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Cadence Magazine: Festival of the Unknown
First Thursday - Cadence Festival of the Unknown
$10 at the door. Doors open at 7:30.
Or buy in advance here for only $8 here: http://cadencefest.bpt.me/
Set One: 10 minutes - New Composition - Theme and Variations for Piano by David Haney
David Haney studied composition in Portland, OR with Tomas Svoboda. He has recorded over 20 albums on CIMP, CADENCE, and SLAM, and toured with some of the greatest improvisers including Andrew Cyrille; Han Bennink, Gerry Hemingway, Bernard Purdie, Roswell Rudd, John Tchicai, Julian Priester, Roy Campbell, Buell Neidlinger and many others.
"a pianist whose accomplishments far outranks his public profile.." Peter Monaghan, Earshot Jazz
"Mr. Haney is a pianist drawn to experimental settings, and he creates a promising one here." The New York Times
"Haney's classical training enables him to expose the innards of composition while highlighting stylistic interconnectedness in a unique and resourceful manner." Elliot Simon, All About Jazz, New York
www.davidhaneymusic.com
Set Two: 30 minutes
Headline act: Art Resnick;
Art Resnick (b. Mar 20, 1941 in Minneapolis, MN), a prolific composer, will be performing mostly original pieces and is known for his lyrical style and unusual but accessible compositions. He has toured and recorded with many jazz luminaries such as James Moody, Freddie Hubbard, Papa John Creach, Nat Adderly, Benny Golson, Bobby Shew, Gary Bartz and Charles McPherson to name a few. He has also recorded albums featuring his own music in trio and quartet formats including the recording of "Jungleopolis" which earned 5 stars in "Downbeat " magazine. His latest release (2013) was a trio CD named 1,2,3 containing solo, duo, and trio performances.
Art Resnick
www.soundcloud.com/artresnick
www.gooseworksstudio.com
www.reverbnation.com
You Tube: rezmogm
FaceBook: Art Resnick Trio
Set Three: 30 minutes, Improvised Set with Art Resnick, Andre St. James, John Gross, Doug Haning, Marie Black, and special guests Jeremy Shaskus and Nadya Kadrevis.
Set Four: 74 minutes, Silent Film/Improvised Music August 6th presenting "The Wanderer" a feature film made in 2007 about love and loss; film is not silent but will be only viewed and not heard during a 74 minute musical interpolation.
www.nadyakadrevisfilms.com
Attention all music aficionados, musicians, improvisers, musicians interested in performing experimental music, and those interested in witnessing free music being written and performed in the moment: Cadence Jazz Magazine, newly based in Portland, OR since 2012, in partnership with Classic Pianos, now has a home for our monthly music series. New works by composers, headline acts, and an improvisers set make up this series that will simply blow your mind!
Cadence Festival of the Unknown goes beyond Jazz to reach into the rich stores of creative musical minds who have yet to be fully appreciated by the mainstream. World-class musicians will be invited to come co-create an evening of fun, mystery, excitement and collaboration.
"Cadence Magazine is a priceless archive of interviews, oral histories, book reviews..." The Penguin Encyclopedia of Popular Music
For more information contact:
503-975-5176
cadencemagazine@gmail.com
Cadence, the Independent Journal of Creative Improvised Music
P.O. Box 13071
Portland, OR 97213
Since 1976.
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3003 SE Milwaukee Avenue
Portland, OR 97202
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