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March 28, 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

“a culinary as well as a cultural landmark" Mayoral Proclamation, City of New York 1987

First Monday of Every Month David Amram & Special Guests

Second Monday of Every Month Jed Distler and Composes Collaborative

Second Tuesday of Every Month Arturo O'Farrill y Riza Negra

Second Wednesday of Every Month RIBS AND BRISKET REVUE

Third Wednesday of Every Month The Songwriter's Beat

First Thursday of Every Month AllAboutJazz-New York PRESENTS “1s & 2s: Music for Solo & Duo"

Third Thursday of Every Month Golda Solomon and Po'Jazz Mayoral Proclamation, City of New York 1987

This Week At Cornelia Street Cafe Mar 28 thg Apr 3



Mon Mar 28 21 CENTURY SCHIZOID MUSIC PRESENTS: JOEL HARRISON (Joel Harrison, guitar) 8:30PM Cover $10 www.joelharrison.com

Tue Mar 29 ALLISON MILLER GROUP SHANE ENDSLEY: TRUMPET AND PEDALS , MARK SMALL: TENOR , THOMSON KNEELAND: BASS, ALLISON MILLER: DRUMS AND TOYS

They will be playing original music from their upcoming release. This chordless quartet naturally play as “one" weaving in and out of eachother's musical space with magic and trust. Shane and Mark conduct playful interplay while supporting eachother exactly when needed. Thomson lays down a strong foundation and takes the band on a new and interesting harmonic journey. Allison is then free to interact with all as she catapolts the band with her endless rhythmcic energy.

TILT explores free jazz, sonic sounds and space, odd meter, and groove music....approaching each with an individual sound. www.allisonmiller.com www.foxhavenrecords.com Shows at 8:30 and 10:00. $10

Wed Mar 30 TBA

8:30PM

March 31, Ximo Tebar & The Champs Ximo Tebar, guitar; Rob Bargad, organ; Donald Edwards, drums The Witchcraft of Jazz “The Champs is the new project by Ximo Tebar. This eclectic guitarist from Spain is held by the specialized media as one of the best European jazz musicians. Each and every of his concerts is a delight for jazz and fusion lovers alike. His band alive produces truly elitist results by mixing sequences of pure jazz with fusion related sounds that both jazz lovers and lay audiences will enjoy. www.ximotebar.com 8:30PM

Thu Mar 31 6:00PM SIMON LOEKLE WILL READ POEMS BY WOMEN Angelo Verga, host Saturday morning WBAI radio producer renders poetry by women. We think edna st vincent millay will make an appearance, maybe. Loekle, will read (in his own operatic way) poems by women. Loekle's Stand Up Academy program is called “Ladies Night" (which hopefully won't offend new age puritans or the politically correct). Cover $10 (includes one house drink)

Fri Apr 01 DAVE PIETRO'S BANDA BRASIL (Dave Pietro, saxophones; Gary Versace, piano; Leonardo Cioglia, bass; Adriano Santos, drums; Pedro Ito, percussion & vocals) 9:00PM Cover $10 www.davepietro.com

Sat Apr 02 CHRISTIAN FINGER: FINGER TRIO (Roberta Piket, piano; Gary Wang, bass; Christian Finger, drums & composition) “A great trio with an outstanding live performance, members played with Lee Konitz, Dave Liebman & Kenny Kirkland!"-Jazz radio Sydney

Please visit my web site and click for english version: www.jazz-planet.com/fingertrio 9:00PM Cover $10

Sun Apr 03 BOB FELDMAN TRIO (Bob Feldman, saxophone & bamboo flute; Chris Sullivan, bass; Jay Rosen, drums) 8:30PM Cover $10 www.onesoulrecords.com/_artists_pages/Bob_Feldman/index.html

Tenor saxophonist Bob Feldman is a long-time musician with a diverse playing background, a powerful sound and imaginative improvisational abilities. Cadence Magazine said Feldman plays with a hurricane force and inventiveness in both the trio format andin duos with each of the other musicians. … This is magical music from musicians of little renown but astonishing ability.”



Upoming Shows

Mon Apr 04 AMRAM & CO: “REPORT FROM THE NEVER-ENDING ROAD" 8:30PM Cover $10 www.davidamram.com

Tue Apr 5 6:00PM BARD ALUMNI READING Jamie Callan JAMIE CALLAN hosts Bard Alumni Reading, readers TBA Cover $6 (includes one house drink)

8:30PM TBA

Wed Apr 06 THOMSON KNEELAND AND KAKALLA CD RELEASE PARTY (Thomson Kneeland, bass; Nate Radley, guitar; Take Toriyama, drums) CD release for The Seeds of Analog Rebellion 8:30PM www.kakalla.com

Thu Apr 07 6:00PM ARTISTS’ SALON

This is a monthly opportunity for artists associated with the cafe--from every genre and every generation, past, present, and future--to gather informally, schmooze, re-invent the world, and hoist a glass of quelque chose (the only kind of chose to hoist). Our glorious curators are present, you can buttonhole them to find out what's cooking, you can introduce yourself to other toilers in the vineyard, invent projects and discover collaborators. All are welcome.

Thu Apr 07 ALL ABOUTJAZZ-NEW YORK PRESENTS 1S & 2S: MUSIC FOR SOLO & DUO (John Tchicai, winds and reed instruments; Garrison Fewell, guitar) 8:30PM Cover $12 ($8 for Students w/ID) www.dcn.davis.ca.us/~jomnamo/

Fri Apr 08 Rough Jazz-Jeremy Steig Quartet Jeremy Steig (flute), Cameron Brown (bass), Anthony Pinciotti (drums), John Hart (guitar) Cover $12, Min. $6 Download a live performace video from www.jeremysteig.info

Sat Apr 09 THE FRINGE – CD RELEASE PARTY (George Garzone, saxophone; John Lockwood, bass; Bob Gulloti, drums) 9:00PM Cover $10 www.thefringejazz.com

The Fringe are one of the genuine living treasures of the Boston jazz scene. Originally formed back in 1971 by tenor-saxophonist George Garzone, bassist Richard Appleman, and drummer Bob Gullotti as an outlet for their free jazz improvisations, The Fringe have entertained and enlightened Boston area jazz audiences for over 30 years. Bassist Appleman left the band in 1985 to become Chairman of the Bass Department at Berklee College and was replaced by veteran bassist John Lockwood.

Along with their impressive tenure with The Fringe, Gullotti, Garzone, and Lockwood are in great demand as session players and have played with many of the greats of contemporary jazz. Along with keeping up with a busy performance schedule, each of them are well-respected educators helping to inspire the jazz musicians of tomorrow.

Sun Apr 10 MARC BERNSTEIN SEXTET PLAY THE MUSIC OF TOM HARRELL (Marc Bernstein, alto & soprano saxophone; Chris Rogers, trumpet & flugelhorn; Mike Fahn, valve trombone; Rythm section TBA)

Telephone for advance sale tickets: 212-663-1967 all major credit card accepted: AMEX, MC, Visa Advance purchase tickets (incl. one house drink): $15 Tickets purchased at the door on day of perf (incl. one house drink): $20 8:30PM www.composerscollab.org

6:00PM BROOKLYN PROSE Donald Breckenridge, host

Donald Breckenridge hosts Brooklyn Rail fiction writers Harry Mathews & Jonathan Baumbach Cover $6 (includes one house drink)

8:30PM COMPOSERS COLLABORATIVE INC PRESENTS: SERIAL UNDERGROUND Jed Distler, piano, composer; Ed Schmidt, words & performance; Joshua Fried, composer

CCi's multidisciplinary productions will be serialized in monthly installments. Musical breaks provided by members of The Mighty CCi House Band, other regulars such as Kathleen Supové, Justine Chen, Jenny Lin, and SURPRISE GUESTS. This month:

The Gold Standard (excerpts) by Ed Schmidt and Jed Distler

Everbest, Virgil: the rules of portrait sitting (20-minute excerpt) w. Gerald Busby, Kamala Sankaram and Nancy Castle on headphones. Plus Virgil Thomson piano portraits

Talkback with Ed Schmidt and Tom Bolster

Monologue/piano with Gerald Busby

Radio Wonderland (excerpt) by Joshua Fried featuring The Musical Shoes

Jody Redhage plays her own music for cello and voice

new work for viola and electronics by Mario Diaz de León

PARTICIPATING ARTISTS: Arnold Barkus, director David Lovett, lighting designer Justine Chen, composer Jed Distler, pianist/composer Joshua Fried, composer R. Erica Doyle, poet Vlada Yaneva, piano Christian Hebel, violin Cecee Pantikian, violin Jody Redhage, cello

Telephone for advance sale tickets: 212-663-1967 all major credit card accepted: AMEX, MC, Visa Advance purchase tickets (incl. one house drink): $15 Tickets purchased at the door on day of perf (incl. one house drink): $20 www.composerscollab.org

Tue Apr 12 ARTURO O'FARRILL Y RIZA NEGRA (Arturo O'Farrill, piano; Rafi Torn, percussion; Rafi Malakiel, trombone; Peter Brainin, tenor saxophone; Emilio Valdez, drums) Arturo O'Farrill y Riza Negra - Explorations in Latin Jazz 8:30PM

Wed Apr 13 RIBS & BRISKET (Paul Shapiro, saxophone, vocals; Babi Floyd, vocals; Cilla Owens, vocals; Tony Lewis, drums; Booker King, bass; Brian Mitchelll, piano) 8:30PM

Thu Apr 14 GNU VOX – OUR NEW VOCAL SERIES: MARGUERITE JUENEMANN TRIO (Marguerite Juenemann, vocals; Ben Monder, guitar; Ben Street, bass) 8:30PM Cover $10 www.euroclubdejazz.com/margueritejuenemann/files/about.htm

Fri Apr 15 STEVE LEHMAN TRIO (Eric McPherson, drums; Martt Brewer, bass; Steve Lehman, saxophones) $10 cover www.stevelehman.com

Sat Apr 16 VALERIE GHENT IN CONCERT (Valerie Ghent, piano, vocals; Fred Cash, bass; Ann Klein, guitar; Tuey Connell, vocals; and special guests) 9:00PM Cover $10 valghent.com

Mon Apr 18 NYQ New York Quarterly, the venerable poetry journal, continues its quest for truth, beauty & perfect form 6:00PM

Tue Apr 19 SOLAR CD RELEASE PARTY (Eli Yamin, piano; Adam Bernstein, bass; Andy Demos, drums) Solar plays music from their forthcoming album: Suns of Cosmic Consciousness 8:30PM Cover $10 www.eliyamin.com

Wed Apr 20 THE SONGWRITER'S BEAT (Vickie Russell; Natalia Zuckerman; Mark Visconti; Paulette McWilliams, w/ Nat Adderly, Jr. (piano)) 8:30PM Hosted by Valerie Ghent, host. Cover $5 songwritersbeat.com

Thursday, April 21st, 2005 6 - 8 p.m. Po’Jazz at The Cornelia Street Cafe Poetry in Partnership with Jazz (Rosemary George, vocals; Dr Sue, poet; Eliot Cardinaux, piano; Adam Chilenski, bass; Bram Kincheloe, drums; Daniel Levine, trumpet; Jonathan Rossman, sax) Blues, Bop and Memories : Good Women /Bad Women 6:00PM Cover $12 www.goldajazz.com

Thu Apr 21 TED POOR AND THIRD WHEEL (Ted Poor, drums; Ralph Allesi, trumpet; Ben Monder, guitar) 8:30PM Cover $10

Fri April 22: SAM BARDFELD QUINTET (Sam Bardfeld, violin and some words; Ron Horton, trumpet; Tom Beckham, vibes; Sean Conly, bass; Satoshi Takeishi, drums) 9:00PM

Sat Apr 23 BEN WALTZER TRIO FEATURING TONY MALABY (Ben Waltzer, piano; Chris Lightcap, bass; Eric McPherson, drums; Tony Malaby, tenor saxophone) 9:00PM Cover $10 www.benwalyzer.com

Sun Apr 24 DAVID HANEY & JUAN PABLO CARLETTI WITH SPECIAL GUEST ANDREW CYRILLE (David Haney, piano; Juan Pablo Carletti, drums; Andrew Cyrille, drums) Cadence Jazz Records CD release party"For Sale, Five Million Cash" Cadence Jazz Records 8:30PM Cover $10 planningliturgy.tripod.com/davidhaney

Mon Apr 25 21 CENTURY SCHIZOID MUSIC PRESENTS: LUCIANO CHEESA 8:30PM

Tue Apr 26 DAVE ALLEN: CD RELEASE PARTY (Dave Allen, guitar; Carlo Derosa, bass; Mark Ferber, drums; Donny McCaslin, saxophone) Dave Allen is celebrating the release of his debut CD, Untold Stories on Fresh Sounds Records. 8:30PM

Wed Apr 27 SOUL OF THE BLUES (Nicola; Michael Brewster) This special edition of Soul of the Blues features.....Nicola and Michael Brewster 8:30PM Cover $5 jonsobel.com

Thu Apr 28 GNU VOX – OUR NEW VOCAL SERIES: JAY CLAYTON (Jay Clayton, vocals; Jack Wilkins, guitar) 8:30PM Cover $10 www.jayclayton.com

Fri Apr 29 JOHN MCNEIL: URBAN LEGEND (John McNeil, trumpet; Bill McHenry, sax; Steve Cardenas, guitar; Mike McGuirk, bass; Ted Poor, drums) 9:00PM Cover $10 www.mcneiljazz.com

Sat Apr 30 THE TUBA PROJECT FEATURING BOB STEWART (Lucian Ban, piano; Bruce Williams, alto sax & flute; Bob Stewart, tuba; TBA, drums) 9:00PM Cover $10



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