegger and Roberto Gerhard. His studies included not only composition, but psychoacoustics and cultural speech patterns. Now a freelance composer based in New York, his signature blend of sophisticated language, tchnological exploration with sound and media, and urbane commentary on the social circumstances of the late 20th century have established for him a uniquely substantive and timely position in the international art world.
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CRCA
UCSD
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19
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Wed
8PM
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SONOR
UCSD's resident contemporary music ensemble, performs Varese's Offrandes, premieres by Juan Campoverde and Pam Madsen, plus music of Morton Feldman.
(Pre-concert lecture at 7PM in the Recital Hall)
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Mandeville Auditorium
UCSD
$10/$8
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20
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Thur
6PM
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Interactive Information Kiosk
UCSD Music faculty member George Lewis will present a lecture-demonstration about his "Interactive Information Kiosk", commissioned by the City of San Diego's Arts and Culture Commission and the Metropolitan Wastewater Department with support provided by the National Endowment for the Arts. The project is part of a public art initiative to enhance the Point Loma Wastewater Treatment Plant with site-specific artworks that intersect with the plant's environment. Utilizing cutting-edge interactive technologies for sound, image and video, Lewis' new work, which will be permanently installed at the Point Loma plant's newly constructed Operations Building and Visitor's center in late April 2000, is a gloss on the form of the "interactive kiosk", where the visitor's own movements interact with combinations of interview footage, sounds, still and moving images collected by Lewis, videographer/editor Hans Fjellestad and sonographer/computer programmer Harry Castle, to create a personal experience of the (virtual) plant.
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CRCA
UCSD
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20
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Thur
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Virgin Beauty
Improvised music from Pat Shaw (bass), Alan Lechusza (woodwinds), and Nate Hubbard (percussion).
Call for time and ticket prices.
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Galoka
5662 la jolla boulevard
(858) 551-8610
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22
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Sat
8PM
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Cecil Lytle
Piano, will perform the music of African American composers including Thomas "Fats" Waller, Nathaniel Dett, Scott Joplin, and George Lewis.
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Spruce Street Forum
$15/$10
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23
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Sun
6-11PM
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Project Cathedral
A monthly ambient multimedia performance gallery set in the Great Hall of St. Paul's Cathedral.
Original Ambient Compositions by - Richard A. Steiger, Hans Fjellestad (Piano), Proving Grounds (Featuring Janet Parish Whittaker, Hans Fjellestad, and Damon Holzborn), Wormhole Effect (organic trance-groove), Sonic Wallpaper (experimental electric soundscapes), Sir Kippy Marks (improvolinist), Shiver (embient ensemble), Interactive Loop Matrix: TBA
Projections - video: Kinetic Collage (Greg Lloyd); slide/film: Brennan Hubbell, Diana martinez, and ><@v!er
Collaborative Choreography by - Tanya Twigs McCrory, Elizabeth Swallow
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St. Paul's Cathedral - Great Hall
5th &Nutmeg
$5
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24
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Mon
9PM
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Maroja
Jason Robinson (woodwinds), Robert Montoya & Marcos Fernandes (perc)
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Galoka
5662 la jolla boulevard
(858) 551-8610
$3
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25
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Tue
9PM
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Trummerflora
An evening of improvisations featuring Matt Ingalls (San Francisco), Marcus B, Donkey and
the Trummerflora house band: Borborygmus (w/ Marcelo Radulovich, Marcos Fernandes, Robert Montoya, Jason Robinson, plus all of the above).
Trummerflora is a monthly series of mostly local experimental and improvised music in a dive bar setting. Serious music without recital formality. Must be 21.
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The Casbah
$3
(21 and over)
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27
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Thur
6PM
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Linux Computer Music Lecture
Shahrokh Yadegari
One of the early computer music systems for unix, the Computer Audio Research Laboratory (CARL) package (including cmusic) was developed in the early 80s by F. Richard Moore, Gareth Loy, Mark Dolson, Rusty Wright, and others at CRCA, which at the time was called the Center for Music Experiment (CME). CARL has recently been ported to linux. This talk is a comparative demonstration of working facilities, especially those related to computer music, under linux vs. those provieded under single user/single task OS's such as MacOS or Windows. We shall give a short history of the evolution of linux. A number of features of the CARL package and the linux OS will be shown and we shall end with an speculative conclusion on the effect of the facilities and interfaces of tools on the work produced by those tools. Shahrokh Yadegari holds a BS from purdue University in Electrical Engineering and a master's from MIT's Media Lab. He is currently a music doctoral student at UCSD.
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CRCA
UCSD
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30
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Sun
6-8PM
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Jason Robinson performing solo woodwind improvisations at San Diego State
University MFA artist Alice Anda's installation "Atmoshperic."
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Everett Gee Jackson Gallery
San Diego State University
(619) 594-651
Free
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