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To: Listings/Critics/Features, September 8, 2005 From: The Vision Festival / www.visionfestival.org, [email protected] PRESS Contact: Michael Heller [email protected] / 917.658.0885
Tuesday September 20, 2005 Arts for Art, Inc. and the Angel Orensanz Center for the Arts present Vision Artists for New Orleans A Jazz and Creative Music All-Star Benefit for the Artists of New Orleans
Angel Orensanz Center for the Arts, 172 Norfolk St (just S. Of Houston) 6pm to midnight, Tickets $30 available at the door.
Participating musicians include: Yo La Tengo w/ Other Dimensions in Music, Jazz Passengers with Deborah Harry, Bill Dixon, Masada w/ John Zorn and Dave Douglas, Muhal Richard Abrams, Amiri Baraka, Reggie Workman, Tri-Factor, w/ Hamiet Bluiett, Billy Bang & Kahil El-Zabar, Oliver Lake, J.D. Parran, The Little Huey Creative Music Orchestra, Hamid Drake, Rob Brown, Matthew Shipp, Roy Campbell, Sabir Mateen, Ted Daniel, Guillermo E. Brown and more! SPECIAL GUESTS from New Orleans: Kidd Jordan, Alvin Fielder and Clyde Kerr With emcees Steve Buscemi, Steve Dalachinsky and Patricia Nicholson
New York, NY - In response to the national tragedy in New Orleans, Arts for Art, in collaboration with the Angel Orensanz Foundation has organized an all-star gala of jazz and creative music to benefit relief efforts.
Legends of New York's Jazz scene have come together donating their time and talents to raise money for the victims of the New Orleans tragedy. The concert will also include special performances from Kidd Jordan, Alvin Fielder and Clyde Kerr – three musicians from the New Orleans area who were affected by the tragedy, but were lucky to make it out of the area safely. We invite all to come out, enjoy wonderful music and donate to an essential cause.
Many people are donating time, energy, and various resources to make this concert possible, from the musicians’ talents to the soundman’s microphones to the piece of paper on which you are reading this announcement. All money raised will go to organizations that are helping the musicians and artists of New Orleans rebuild their lives.
To: Listings/Critics/Features, September 8, 2005 From: The Vision Festival / www.visionfestival.org, [email protected] PRESS Contact: Michael Heller [email protected] / 917.658.0885
Tuesday September 20, 2005 Arts for Art, Inc. and the Angel Orensanz Center for the Arts present Vision Artists for New Orleans A Jazz and Creative Music All-Star Benefit for the Artists of New Orleans
Angel Orensanz Center for the Arts, 172 Norfolk St (just S. Of Houston) 6pm to midnight, Tickets $30 available at the door.
Participating musicians include: Yo La Tengo w/ Other Dimensions in Music, Jazz Passengers with Deborah Harry, Bill Dixon, Masada w/ John Zorn and Dave Douglas, Muhal Richard Abrams, Amiri Baraka, Reggie Workman, Tri-Factor, w/ Hamiet Bluiett, Billy Bang & Kahil El-Zabar, Oliver Lake, J.D. Parran, The Little Huey Creative Music Orchestra, Hamid Drake, Rob Brown, Matthew Shipp, Roy Campbell, Sabir Mateen, Ted Daniel, Guillermo E. Brown and more! SPECIAL GUESTS from New Orleans: Kidd Jordan, Alvin Fielder and Clyde Kerr With emcees Steve Buscemi, Steve Dalachinsky and Patricia Nicholson
New York, NY - In response to the national tragedy in New Orleans, Arts for Art, in collaboration with the Angel Orensanz Foundation has organized an all-star gala of jazz and creative music to benefit relief efforts.
Legends of New York's Jazz scene have come together donating their time and talents to raise money for the victims of the New Orleans tragedy. The concert will also include special performances from Kidd Jordan, Alvin Fielder and Clyde Kerr – three musicians from the New Orleans area who were affected by the tragedy, but were lucky to make it out of the area safely. We invite all to come out, enjoy wonderful music and donate to an essential cause.
Many people are donating time, energy, and various resources to make this concert possible, from the musicians’ talents to the soundman’s microphones to the piece of paper on which you are reading this announcement. All money raised will go to organizations that are helping the musicians and artists of New Orleans rebuild their lives.
For more information contact All About Jazz.
