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Peter Apfelbaum & New York Hieroglyphics featuring Abdoulaye Diabate
Date From October 28, 2008 8:00 PM
Until October 28, 2008 10:00 PM
 
Location
Langston Hughes Performing Arts Center
104 17th Ave S
Seattle, WA 98144
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Info Line 206-547-9787
Website http://www.earshot.org
 
Contact Karen Caropepe
Earshot Jazz
3429 Fremont Place N #309
Seattle, WA 98103

206-547-6763
karen@earshot.org
 
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Description
Apfelbaum's reformulated Hieroglyphics Ensemble, a tentet now based in New York, performs the original piece Aural Histories, composed with a Chamber Music America/Doris Duke Foundation grant. In each of the piece's sections, a band member improvises over a composed background while Malian griot Abdoulaye Diabate sings a narrative of that particular musician's life.
A leading figure in the world-jazz movement, Peter Apfelbaum has always gravitated to transporting melodies and timbres and to a group dynamic that emphasizes extended improvisation over jazz-infused West African and Afro-Caribbean styles. The Guardian called the results, in Aural Histories, "positively fire-spitting."

With Peter Apfelbaum (tenor sax, piano, percussion) and vocalist Abdoulaye Diabate, who hails from a long family tradition of griots and has also performed in the West with the likes of jazzmen Don Byron and guitarist-folklorist Banning Eyre, are: Peck Allmond (trumpet, reeds), Josh Roseman (trombome), Jessica Jones (tenor sax, flute), Tony Jones (tenor sax), Charles Burnham (violin), David Phelps (guitar), Patrice Blanchard (bass), and  a show unto himself  Dafnis Prieto on drums.

Not to be missed!

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Abdoulaye Diabate photo by Susan J Weiand.
   
   
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