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02
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Wed
7PM - 7AM
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AWAKENING: A Sunset to Sunrise Peace Vigil
In solidarity with Terry Riley's peace vigil in Nevada City, California:
Members of the UCSD music community will convene at the Ché Café from 7pm on
Wednesday, October 2 until 7am on Thursday, October 3, for a twelve-hour
performance of La Monte Young's "Composition 1960 #7", the perfect fifth B
and F-sharp, "to be held for a long time".
Terry Riley's concept of staying awake is a metaphor for staying vigilant
and putting activism before personal comfort (read below).
All are welcome to come for all or part of the night, either to listen and
stay awake or to help keep the fifth continuous through the night.
La Monte Young's "Composition 1960 #7" is a statement of continuity and
unity. The perfect fifth symbolizes the profound source of all sound,
universal energy, eternity. As such it is an expression of peace.
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Che Cafe
UCSD
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03
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Thu
9PM
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Lechusza/Adler Duo
The Alan Lechusza / Christopher Adler Duo meets bassist Scott Walton! This first ever meeting is sure to explode in a hail of sound and energy. This concert is part of the Duo's guerilla concert series - unapproved, unscheduled, unrehearsed, unforseen, always free, and always hardcore.
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University of San Diego
Room Camino 153 (behind Shiley Theater)
Free
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05
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Sat
8PM
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Derek Bailey and George Lewis
A must see performance! Londoner Derek Bailey is possibly the most influential guitarist of the modern era. He has performed solo concerts world-wide, played with most of the musicains associated with free improvisation, and recorded over 100 albums. He will be joined by the phenomenal George Lewis, improvisor-trombonist, composer, and computer/installation artist who first played with Bailey in Company, an international emsemble of improvisationalists formed by Bailey in 1976. Lewis has been a member of the AACM since 1971. He has received Fellowships from the NEA, and is the 1999 recipient of the CalArts/Alpert Award in the Arts and a 2002 recipient of a MacArthur Fellowship.
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Spruce Street Forum
$25/$15
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09
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Wed
8PM
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DMA recital
Morris Palter, percussion.
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Mandeville Recital Hall
UCSD
Free
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10
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Thu
7:30PM
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Christopher Adler Trio
Free jazz and improvised explorations by Alan Lechusza (woodwinds), Christopher Adler (piano), and Vikas Srivastava (drumset). CD Release Performance/Reception - new CD available only $5. Complimentary wine served.
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Galoka
5662 La Jolla Blvd.
(858) 551-8610
$5
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11
12
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Fri
Sat
8PM
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NWEAMO 2002
4th Annual Portland/San Diego International Electro-Acoustic Music Festival.
Fri 11: Ryan Wise; Javier Garavaglia; Joshua Russell;
Ellis/Fernandes/Montoya; Yoshiko Ando; CMAU; DJ I, Robot
Sat 12: Joseph Waters; Matt Davignon; Tim Kreger;
Jeffrey Byrd; Rodrigo Sigal; Irving + Orser;
Fussible (Nortec Collective)
www.nweamo.org
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Smith Recital Hall
SDSU
(619) 594-1696
General: $10/night; $17/both nights
Student/senior: $ 7/ night; $12/both nights
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19
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Sat
8PM
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Rubble on Spruce
Trummerflora member and native San Diegan Nathan Hubbard celebrates the release of his new album. "Born on Tuesday" finds percussionist Hubbard stepping out of his usual group projects for his first solo recording. After a year of his 12 steps program (one solo concert a month), Hubbard presents a wide range of his solo work, using free improvisation, junk percussion, homemade electronics, drum set, and extreme processing to create a wide ranging landscape of sound. www.returntoone.com
Las Cajas Del Ritmo - Ramon Amescua, Pepe Mogt, Jorge Ruiz - drum machines, electronics Las Cajas Del Ritmo utilizes about 30 vintage and custom built drum machines to traverse a wide range of improvised and composed sonic territories. Ramon (aka Bostich), Pepe and Jorge (aka Fussible) are key members of the Tijuana-based Nortec Collective. First envisioned by Pepe in 1999, the word "Nortec" represents a combination of "norteño" (a traditional music of northwest Mexico) and techno. Since then, Nortec's infectious combination of traditional and modern dance music has garnered much international attention. www.milrecords.com
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Spruce Street Forum
$10
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20
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Sun
7:30PM
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NOISE at the Library
Join NOISE for a world premiere of "Asleep in Thorns" by Stuart Saunders Smith. Also included on this program are works by Ned Rorem, Joji Yuasa, and Mario Lavista, a premiere by local composer Chris Williams, and a piece for flute and cello by David Ward-Stenman. Rumor has it that there will be a virtuosic display of xylophone ragtime music as well.
Pre-concert lecture at 7:00pm.
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The Athenaeum
1008 Wall Street
La Jolla
(858)-454-5872
$15/13/7
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22
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Tue
8PM
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Gratkowski/Stuart/Oetz
Frank Gratkowski - saxophone, Greg Stuart - percussion, Joscha Oetz - contrabass.
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The Space
916 West Washington St.
Mission Hills, San Diego
Free
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25
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Fri
8PM
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New Music Forum
Graduate students in the composition program present original works.
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Warren Music Studio A
UCSD
Free
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25 - 27
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Fri - Sun
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Search Event V
Symposia on the musical future with guest composers Lisa Bielawa, Vinko Globokar, Toshio Hosokawa, and Hilda Paredes. Reservations on a limited basis, call 858.534.4830.
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Locations Vary
Up-to-date schedule
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26
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Sat
8PM
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Cutler/Dimuzio
Chris Cutler, percussion and electronics, and Thomas Dimuzio, live sampling and processing. Cutler brings a wealth of history from the international experimental music scene including work with Henry Cow, Art Bears, and Pere Ubu. Dimuzio, whose work with Fred Frith and the Late Tom Cora as electric experimentalist and sound designer, has earned an almost mythic reputation among music's cognoscenti.
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Spruce Street Forum
$15/$10
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29
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Tue
8PM
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Nathan Hubbard
Nothing to write home about - compositions 1998-2002 with Scott Walton, Lee Elderton, Ward Baxter, Jay EastonJ, ustin Grinnell,
Sam Rabourn, Ty Constant, Korrie Paliotto, Gascia Ouzounian, Jarrod
Chilton, Jason Robinson, Christopher Adler, Al Scholl, John Paul Reed, John
Freeman-horn, Steve Vertigan,Alex Panos, Damon Holzborn, Marcos Fernandes,
Robert Montoya.
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Smith Recital Hall
SDSU
(619) 594-1696
Free
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30
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Wed
8PM
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SONOR
New music faculty ensemble presents contemporary works, including pieces by Ishmael Wadada Leo Smith, Toshio Hosokawa, and graduate student composer Chris Mercer.
Artistic Director: Charles Curtis
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Mandeville Auditorium
UCSD
$10/$8
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