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Cadence Magazine is celebrating it’s 39th birthday with four days of mind<br />
expanding music.<br />
Festival Schedule:<br />
Thursday, April 11,2013, Shapeshifter Lab, 18 Whitwell Pl, Brooklyn, NY 11215 (646) 820-9452<br />
David Arner Trio with Jay Rosen and Michael Bisio – Tomas Ulrich’s Cargo Cult – Adam Lane Full<br />
Throttle Orchestra –Primitive Arkestra Group with Steve Swell and David Haney<br />
Friday, April 12, 2013, Chris’ Jazz Cafe, 1421 Sansom St, Philadelphia, PA 19102 (215) 568-3131<br />
Blaise Siwula with Dom Minasi and Toshi Makihara – David Arner Trio with Jay Rosen and Michael Bisio<br />
Primitive Arkestra Group with David Haney<br />
Saturday, April 13,2013, I-Beam, 168 7th St, Brooklyn, NY 11215<br />
Dom Minasi (guitar) Trio with Ken Filiano (bass) and Jay Rosen (drums) – Blaise Siwula Group (reeds)<br />
Harvey Valdes (guitar), Gian Luigi, Diana (live electronics) – Blue Spirit Band with Adam Lane (bass)<br />
Primitive Arkestra Group with Steve Swell and David Haney<br />
Sunday, April 14, 2013, ABC NO RIO, 156 Rivington St, New York, NY 10002<br />
Attention Screen: Liam Sillery--Trumpet Bob Reina--Piano Chris Jones--Bass Mark Flynn—Drums.<br />
Jack DeSalvo cello, mandola and guitar, Matt Lavelle on trumpet, flugelhorn and alto clarinet and Tom<br />
Cabrera on frame drums and percussion. Blaise Siwula (reeds) and David Haney(piano). Open Session<br />
APRIL 11, 2013, LIVE STREAMING OF FESTIVAL AT SHAPESHIFTER LAB: http://live.shapeshifterlab.com<br />
Eric Salzman<br />
The Nude Paper Sermon & Wiretap<br />
LAB 7092<br />
Michael Sahl/Eric Salzman<br />
Civilization And Its Discontents<br />
LAB 7089<br />
11 | CadenCe Magazine | april May June 2013<br />
“…The Nude Paper Sermon … is both of<br />
its time and still amazingly fresh. There are<br />
portions that sound like György Ligeti’s<br />
music for 2001: A Space Odyssey. And<br />
there are moments that sound like free jazz.<br />
And there are moments that sound like<br />
nothing else I’ve ever heard.”<br />
--Willliam Gibson, Signal to Noise<br />
“…a brilliant amalgam of jazz, pop, blues<br />
and classical forms, cleverly developed and<br />
timed to make the satiric points stand out in<br />
the most vivid musical and theatrical terms.”<br />
–Peter G. Davis, New York Times<br />
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