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| An Evening of Entertainments from August Strindberg - Saturday 15 December |
OUTPOST: 186 ½ Hampshire St., Inman Sq. Cambridge - All Ages
URL: Outpost186.com
For what it's worth, we have a Facebook page: OUTPOST186
A short helpful video on how to locate OUTPOST186
(CONCERT & EVENTS CALENDER FOLLOWS BOILERPLATE, BELOW)
OUTPOST NEWS :
OUTPOST has now installed theatre lights for performances, four (4) pots with gels on a wall dimmer. No more screwing around with the track lighting, you little bastards! ;)
NEW DISC BY FORBES GRAHAM & LAURENCE COOK, recorded @ OUTPOST!
BERN NIX / DAVE BRYANT QUARTET LIVE @ OUTPOST - VIDEO
some video of the 28 Jan. '12 Bern Nix show here
Interview with Bern Nix
NOTE : SUNDAY LIFE DRAWING WITH DAVID LEE is back! Contact: dleeway1116@hotmaildotcom
OUTPOST now hosts life drawing classes , Sunday mornings 10am - 12:30pm
PROFILES OF LOCAL JAZZ & IMPROV MUSICIANS IN AAJ
blogs by our pals:
BRILLIANT CORNERS - A BOSTON JAZZ BLOG edited by Steve Provizer
STU VANDEMARK'S BOSTON JAZZ SCENE BLOG
OUTPOST GENERAL INFORMATION :
OUTPOST DIRECTIONS : Near cr. Prospect, opposite Hess gas, behind 7-11 parking lot. Big ‘186’ on R side. Follow walk at Left to gallery, REAR.
OUTPOST CONCERT INFO :
All shows 8pm door unless otherwise noted.
General admission, donations requested.
No reservations, come early!
All shows all ages.
No smoking, spitting, alcohol, ether, qat or laudanum please!
Note: nothing is served, it's just music & chairs, Pal!
Parking: are you feeling lucky? well are ya?
BOOKING: OUTPOST is currently available for most public performances @ $50 per event.
CONTACT: Rob Chalfen, director: robchalfen@hotmail.com
DETAILS: OUTPOST PRODUCER'S HANDBOOK - You must read this before you produce a show @ Outpost!
AACHTUNG! You must be 21 to produce events at Outpost.
DAYTIME WEEKDAYS AVAILABLE @ OUTPOST :
OUTPOST 186 is also available for meetings, readings, workshops, film shoots, theatre rehearsals, & other (non-musical) weekday daytime events.
ART
Outpost regularly exhibits visual art! If you are an artist and would like to exhibit @ Outpost, please send your website url to robchalfen@hotmail.com, or arrange to show your portfolio. Outpost does not charge artists to display art.
CURRENT EXHIBIT :
GALLERY HOURS:
Gallery exhibits may be viewed during scheduled performances or by appointment.
CONTACT: robchalfen@hotmail.com
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Saturday 1
December @ OUTPOST 186
ChagallPac Poetry-music Series & Cambridge Writers’ Workshop
presents
Open
Writers’ Workshop 5:30-7:30 p.m. (all genres & levels welcome) $12
8
p.m.
performance, $10
with poets Diana Norma Szokolyai &
Derek J.G. Williams
& saxophonist Jon Amon, followed by
an open mic
Diana
Norma Szokolyai will read poems from her new book Parallel Sparrows
(Finishing Line Press).
Derek J.G. Williams, a recent runner up for Knockout
Literary Journal's Reginald Shepherd Poetry Prize, will perform his poetry.
Electrifying solo saxophonist Jon Amon will play Flamenco Sin Limitees
by Jaime Fatas and improvise with the poets. Poets, writers, musicians,
join us for an open mic afterwards!
Sunday 2 December @
Outpost, 8pm $10 or b/o
KARL 2000
Daniel Rovin - saxophone
Austin White - bass
Dave Miller - drums
+
BOO BOO GLASS
Borey Shin - synth
Lautaro Mantilla - guitar
Andy Allen - sax
Wednesday 5 December @ Outpost, 8pm $10 or b/o
Jessica Bozek & SMALL ANIMAL PROJECT reading series presents
Jack Christian, Joel Craig & Emily Toder
Jack Christian, Joel Craig & Emily Toder will read from new books at Outpost 186 on
Wednesday, 12/5. 8 pm, small donation for refreshments suggested. Small
Animal Project gratefully acknowledges partial funding from the Massachusetts Cultural Council and the Cambridge Arts Council for its 2012 readings.
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Jack Christian received his Master of Fine Arts degree from the University of Massachusetts Amherst. His poems and prose have appeared in a number of journals, and he won the Colorado Prize for Poetry for his first full-length collection, Family System. He is also the author of the chapbook Let’s Collaborate. Read work at Jack’s website.
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Joel Craig is the author of The White House (Green Lantern Press, 2012), and the chapbook Shine Tomorrow (Lost Horse, 2009). His poems have appeared lately in Boston Review, GutCult, A Public Space, TYPO, and Rabbit Light Movies. He co-founded and curates The Danny’s Reading Series and edits poetry for MAKE: A Literary Magazine—where he lives, in Chicago, Illinois.
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Emily Toder is the author of Science (Coconut Books, 2012) and the chapbooks Brushes With (Tarpaulin Sky, 2010) and I Hear a Boat (Duets, 2012). A graduate of the MFA Program at UMass Amherst, she also holds degrees in Literary Translation and Library Science. She lives in Northampton, where she freelance translates Spanish and Catalan literature and works in the archives & special collections dept. at the W. E. B. Du Bois Library. Read some of Emily’s work via her tumblr
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Jack Christian received his Master of Fine Arts degree from the University of Massachusetts Amherst. His poems and prose have appeared in a number of journals, and he won the Colorado Prize for Poetry for his first full-length collection, Family System. He is also the author of the chapbook Let’s Collaborate. Read work at Jack’s website.
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Joel Craig is the author of The White House (Green Lantern Press, 2012), and the chapbook Shine Tomorrow (Lost Horse, 2009). His poems have appeared lately in Boston Review, GutCult, A Public Space, TYPO, and Rabbit Light Movies. He co-founded and curates The Danny’s Reading Series and edits poetry for MAKE: A Literary Magazine—where he lives, in Chicago, Illinois.
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Emily Toder is the author of Science (Coconut Books, 2012) and the chapbooks Brushes With (Tarpaulin Sky, 2010) and I Hear a Boat (Duets, 2012). A graduate of the MFA Program at UMass Amherst, she also holds degrees in Literary Translation and Library Science. She lives in Northampton, where she freelance translates Spanish and Catalan literature and works in the archives & special collections dept. at the W. E. B. Du Bois Library. Read some of Emily’s work via her tumblr
Friday
7 December @ Outpost, 8pm $10 or b/o
"First
Fridays avec Le Prestige":
Le
Prestige
Chris
Forkey - bass / John Glenshaw - drums / Kit Buckley - tenor sax / Gary Wallen –
vibes / Scott Getchell – trumpet & voice / Tom Stenquist – voice
An evening
of Le Prestige instrumental tunes and improvised accompaniment to the spoken
words of Scott Getchell (Le Prestige) and Tom Stenquist (Lars Vegas).
Le Prestige Link: http://leprestige.bandcamp.com/
Lars Vegas Link: http://www.myspace.com/larsvegasusa
Le Prestige Link: http://leprestige.bandcamp.com/
Lars Vegas Link: http://www.myspace.com/larsvegasusa
Hard-hitting,
chill-out, groove music. Searching for the perfect lounge.
Saturday 8 December
@ Outpost, 8pm $10 or b/o
Dr T presents Visual
Music Live featuring
Eric Zinman -- drums (that's right
drums, not piano)
Andrea Pensado -- electronics and voice
Michael Bloom -- table guitar and bouzouki
Andrea Pensado -- electronics and voice
Michael Bloom -- table guitar and bouzouki
http://www.youtube.com/Tobenfeld
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| Eric Zinman & Laurence Cook |
Sunday 9 December @ Outpost, 8pm $10 or b/o
Eric Zinman &
Laurence Cook present “Double Action”
– cd release
Eric Zinman – electric
keyboard / Laurence Cook – percussion, electric keyboard / Rick Scott - keys
DOUBLE ACTION
was produced by Ayler Records in 2010. First CD release concert for this
recording:
Cover painting
by Linda Clave/ photo by Werner Grundel / design layout for CD Stephane Berland
"solid
sounds melt and pour as slow dissolutions and accelerations of saturating
textures, moving over and into each other. This one has been described as a
musical circus with all the excitement of military equipment, construction
demolition, shotguns, pornography and professional wrestling."
Monday 10 December @ Outpost, 8pm $10 or b/o
Dave
Bryant – keyboards
Jim Hobbs – alto saxophone
Bruno Raberg – bass
James Kamal Jones – drums
Jim Hobbs – alto saxophone
Bruno Raberg – bass
James Kamal Jones – drums
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| Fausto Sierakowski |
Tuesday 11 December @ Outpost, 8pm $10 or b/o
Joe Morris +
Luther Gray + Fausto Sierakowski
Joe Morris – bass / Luther Gray – drums /
Fausto Sierakowski - sax /
“Nooge Nugent” - trumpet
Thursday 13 December @ Outpost, 8pm $10 or b/o
Steve
Fell – guitar / Luther Gray - drums
Friday 14 December @ Outpost, 8pm $10 or b/o
Jeff Platz - guitar
Junko Fujiwara - cello
Scott Getchell - trumpet
John Mclellan - drums
Kit Demos - bass
Andy Voelker - saxophones
Saturday 15 December @ Outpost, 7pm - by donation
AN
EVENING OF ENTERTAINMENTS from AUGUST STRINDBERG
Swedish playwright August Strindberg's 1889 "quart d'heure" looks
deceptively simple. Two women run into one another in a cafe on Christmas eve.
One is married, one is unmarried. Both are actresses. Only one speaks.
The scene is barely ten minutes long. But the play activates a series of
ambiguous interpretations, turning around the question inherent in the title: who
is the stronger?
So, we're going to spend the evening teasing this thing
out. Two actresses have learned both roles in a new translation, and will
perform one side (or BOTH?!) according to their whims, your whims, or
rock-paper-scissors. Following the performance, we will screen Ingmar
Bergman's PERSONA, which draws its inspiration from THE STRONGER. Bergman
seems to tease Strindberg's characters across 85 minutes of screen time (not to
mention Liv Ullman and Bibi Andersson's glorious cheekbones).
In the interest of the contrapuntal of
Strindberg's setting, we're throwing the play during the Christmas season. So,
when you've finished wrestling for a Tickle-me-Elmo, please come by. We're
happy to host a kind of alternative.
Wine. Coffee.
7PM:
THE STRONGER
in new translation by ULRIKA BRAND
featuring LAUREN EICHER & ALLISON VANOUSE
in costumes by AMANDA MACIEL ANTUNES
THE STRONGER
in new translation by ULRIKA BRAND
featuring LAUREN EICHER & ALLISON VANOUSE
in costumes by AMANDA MACIEL ANTUNES
8PM:
PERSONA
(film, Ingmar Bergman, Dir. 1966)
...& madness afterwards, if you BYO.
Sunday 16 December @ Outpost, 8pm $10 or b/oThe PocketBuskers Welcome You To The Holidays"
"The Pocketbuskers, known for playing acoustic music outdoors in Harvard Sq during the warm season, are having their Holiday acoustic party!"
https://www.facebook.com/PocketBuskers
Monday 17 December @ Outpost, 8pm $10 or b/o
JQTrio
Jeremy Quick - Guitars & Effects
Jason Felitto - Bass & Effects
Jungho Kang - Drums
Saturday 22 December @ Outpost, 8pm – by donation
An evening of poetry & acoustic music with
Thursday 27 December @ Outpost, 8pm $10 or b/o
James
Merenda & Tickle Juice
James Merenda – alto / Tom Duprey – cornet / David Hawthorne – guitar /
Jef Charland – bass / Matt Honor - drums
January 2013
Wednesday
2 January @ Outpost, 8pm $10 or b/o
David Doms
Thursday
3 January @ Outpost, 8pm by donation
Markus Nechay presents The
Whimsy!
in
memoriam David Cutler
Friday 4 January @ Outpost, 8pm $10 or b/o
"First
Fridays avec Le Prestige":
Le
Prestige
Chris
Forkey - bass / John Glenshaw - drums / Kit Buckley - tenor sax / Scott
Getchell - trumpet / Jeff Platz - guitar
Hard-hitting,
chill-out, groove music. Searching for the perfect lounge.
Saturday 5 January @
OUTPOST 186, 8PM, $5/10
Chagall
Performance Art Collaborative Presents
Fantasia on Breathing and Electronics-inspired music
With
special musical guests Carol Rowntree Jones, Tsuyoshi Honjo and Paul Jacobs
This show starts at 8pm but come earlier for workshops in
writing and Soundpainting at 6:30. Carol Rowntree Jones comes from England to
share her poems and images of breathing projected sprinkled with Soundpainting
interludes. Also, Dennis Shafer, Paul Jacobs and Tsuyoshi Honjo will
share works for soprano saxophone by Heitor Villa-Lobos and Luciano Berio.
Carol Rowntree Jones – poetry /
Tsuyoshi Honjo – soprano saxophone / Paul Jacobs – piano
ChagallPAC:
Diana Norma – poetry / Dennis Shafer – saxophone
Tuesday 8 January @ Outpost, 8pm $10 or b/o
The Olson Pingrey Quartet
Randy
Pingrey - trombone, compositions
Kathy
Olson - bari sax, compositions
Mark
Zaleski - bass
Austin
McMahon - drums
The Olson Pingrey
Quartet (aka the OPQ) started as a tribute to the subtle and strangely
subversive modernism of the Gerry Mulligan/Bob Brookmeyer quartet. We’ve since
found something interesting by continuing that tradition. You’ll find our
music to be lighthearted, but never frivolous as well as rigorous, but never
academic. We combine the harmonic freedom of free jazz with the melodic
vocabulary of hard bop and the quirky individualism of early swing. The
unique timbre of the bari sax and trombone plus the lack of any chordal
instrument really sets us apart from the average modern jazz group.
At this particular
performance we'll be premiering some new compositions and arrangements.
You can check out recordings and
learn more about the group here:
Thursday 10 January @ Outpost, 8pm $10 or b/o
Laurence Cook & Luther Gray Percussion Duo
Laurence Cook & Luther Gray – drums
& percussion
Sunday 13 January @ Outpost, 8pm $10 or b/o
mobius quartet + Ross Wallace Chait &
Myles Emmons
mobius quartet
James Coleman – theremin
/ Derek Hoffend - electronics
Tom Plsek – trombone /
Jed Speare - laptop
Ross Wallace Chait & Myles Emmons (Oberlin)
Ross
Wallace Chait - percussion/guitar/loops/objects
Myles
Emmons - double-bass/electronics
Ross Chait + Myles Emmons are a composing and
improvising duo of avant-garde music out of Oberlin Ohio. Working with
found objects, electronics and their respective primary instruments (percussion
and double bass), the duo attempts to toe the ever-evolving line between
atmosphere and abstraction, venturing from stark terrains often cultivated in
silence, to wild outbursts of sonic extremities. Having performed with
the likes of Tim Feeney + Vic Rawlings, The EAR Duo and C. Spencer Yeh with
releases current and upcoming on ILSE Records and Welcome to the 21st Century,
the duo continues to explore via free improvisation, graphic score
interpretation and formal composition, how their musical growth will pan out.
"clean dispersed
chamber/duo/kitchen/cutlery music[...]a clean cover, clean music, clean body,
sponged & quiet[...]gets on with it, no fuss" - pyongyang plastics
New full-length release: http://welcometothe21st.bandcamp.com/album/single-play-2
Here is a link to our premier release on ILSE:
A video of our performance opening for C. Spencer Yeh:
Monday 14 January @ Outpost
[Private event]
Thursday 17 January
@ Outpost, 8pm $10 or b/o
Charlie Kohlhase's Explorer's
Club
Charlie
Kohlhase & Matt Langley – saxophones / Jeff Galindo – trombone / Jef
Charland - bass / Curt Newton - drums
Friday 18 January @ Outpost, 8pm $10 or b/o
Dave Bryant – keyboards / Tom Hall -
tenor saxophone
Jacob William – bass / Eric Rosenthal - drums
Jacob William – bass / Eric Rosenthal - drums
Saturday 19 January @ Outpost, 8pm $20 or b/o
Matthew Shipp
& Michael Bisio
Matthew Shipp –
piano / Michael Bisio - bass
Tuesday 22 January @ Outpost, 8pm $10 or b/o
Alan Chase / Steve Lantner Duo
Alan Chase – alto sax / Steve Lantner -
piano
Friday 25 January @ Outpost, 8pm $10, $5 student ID
Brett Walberg Group
Brett Walberg - saxophone/woodwinds
Jeremy quick - guitar
Matt Mahoney - bass
Jungho Kang - drums
Brett Walberg Group is a
forward thinking and lucid ensemble that has been together since 2007. This
revamp of the BWG, including Jeremy Quick, Matt Mahoney, and Jungho Kang, is
attractively spontaneous in their approaches towards the music. Brett Walberg
has been striking out as a band leader and composer since 2004, and now runs
bands in Quad Cities, IA/IL and in Boston, as well as, sessions in NYC and DC.
Walberg will be releasing his newest record, "Progression" early
Spring of 2013.
@brettwalberg
Saturday 26 January @ Outpost, 8pm $10 or b/o
Jacob William Ensemble
February
Sunday 17 February @
Outpost, 8pm $10 or b/o
Dr T
presents
Visual Music
Live
featuring
Dr
T – live video mixing with:
http://www.youtube.com/Tobenfeld
Doctor T and the OUTPOST Band
Doctor T -- video mixing
Eric Zinman -- drums
Andrea Pensado -- electronics and voice
Michael Bloom -- table guitar and bouzouki
Rick Scott -- keyboard
A trans genre exploration of the OUTer limits of improvisation -- Expect the unexpected!
Doctor T -- video mixing
Eric Zinman -- drums
Andrea Pensado -- electronics and voice
Michael Bloom -- table guitar and bouzouki
Rick Scott -- keyboard
A trans genre exploration of the OUTer limits of improvisation -- Expect the unexpected!
Thursday 21 February
@ Outpost, 8pm $10 or b/o
Charlie Kohlhase's Explorer's
Club
Charlie Kohlhase – saxes / Jeff Galindo –
trombone / Jef Charland – bass / Curt Newton - drums
March
Thursday 7 March @ Outpost, 5-7pm
The Jack Keroauc School of
Disembodied Poetics at Naropa University in Boulder
presents
presents
A poetry reading in connection with AWP Conference in
Boston
Readers include :
Anne Waldman, Michelle Naka-Pierce,
Bhanu Kapil, Andrea Rexilius, J’Lyn Chapman, and Eleni Sikelianos
Refreshments will be provided.
8pm Autumn House - reading
http://www.autumnhouse.org/new-america-contemporary-literature-for-a-changing-society-edited-by-holly-messitt-and-james-tolan-2/
Friday 8 March @
Outpost, 4-7pm
a reading by alumni authors from the creative writing
program at the University of North Carolina, Greensboro
Saturday 23 March @
Outpost, 8pm $10 or b/o
Ross Hammond Group
Ross Hammond -
guitar
rosshammond.com
April
May
Wednesday 16 May @ Outpost, 8pm $10 or b/o
Charlie Kohlhase's Explorer's
Club
+
Old Bottle New Wine
Carlo Morena – piano / Michele Salgarello - drums /
Joe Fonda - bass
CARLO MORENA
Carlo Morena begins very early to listen to
music, to sing and to play, graduating in Piano and later in Jazz Music.
He studied classical piano with Giuseppe Cantarelli, Jazz
arranging with Gerardo Iacoucci,
Jazz piano with Enrico Pieranunzi, Franco D'Andrea, Alvaro
Is Rojas, Mulgrew Miller and Walter Norris.
He’s been living in Bologna, Siena, Barcellona, Madrid,
Lisbona and Berlin.
In 1994, after several years of musical collaboration as
sidemen, together with the double bass player Joe Fonda,
he founded the Step in Trio with
Jeff Hirshfield on drums (later replaced by George Schuller).
MICHELE SALGARELLO
Born in Milan, Michele "Miki" Salgarello is one
of the most complete up&coming drummers in the contemporary Italian jazz
drumming community.
As a freelance jazz drummer is skills are numerous, with a style that is a mixture of the great American tradition and European sensitivity, with a large resumè of records, tours and jazz festivals.
His influences are many but his style reflects mostly the
impact of drummers like Jeff Ballard, Jeff "Tain Watts", Bill
Stewart, Eric Harland, Jon Christensen, Jorge Rossy, Brian Blade, Mark
Guiliana, Antonio Sanchez, Tyshawn Sorey and Gerald Cleaver.
http://www.antonellovitale.it/artisti/michele-salgarello/
http://www.antonellovitale.it/artisti/michele-salgarello/
JOE FONDA
Joe Fonda is a composer, bassist, recording
artist, interdisciplinary performer, producer and educator.
An accomplished international Jazz artist, Fonda
has performed with his own ensembles throughout the United States ,Canada ,
Europe and Asia. He has collaborated and performed with such
artists as Anthony Braxton ,Archie Shepp, Ken McIntyre, Lou Donaldson, Bill and
Kenny Barron, Leo Smith, Perry Robinson, Dave Douglas, Curtis Fuller, ,
Bill Dixon, Han Bennink, Bobby Naughton, Xu Fengia, Randy Weston, Gebhard
Ullmann, Carla Bley, Carlo Zingaro, Barry Altschul, Billy Bang.
Fonda was the bassist with the renowned Anthony Braxton sextet, octet, tentet, from 1984 through 1999. Fonda also sat on the Board of Directors from 1994 to 1999, and was the President from 1997 to 1999 of the newly formed Tri-Centric Foundation. He has also performed with the 38-piece Tri-Centric orchestra under the direction of Anthony Braxton, and was the bassist for the premiere performance of Anthony Braxton’s opera, Shalla Fears for the Poor, performed at the John Jay Theater in New York, New York, October 1996.
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Two of Fonda’s most recent projects are From the
Source, The Off Road Quartet.
From the Source is a group that incorporates the
tap dancing and poetry of Brenda Bufalino and the healing arts of Vicki Dodd,
and four jazz musicians. The group has released their first CD entitled, Joe
Fonda and From the Source, on Konnex Records.
The Off Road Quartet is comprised of four musicians from four different countries. Ux Fengia from Beijing China , Carlos Zingaro from Lisbon Portugal , Lucas Niggle from Zurich Switzerland and Joe Fonda New York USA. The Off Road Quartet blends the musics from all four of these musicians cultures into a unique musical and visual experience.
November
Thursday 7 November 2013 @ Outpost, 8pm $10 or b/o
Mike Stockbridge
Guitarist Mike Stockbridge
www.mikestockbridge.com
www.mikestockbridge.com
"Just two albums into his recording
career and Mike Stockbridge is solidifying his reputation as one of the East
Coast's most promising jazz guitarists. Stockbridge's second effort, Ama,
jolts the imagination with his inventive and compelling playing. Stockbridge released
his self-titled debut in 2009; two years later, Ama finds Stockbridge
gaining confidence and focus, creating a work of bold experimentation and
stunning precision." - allaboutjazz.com
"Following up on his self-titled 2009 debut, New
Hampshire native Mike Stockbridge establishes himself as one of the state’s top
jazz guitarists with “Ama.” It’s a breath of fresh, fall air for a largely
underserved genre in the area." - The Wire -
"He balances flash with finesse in a totally winning
way. If Frank Zappa had started and stayed in jazz, he might sound like
Stockbridge." – Michael Witthaus, Hippo Press –
(some) CONCERT SERIES AT OUTPOST:
Sundays:
Life Drawing every Sunday, 10am - 1pm with David Lee - dleeway1116@hotmail.com
1st: 7pm "Cambridge Nights" - local film series, Kent Thompson - kthompson@lettersofmarque.net
2nd:
3rd:
4th:
Mondays:
all: 8pm Karin Webb - performance art workshops - axe2ice@gmail.com
Tuesdays:
1st:
2nd: 8pm - Jeremy Quick - jazz/improv - jeremy@jeremyquick.com - (resumes Nov. '12)
3rd: 8pm - "Living Room Concert Series" - composed & improvised new music & poetry - Michael Dobiel - michaeldobiel2003@yahoo.com
4th: 8pm - Steve Lantner - piano & his own quartet - jazz - slantner@comcast.net, http://stevelantner.com/
Wednesdays:
1st::
2nd: 8pm - Dave Fox Group - jazz - dfox2112@yahoo.com (resumes 2013)
3rd: 8pm - Charlie Kohlhase's Explorer's Club
4th:
Thursdays:
1st:
2nd: 8pm - Luther Gray Ensemble - jazz - trip_gray@hotmail.com
3rd:
4th: 8pm -
Fridays:
1st:
2nd: 8pm - Jeff Platz, various jazz ensembles - jjplatz@hotmail.com
3rd:
4th:
Saturdays:
1st: 7pm - "Chagall Performance Art Collaborative" - Dennis Shafer - shaferds@gmail.com -
through-composed & improvised new music & poetry
2nd: 7:30pm - Dr. T presents Visual Music Live - improv & video - emile@foryourhead.com
3rd: 2pm - "Unaffiliated Poetry Series" - John Mulrooney - jmulroon2002@yahoo.com
4th:
Untethered Series:
Dave Bryant - piano & jazz ensemble, monthly by announcement. Dave recorded with Ornette Coleman's Prime Time band. davebryant1@comcast.net
Jessica Bozek - Small Animal Project Reading Series - occasional - jessicabozek@gmail.com, http://smallanimalproject.com/
SERIES DESCRIPTIONS :
INTERDISCIPLINARY ARTS CABARET with SOUNDS IN BLOOM 1st Fridays, 8pm
http://diananorma.com/events/
Sounds in Bloom is an internationally performing poetry-music-movement-art collaborative that performs in theaters, bookstores, concert halls, art galleries, educational settings. and forests. Sounds in Bloom recently started the Chagall Performance Art Collaborative Series, which is currently in residence at Outpost 186 in Cambridge every third Friday of the month.
Together with saxophonist/composer Dennis Shafer (co-founder), they collaborate with a variety of international artists, and give workshops to children and adults.
subconsciouscafe new chamber music : - occasional Saturdays, 8pm $10 or b/o
Rob Chalfen's long-running improvised music series continues at OUTPOST and elsewhere. Innovative chamber music at play on the spectra of jazz, electronic, classical and world. Also may be dug by the non-subconscious mind.
robchalfen@hotmail.com
DISCLAIMER:
This disclaimer is for reflexive and tautological purposes only, and may not be construed as eluding responsibility for any errors, typos, or logical absurdities, real or imagined, that may be contained in this notice, without further notice.
Thank you,
Harlan T. Flash
Corresponding Secretary,
Outpost World Enterprises
