Jazz At Intersection:
Howard Wiley & The Angola Project
Tuesday November 13, 2007 at 8pm
$10-$25/sliding scale, general admission
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This evening features Resident Composer Howard Wiley & The Angola Project, a 10-piece ensemble that takes raw musical forms such as blues, field shouts, hollers, gospel, and spirituals as both conceptual and inspirational foundation. Wiley will be presenting works-in-progress from a new suite to premiere at Intersection in early 2008 entitled "Twelve Gates to the City," A Meet the Composer Commissioning Music/USA commission. This new suite combines trained, refined musical tones with coarse, raw musical textures and blends classical instrumentation and musical articulation with voicings inspired directly from communities of untrained and largely unrecognized musicians.
Howard Wiley - tenor & soprano saxophones
Geechi Taylor - trumpet
Danny Armstrong - trombone
Sly Randolph - drums
David Ewell - bass
Devin Hoff - bass
Yeruda Caesar - violin
Dina Maccabee - violin
Lorin Benedict - vocals
Jeannine Anderson - vocals
Photo credit: Jazz At Intersection Resident Photographer Scott Chernis
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Added by BayTaper.com on September 27, 2007