Melvin Poore in NYC
Posted: Tue Mar 19, 2013 10:38 am
posting for a friend...
English avant-garde tuba artist Melvin Poore will be performing in Brooklyn on Thursday, March 21, 2013, 8PM at Roulette
509 Atlantic Ave (corner of Atlantic and 3rd Ave)
Brooklyn, NY http://www.roulette.org" target="_blank
Expressive re-imaginings of solo instruments and electronics: Pianist Kathleen Supové takes off with compositions for piano and soundtrack by Lainie Fefferman, Matt Marks, and Randall Woolf, inspired by Claude Debussy, and featuring the premiere of “Flaming Pairs” by Eric Lyon, part of an evening length work entitled “Earth To Kathy“. PLUS: English tubist Melvyn Poore and sound artist Cort Lippe explore new concepts for solo tuba technique and sound design, incorporating spatialization of microphone placement, bassoon reeds, MAX/MSP, delay, and audio playback.
“Breathtaking, imaginative … Thanks to the extensive technical display,
including the use of a saxophone mouthpiece and the removal of several
slides from the instrument, which are then replaced by different bell
sections,the tuba generated an enormous palette of sounds”.
– Maciej Jablonski, Krakow, Poland, on Melvyn Poore
English avant-garde tuba artist Melvin Poore will be performing in Brooklyn on Thursday, March 21, 2013, 8PM at Roulette
509 Atlantic Ave (corner of Atlantic and 3rd Ave)
Brooklyn, NY http://www.roulette.org" target="_blank
Expressive re-imaginings of solo instruments and electronics: Pianist Kathleen Supové takes off with compositions for piano and soundtrack by Lainie Fefferman, Matt Marks, and Randall Woolf, inspired by Claude Debussy, and featuring the premiere of “Flaming Pairs” by Eric Lyon, part of an evening length work entitled “Earth To Kathy“. PLUS: English tubist Melvyn Poore and sound artist Cort Lippe explore new concepts for solo tuba technique and sound design, incorporating spatialization of microphone placement, bassoon reeds, MAX/MSP, delay, and audio playback.
“Breathtaking, imaginative … Thanks to the extensive technical display,
including the use of a saxophone mouthpiece and the removal of several
slides from the instrument, which are then replaced by different bell
sections,the tuba generated an enormous palette of sounds”.
– Maciej Jablonski, Krakow, Poland, on Melvyn Poore