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Posted: 11 Feb 2015 at 3:20pm |
50 Years of the AACM Celebrated in NYC ConcertsMusic of Henry Threadgill, Muhal Richard Abrams, moreBy JazzTimes A series of concerts celebrating the 50th anniversary of the
founding in Chicago of the Association for the Advancement of Creative
Musicians (AACM) will take place in New York City on Feb, 26, March 19
and April 28-29. The concerts will take place at Roulette in Brooklyn
and the Bohemian National Hall on Manhattan’s Upper East Side. Each
evening will feature works by such AACM composers as Muhal Richard
Abrams, Thurman Barker, Leroy Jenkins, George Lewis, Roscoe Mitchell,
Amina Claudine Myers, Wadada Leo Smith and Henry Threadgill.
Details, as provided in a press release, follow: Thursday February 26, 2015 @ Roulette
New music from two important figures of the Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians. Pianist and composer Amina Claudine Myers brings her trio with Jerome Harris (bass guitar) and Reggie Nicholson (drums). Composer and percussionist Thurman Barker presents the premiere of ‘South Side Suite’, and other works. Featuring his Strike Force Plus, with Malik Washington (timpani, percussion) Bryan Carrott (vibes, percussion), Eli Fountain (marimba, percussion), Ray Mantilla (percussion), Lonnie Gasperini (hammond organ) and Thurman Barker (drumset and percussion). Thursday, March 19, 2015 @ Roulette
Baritone Thomas Buckner celebrates 50 years of the Association For
the Advancement of Creative Musicians with an evening of works written
for him by AACM composers. Accompanied by pianists Joseph Kubera and
Amina Claudine Myers, violist Stephanie Griffin, cellist Christopher
Hoffman, flutist JD Parran, and percussionists Matthew Gold and Alex
Lipowski, Buckner performs concert works by Muhal Richard Abrams, Leroy
Jenkins, Roscoe Mitchell, Amina Claudine Myers, Wadada Leo Smith, and
Henry Threadgill.
BOHEMIAN NATIONAL HALL
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