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a Tribute to "new York Eye and Ear Control" at The Firehouse Space
Courtesy of sandra sprecher | Posted on May 23, 2014
Where
The Firehouse Space
246 Frost Street
Brooklyn, NY
Map
(917) 709-7799
When
Sun, June 1, 2014
3:00 pm
Save the date
Musicians
Steve Dalachinsky
poet / spoken wordRocco John Iacovone
saxophoneRas Moshe
multi-instrumentalistJohn Pietaro
percussionDave Ross
guitarAndrew Drury
drumsDaniel Carter
saxophoneWill Connell
saxophoneIngrid Sertso
vocalsKen Filiano
bassAbout
Tickets can be purchased at the door for $10. Cash Only.
The summer jazz concert season kicks off to an early start with a rousing tribute to the celebrated recording ‘New York Eye and Ear Control’ as it hits its golden anniversary. This seminal album of the Free Jazz canon was conceived by Albert Ayler and realized with an all-star ensemble of improvisers who defined the movement. Some fifty years hence, a wide swath of New York Jazz underground instrumentalists fete it with four sets of contemporary fire music. The headliners are a one-time only assemblage dubbed here as The Veterans of Free, a combo of artists who were vital parts of the scene during Free Jazz’s development and still stand now as leading figures. And the opening attraction is celebrated downtown poet Steve Dalachinsky whose mix of spoken word and improv crosses the decades. The other artists performing represent the improvisational new music sounds of the past thirty+ years heard in Manhattan and Brooklyn performance spaces right into today....