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Jazz This Week: Christian Pincock, Musica Slesa, Moyindau, Eric Slaughter Trio, Erika Johnson, and More

Jazz This Week: Christian Pincock, Musica Slesa, Moyindau, Eric Slaughter Trio, Erika Johnson, and More

Source: St. Louis Jazz Notes by Dean Minderman

It's more than likely to be freezing cold in St. Louis this weekend, but with the 2011 portion of the presenting season starting to heat up, there are a number of jazz and creative music performances that could justify the effort required to bundle up and brave the chill. If you're looking specifically for something to put you in mind of warmer climes, the St. Louis based Latin jazz band Musica Slesa will be performing on Friday night at Jazz ...

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Christian Pincock, Moyindau to Play in January at Lnac

Christian Pincock, Moyindau to Play in January at Lnac

Source: St. Louis Jazz Notes by Dean Minderman

The Lemp Neighborhood Arts Center has announced two shows in January that may be of interest to fans of jazz and improvised music: Trombonist and electronic musician Christian Pincock will play LNAC on Friday, January 14. Pincock performs improvised and composed music using a valve trombone and a computer-based instrument he created using MAX/MSP software. “Using a keyboard controller and a system of sensors attached to his trombone he is able to control sampled sounds and integrate them expressively and ...

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Christian Pincock, Moyindau Quartet to Play in January at Lnac

Christian Pincock, Moyindau Quartet to Play in January at Lnac

Source: St. Louis Jazz Notes by Dean Minderman

The Lemp Neighborhood Arts Center has announced two shows in January that may be of interest to fans of jazz and improvised music: Trombonist and electronic musician Christian Pincock will play LNAC on Friday, January 14. Pincock performs improvised and composed music using a valve trombone and a computer-based instrument he created using MAX/MSP software. “Using a keyboard controller and a system of sensors attached to his trombone he is able to control sampled sounds and integrate them expressively and ...

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