A splendid reaction on the streets of Whalley Range to the Catatumbo poster. This one features what I think is a correction of some overspacing and a kiss from pink lipstick. Saturday 6th November Catatumbo Ingrid Laubrock: saxophones Ingrid Laubrock is a founder member of the F-IRE collective, currently resident in New York she hasContinue reading “Catatumbo Poster”
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Catatumbo in Manchester
Saturday 6th November Catatumbo Ingrid Laubrock: saxophones Ingrid Laubrock is a founder member of the F-IRE collective, currently resident in New York she has worked with Evan Parker, Kenny Wheeler and Polar Bear amongst others. “darkly beautiful and breathtakingly inventive” All About Jazz Olie Brice: double bass A mainstay on the London improvising scene hasContinue reading “Catatumbo in Manchester”
John Tchicai & Tony Marsh 1st October @ Carlton Club, Manchester
THIS FRIDAY! 86 BUS FROM PICCADILLY MAP HERE support from trio of : Rich Harrison: percussion (Spaceheads) Dave Birchall: guitar (Levenshulme Bicycle Orchestra) Pascal Nichols: percussion (Part Wild Horses Mane On Both Sides)
Performances of ‘One’
One is the piece for music and dance I’ve been working on over the summer with Rebekka Platt. We have two performances in Manchester at the start of October. 2nd October Emergency @ The Greenroom, Manchester 4th October Akemi Arts present ‘Live Art’ @ Contact Theatre, Manchester
Catatumbo poster
Catatumbo date confirmed!
Excited to be involved with putting on a second gig in a month after years of nothing! Saturday 6th November Catatumbo Phil Marks/Dave Birchall (tbc) St. Margarets Church Whalley Range Manchester £5 8pm
John Tchicai/Tony Marsh
This gig should be a great one! Carlton club site here and map here.
John Tchicai/Tony Marsh
putting on this gig with a few other folk later in the year, promises to be amazing! Friday 1st October @ Carlton Club, Carlton Road (off Wood Road and Upper Chorlton Road) Whalley Range, M16 Manchester John Tchicai John Tchicai is a sax legend having played with some of the most innovative and respected musicianContinue reading “John Tchicai/Tony Marsh”
David Birchall 