BOGOTÁ/BERLIN: MANGE MARIA VALENCIA & HOLMAN ALVAREZ + JOE HERTENSTEIN GROUP
BOGOTÁ / BERLIN
From Bogotá:
MANGE MARIA VALENCIA clarinet
and HOLMAN ALVAREZ piano/keyboard
+
JOE HERTENSTEIN drums (from Berlin)
STEPHEN HAYNES trumpets
ROBERT BOSTON piano
HILLARD GREENE bass
$20 suggested donation
Doors at 6:30, music at 7pm
292 Lefferts Avenue
Brooklyn
AARON RIMBUI - FLY! SOUTHERN Africa Series #3 @ RED HOOK INITIATIVE
AARON RIMBUI
AT THE RED HOOK INITIATIVE COMMUNITY HEALTH FAIR
OUTDOORS ON 9TH STREET
767 Hicks St. Brooklyn
FREE
Presented in partnerships between Continuum Culture & Arts, Red Hook Initiative, and City of Gold, Inc. This program is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council.
LEE ODOM + CATHERINE SIKORA-MINGUS & DAVID MENESTRES
LEE ODOM clarinets, saxophones, flute, and oboe
+
CATHERINE SIKORA-MINGUS saxophones
DAVID MENESTRES bass
$15 suggested
Recirculation Bookstore
876 Riverside Drive
New York
This program is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council.
WARREN SMITH @ 90 + LIVE PERFORMANCE + BOOK RELEASE + CD RELEASE. with the forest
photo © Enid Farber
WIS Percussion Theater and Continuum Culture & Arts present
WARREN SMITH @ 90
celebration of Warren Smith’s 90th birthday!
LIVE PERFORMANCE + BOOK RELEASE + CD RELEASE (Father’s Day & Juneteenth too!)
WARREN SMITH
Crossing Borders and Playing with Pioneers
autobiography book release
+
THE FOREST
(Gustavo Aguilar, Leah Bowden, Andrew Drury, Lesley Mok, Michael Wimberly) playing compositions by Warren Smith nand music from their CD (D)RUMINATIONS
featuring Warren Smith and JD Parran
$20
at the Andrew Freedman Home
Princess Ballroom
1125 Grand Concourse
Bronx (at 167th St.)
This program is made possible by a partnership between Continuum Culture & Arts and WIS Percussion Theater, and supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council.
TERRY JENOURE with JOE FONDA & REGGIE NICHOLSON + ANDREW DRURY TENTET
SOUP & SOUND 200 (part 1)
@ ZÜRCHER GALLERY
TERRY JENOURE violin/vocals
with
JOE FONDA bass
REGGIE NICHOLSON drums
+
ANDREW DRURY TENTET
with
JASON KAO HWANG violin
STEPHANIE GRIFFIN viola
THOMAS HEBERER coronet
JD PARRAN multi-winds
BRIGGAN KRAUSS alto sax,guitar
FRANK LACY trombone
ALEXIS MARCELO piano
CHRISTOPHER HOFFMAN cello
KEN FILIANO bass
ANDREW DRURY percussion
$20 (limited capacity)
Zürcher Gallery
33 Bleecker St. New York
6 to Bleecker. B/D/F to Broadway/Lafayette
Terry Jenoure
Joe Fonda
Reggie Nicholson
This program is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council.
SOUP & SOUND 200 (PART 2)
CELEBRATE OUR 200th SOUP & SOUND
WITH A WEEKEND OF PERFORMANCES!
DoYEON KIM gayageum
SARAH BERNSTEIN violin
GWEN LASTER violin
MELANIE DYER viola
TESSA BRINCKMAN flute
SARAH HUGHES multi-winds
MARA ROSENBLOOM piano
ANDREW DRURY percussion
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TRICYCLE
3PM Cookout
4PM Music
292 Lefferts Ave, Brooklyn
$20
This program is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council.
MEGHA RAWOOT @ THE CENTER AT ORCHARD HILL
COHAR PRESENTS MEGHA RAWOOT @ THE CENTER AT ORCHARD HILL
MEGHA RAWOOT is an award-winning sitar player and vocalist, a disciple of Sitar Maestro Purbayan Chatterjee, from Mumbai, India.
Come early for soup & bread!
Food at 6, music at 7
$15 suggested donation
NOTAFLOF
This performance is made possible by a partnership between The Center at Orchard Hill and Continuum Culture & Arts
MEGHA RAWOOT IN BROOKLYN
MEGHA RAWOOT is an award-winning sitar player and vocalist, a disciple of Sitar Maestro Purbayan Chatterjee, from Mumbai, India.
6pm doors open/soup is on!
7pm music starts
$20 suggested donation
NOTAFLOF
292 Lefferts Ave.
Brooklyn, NY (by Nostrand)
2, 5 trains to Sterling St. (2 min. walk)
B/Q train to Prospect Park (10+ min walk)
This program is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council.
MOSSBALL, DENDARRY BAKERY, AYAKO KANDA & ELLIOTT SHARP + ZINES!
6 p.m. doors open for Zine Gallery & SOUP!
7 p.m. MOSSBALL
AINE PEARSON and ASH DRURY
ecological noise duo
7:45 p.m. DENDARRY BAKERY
An experimental performance trio composed of GLADSTONE BUTLER, MOBÉY LOLA IRIZARRY, and SAMIRA MENDOZA. The trio combines Afro-Caribbean and electronic percussion, bass, improvisatory Spanglish vocal performance, and childrens games to pose reflections on mother-tongues, queerness, transness, and liberation
8:30 p.m. AYAKO KANDA/ELLIOTT SHARP DUO
The barking, chirping, whirring and melodic vocalist from Japan, Ayako Kanda, joins legendary multi-instrumentalist Elliott Sharp in a duo not to be missed.
$10-30 sliding scale
no one turned away for lack of funds
The Living Gallery
1094 Broadway (at DeKalb)
Bushwick, Brooklyn
M/J/Z Myrtle or J Kosciuzko St
This program is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council.
FLY! Southern Africa Series #2 @ RHI - SIYA CHARLES
Capetown trombonist SIYA CHARLES will present an informal talk/performance for the community–all are welcome!
at Red Hook Initiative
767 Hicks St. Brooklyn
FREE
Presented in partnerships between Continuum Culture & Arts, Red Hook Initiative, and City of Gold, Inc. This program is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council.
Soup & Sound @ Sisters. TACTICAL MAYBE and Judy Dunaway & Devin Gray
April 7 SOUP & SOUND @ Sister’s
(900 Fulton St. Brooklyn)
TACTICAL MAYBE? (DENMARK/GERMANY/US)–LOUISE D. E. JENSEN alto, baritone, soprano saxophones, flute, alto clarinet, voice, electronics; NANA PI AABO-KIM tenor saxophone, voice, objects; TOM BLANCARTE upright bass & euphonium, HALYM AABO-KIM drums
JUDY DUNAWAY, solo balloons
DEVIN GRAY, percussion/electronics
This program is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council.
LESA K with LUKE STEWART & TSCHESER HOLMES AND THE FOREST w/ guest CHAD HAMILL (čnaq’ymi):
L-R: Leah Bowden, Gustavo Aguilar, Michael Wimberly, Andrew Drury, Lesley Mok
CHAD HAMILL/čnaq’ymi is a traditional singer in his Spokane tribal community.
For 30 years, he has also received training in Hindustani vocal music under the guidance of his guru, Pandit Rajeev Taranath. As a composer, čnaq’ymi uses the language of his Spokane ancestors to reconnect the listener to Mother Earth during an ecological crisis rooted in environmental violence and neglect. Grounded in his relationship with Spirit, he sings for the living and the dead.