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This Week At The Cornelia Street Cafe January 3 - 9
January 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
“a culinary as well as a cultural landmark" Mayoral Proclamation, City of New York1987 THIS WEEK AT THE CORNELIA STREET CAFE
Monday (First Monday of Every Month) Jan 03 8:30PM AMRAM & CO: FROM CAIRO TO KEROUAC--CLASSICS OF JAZZ, WORLD MUSIC AND SPOKEN WORD DAVID AMRAM, piano, French horn, flutes, percussion, voice; JOHN VENTIMIGLIA, spoken word Cover $10
Tuesday Jan 04 6:00PM NEW POEMS, NEW MEXICO Veronica Golos; Angelo Verga Two of our favorite poets & peace activists have both spent time in the southwest recently (separately) and come back with a new work that speaks of love, land, and longing. Both will debut major new pieces.
8:30PM FAY VICTOR ENSEMBLE Fay Victor , voice; Joel Newton, guitar; Danny Zanker, bass; Ted Poor, drums; Featuring: Steve Swell, trombone CD Presentation: Lazy Old Sun: Live/Life in the Lowlands Cover $8 http://www.lazyoldsun.com , http://www.fayvictor.com
Wednesday Jan 05 6:00PM FLASH FICTION Carol Novack, host Susan Henderson; Todd Zuniga Flash Fiction, Prose Poetry & Experimental Short Forms: Reading Series hosted by Carol Novack. This month's featured readers are Susan Henderson (editor Night Train), and Todd Zuniga (editor, Opium), following open mic 6:00- 6:45 (first sign up, first stand up). $6.00 admission includes drink. Cover $6 (includes one house drink)
8:30PM ALAS Daniel Binelli, bandoneon; Gustavo Moretto, piano; Martin Moretto, guitars; Alex Zuker, bass; Chris Edelton, drums This Sophisticated Argentine group captures the unique ambience of Buenos Aires by combining the most radical styles of tango, jazz, rock, Argentine folk and contemporary classical music. “Alas" music is constructed from a canvas of a city that seems to change day after day and that also withholds forever certain secrets. Secrets like when you are awakened suddently with the sound of a Bandoneon or with the rhythm of pots and pans, o rwith the hammering of a Piano that dissolves itselfs in a=each subsequent measure" - LA NACION, NOV 2003, BUENOS AIRES Cover $10 http://www.alasmusic.com
STREAMING LINK: www.alasmusic.com/listen.html
Thursday Jan 06 6:00PM OUR MONTHLY INGATHERING OF THE EXILES
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.
8:30PM ALL ABOUTJAZZ-NEW YORK PRESENTS 1S & 2S: MUSIC FOR SOLO & DUO Karl Berger, vibraphone; John Lindberg, bass
Legendary vibraphonist KARL BERGER and longtime co-founder of the String Trio of New York bassist JOHN LINDBERG
AllAboutJazz-New York, the city's number one resource for the most complete and in-depth information and coverage of what's happening in the city each and every month, will be presenting a regular monthly series
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 York1987 THIS WEEK AT THE CORNELIA STREET CAFE
Monday (First Monday of Every Month) Jan 03 8:30PM AMRAM & CO: FROM CAIRO TO KEROUAC--CLASSICS OF JAZZ, WORLD MUSIC AND SPOKEN WORD DAVID AMRAM, piano, French horn, flutes, percussion, voice; JOHN VENTIMIGLIA, spoken word Cover $10
Tuesday Jan 04 6:00PM NEW POEMS, NEW MEXICO Veronica Golos; Angelo Verga Two of our favorite poets & peace activists have both spent time in the southwest recently (separately) and come back with a new work that speaks of love, land, and longing. Both will debut major new pieces.
8:30PM FAY VICTOR ENSEMBLE Fay Victor , voice; Joel Newton, guitar; Danny Zanker, bass; Ted Poor, drums; Featuring: Steve Swell, trombone CD Presentation: Lazy Old Sun: Live/Life in the Lowlands Cover $8 http://www.lazyoldsun.com , http://www.fayvictor.com
Wednesday Jan 05 6:00PM FLASH FICTION Carol Novack, host Susan Henderson; Todd Zuniga Flash Fiction, Prose Poetry & Experimental Short Forms: Reading Series hosted by Carol Novack. This month's featured readers are Susan Henderson (editor Night Train), and Todd Zuniga (editor, Opium), following open mic 6:00- 6:45 (first sign up, first stand up). $6.00 admission includes drink. Cover $6 (includes one house drink)
8:30PM ALAS Daniel Binelli, bandoneon; Gustavo Moretto, piano; Martin Moretto, guitars; Alex Zuker, bass; Chris Edelton, drums This Sophisticated Argentine group captures the unique ambience of Buenos Aires by combining the most radical styles of tango, jazz, rock, Argentine folk and contemporary classical music. “Alas" music is constructed from a canvas of a city that seems to change day after day and that also withholds forever certain secrets. Secrets like when you are awakened suddently with the sound of a Bandoneon or with the rhythm of pots and pans, o rwith the hammering of a Piano that dissolves itselfs in a=each subsequent measure" - LA NACION, NOV 2003, BUENOS AIRES Cover $10 http://www.alasmusic.com
STREAMING LINK: www.alasmusic.com/listen.html
Thursday Jan 06 6:00PM OUR MONTHLY INGATHERING OF THE EXILES
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.
8:30PM ALL ABOUTJAZZ-NEW YORK PRESENTS 1S & 2S: MUSIC FOR SOLO & DUO Karl Berger, vibraphone; John Lindberg, bass
Legendary vibraphonist KARL BERGER and longtime co-founder of the String Trio of New York bassist JOHN LINDBERG
AllAboutJazz-New York, the city's number one resource for the most complete and in-depth information and coverage of what's happening in the city each and every month, will be presenting a regular monthly series
For more information contact All About Jazz.
