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Selected Vocal Works of Steve Lacy and Brion Gysin Thursday, Nov. 10 @ 10:00 P.M.
November 3, 2005
To: Listings/Critics/Features From: JAZZ PROMO SERVICES Press Contact: JIM EIGO, [email protected]
Cornelia Street Cafe 29 Cornelia Street Greenwich Village, NY 10014
Tel: 212-989-9319 Fax: 212-243-4207 Web: corneliastreetcafe.com
between West 4th and Bleecker Sts, Greenwich Village 1,9 Subway to Sheridan Square; A, C, E, B, D, F to West 4th St.
“a culinary as well as a cultural landmark" Mayoral Proclamation, City of New York 1987
Selected Vocal Works of Steve Lacy and Brion Gysin
Performed by Monika Heidemann, Josh Sinton, Oscar Noriega and Khabu
Gnu Vox Vocal series curated by David Devoe
Thursday, Nov. 10 @ 10:00 P.M.
$10
Singer Monika Heidemann, joined by reedists Josh Sinton and Oscar Noriega and guitarist Khabu will perform one set of vocal works by the late saxophonist/composer Steve Lacy as part of the Gnu Vox vocal series at Cornelia st. Cafe on Thursday, November 10,at 10:00 PM. Cover is $10.
They will focus on the texts of writer, painter, and mystic, Brion Gysin, set to the music of Steve Lacy. Lacy and Gysin had a long and fruitful collaboration that spanned several decades. Together they collaborated on nearly twenty original songs ("Somebody Special," “Nowhere Street," “Dreams," and “Gay Paree Bop" among others) and one record ( Songs). With this ensemble, Monika Heidemann revives the spirit and energy of this underground duo that added so much to the art-song tradition. Lacy was a teacher of both Heidemann and Sinton.
“pre-intermission highlights included Josh Sinton's solo baritone sax treatment of Lacy's “Resurrection" and Monika Heidemann's chant-like rendering of Brion Gysin's lyrics on “Somebody Special"" -By Bill Beuttler, Boston Globe, October 2004
“Possessed of a very fine voice and an original style, I consider Monika one of the most promising and talented young musicians that I know." -Steve Lacy, jazz saxophone
For booking, interviews and comp.tickets for reviews, contact:
Monika Heidemann Www.monikah.com
To: Listings/Critics/Features From: JAZZ PROMO SERVICES Press Contact: JIM EIGO, [email protected]
Cornelia Street Cafe 29 Cornelia Street Greenwich Village, NY 10014
Tel: 212-989-9319 Fax: 212-243-4207 Web: corneliastreetcafe.com
between West 4th and Bleecker Sts, Greenwich Village 1,9 Subway to Sheridan Square; A, C, E, B, D, F to West 4th St.
“a culinary as well as a cultural landmark" Mayoral Proclamation, City of New York 1987
Selected Vocal Works of Steve Lacy and Brion Gysin
Performed by Monika Heidemann, Josh Sinton, Oscar Noriega and Khabu
Gnu Vox Vocal series curated by David Devoe
Thursday, Nov. 10 @ 10:00 P.M.
$10
Singer Monika Heidemann, joined by reedists Josh Sinton and Oscar Noriega and guitarist Khabu will perform one set of vocal works by the late saxophonist/composer Steve Lacy as part of the Gnu Vox vocal series at Cornelia st. Cafe on Thursday, November 10,at 10:00 PM. Cover is $10.
They will focus on the texts of writer, painter, and mystic, Brion Gysin, set to the music of Steve Lacy. Lacy and Gysin had a long and fruitful collaboration that spanned several decades. Together they collaborated on nearly twenty original songs ("Somebody Special," “Nowhere Street," “Dreams," and “Gay Paree Bop" among others) and one record ( Songs). With this ensemble, Monika Heidemann revives the spirit and energy of this underground duo that added so much to the art-song tradition. Lacy was a teacher of both Heidemann and Sinton.
“pre-intermission highlights included Josh Sinton's solo baritone sax treatment of Lacy's “Resurrection" and Monika Heidemann's chant-like rendering of Brion Gysin's lyrics on “Somebody Special"" -By Bill Beuttler, Boston Globe, October 2004
“Possessed of a very fine voice and an original style, I consider Monika one of the most promising and talented young musicians that I know." -Steve Lacy, jazz saxophone
For booking, interviews and comp.tickets for reviews, contact:
Monika Heidemann Www.monikah.com
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