Roulette
Boerum Hill
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Movement Research Spring Festival: Alternate/Shelter
Categories, Contemporary & experimental
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- Critics' pick
Program: "Burning Down the House," featuring Molly Poerstel-Taylor, Luke George, Stanley Love and Jillian Peña; $10.
Laura Marling
Categories, Rock, Pop & Hip-hop
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Part of the celebrated London nu-folk scene from which Mumford & Sons and Noah and the Whale emerged, Laura Marling began her solo career after leaving the latter band. She released her first album, Alas, I Cannot Swim, just days after her 18th birthday....
Andrew Lafkas
Experimental & Free improvisation
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Bassist and composer Andrew Lafkas, formerly a sideman to formidable improvisers such as Bill Dixon and Milo Fine, leads a talent-packed ensemble of spontaneous creators in new works supported by a Jerome Foundation grant.
Rinde Eckert and Ned Rothenberg
Post-classical, Contemporary music (1975 – present)
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Long-ago collaborators in composer Paul Dresher's ensemble, vocalist and performance artist Rinde Eckert reunites with woodwind virtuoso and improviser Ned Rothenberg for Five Beasts, a set of human portraits as imagined through the perceptions of the...
C. Spencer Yeh
Noise, Drone & Ambient
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Best known under his nom de noise, Burning Star Core, violinist C. Spencer Yeh is active in all kinds of multidisciplinary activities, a point tonight's program should illustrate handily. Presenting new works created with assistance from a Jerome Foundation...
Ear Heart Music
Chamber
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Electroacoustic composer-performer Daniel Wohl and chamber ensemble Transit join forces in Corps Exquis, a multimedia project newly issued on the New Amsterdam label. Sharing the bill are labelmates Nadia Sirota and Missy Mazzoli, who present music from...
Peter Gordon and Love of Life Orchestra
Post-classical, Alternative rock, Contemporary music (1975 – present)
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Take the spark and scrap of early downtown minimalism, add a danceable beat from a rock-solid rhythm section, and what you've got might begin to approach the unpredictable, funky verve of Peter Gordon's long-running Love of Life Orchestra—surely the only...











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