Heaven Gallery

May 6th through 28th.

Joseph Patrick Mault
Patrick Francis McGuan
Charles Thomas Fogarty

Guest Curated by Max Reinhardt

PROTEST HEAVEN jazz and improvised music series

SPAM FILTER

Ben Boye - piano, synthesizer
Dave Miller - guitar
Quin Kirchner - drums

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DESIRING MACHINES

Paul Hartsaw - saxophones
Jim Baker - piano, ARP
Brian Labycz - modular synth
Andrew Royal - violin
Aaron Zarzutzki - electronics

10pm, donation suggested

Mostly music for solo voices with solo strings

Che faro senza Euridice from Orfeo by
Christoph Willibald Gluck
Trois Chansons de Bilitis by Claude
Debussy
Printemps qui commence from Samson
et Dalila by Camille Saint-Saens
L’Amero saro costante from Il re pas-
tore by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
En sourdine and Dans la foret de Septem-
bre by Gabriel Faure
Zwei Gesänge, Op. 91 by Johannes
Brahms
Legacy by Ben Johnston
Umstülpung by Anita Chari
The End of Something by Leon Shernoff
(words by Ernest Hemingway)

www.tinymahler.com.

ANAPHORA presents SONOROUS SHADES: WARM TONES
featuring the Spektral Quartet and George Lepauw.

“Sonorous Shades” is Anaphora’s two-part new
music series for the 2010/2011 season.
The first “Sonorous Shades” concert in Dec 2010
featured cool (sharp, pointillist, metallic, thin) tones.

SONOROUS SHADES: WARM TONES will highlight works
of warm sound schemes and will be held at Heaven Gallery
on Wednesday, May 18 at 8PM.

Suggested donation for the May 18th performance is $10.
All are welcome.

PROGRAM

Philip Glass: Quartet No. 2 "Company"
Sarah J. Ritch: “Sonata De Kinor”
Virko Baley: “Centos”
Augusta Read Thomas: Selections from “6 Etudes”

Model Assemblages a Retrospective of work by American Sculptor Louise Nevelson: a New York artist whose work spans from the 1940's till her death in the 1980's. Her abstract expressionist "walls" “crates” or "assemblages" were made of recycled wood.
She was one of the first artist to transform space into installation Art.
Much of her work was done in black but she also made a white, gold and Lucite series.

"When you put together things that other people have thrown out, you’re really bringing them to life – a spiritual life that surpasses the life for which they were originally created."
Louise Nevelson

The Fashion show will take the Nevelson aesthetic transformed into hats, large neck pieces and clothes, all from recycled materials.

Makeup and hair by Christina Marie Artrip

Models
Alexandra Bass
Cindy Loving
Karin Carlson
Michelle Stuchly
Monika Anelle
Stacy Nykmp

Music By Green Pastures

Doors open at 7:30pm
$15 suggested donation
refreshments provided by Rodan

Tickets on sale at

http://renovar.eventbrite.com/

PROTEST HEAVEN jazz and improvised music series

REMPIS/BAKER

Dave Rempis - saxophones
Jim Baker - piano, ARP

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TOBY SUMMERFIELD TRIO

Toby Summerfield - guitar
Anton Hatwich - bass
Quin Kirchner - drums

10:30pm, donation suggested

PROTEST HEAVEN jazz and improvised music series

BERMAN/JACKSON

Josh Berman - cornet
Keefe Jackson - reeds

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MITCHELL/PETIT/RA

Nicole Mitchell - flute
Didier Petit - cello
Avreeayl Ra - drums

10pm, donation suggested

PROTEST HEAVEN jazz and improvised music series

FANDIÑO/MAZZARELLA/ZARZUTZKI

Daniel Fandiño - electronics
Nick Mazzarella - saxophone
Aaron Zarzutzki - electonics

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BADENHORST/KIMMEL/ROSALY

Joachim Badenhorst - reeds (NYC)
Jeff Kimmel - bass clarinet
Frank Rosaly - drums

Belgian reedplayer Joachim Badenhorst is currently living in Brooklyn,
New York. He is a Co-Leader of groups in different European countries:
Mogil (iceland), Red Rocket (Ireland), Rawfishboys (France),
Ploug/Pettersen/Badenhorst (Denmark), Os Meus Shorts (Belgium), Taro
(Austria). Joachim is a member of the Han Bennink Trio, the first
group that the legendary Dutch drummer fronts as a leader. Their
record `Parken` (available on the Danish ILK label) was chosen by all
about jazz ny as `best new release of 2009`.

In New York he is currently working on a few new projects: a
collaboraive trio with trombonist Steve Swell and drummer Ziv Ravitz.
Joachim is writing music for his own trio with drummer Devin Grey and
viola player Frantz Loriot, he is one third of Clarino: a trio that
works on the new compositional language of trumpeter Thomas Heberer;
Baloni: a collaborative trio with Pascal Niggenkemper and Frantz
Loriot. Joachim is a member of Tony Malaby`s new octet `Novela` and
plays is Jean Carla Rodea`s Azares (with Joe Morris, Pascal
Niggenkemper and Gerald Cleaver).

http://www.joachimbadenhorst.com

10pm, donation suggsted