C. Randolph C.

Saturday, May 12, 2012
6:00pm until 1:00am in EDT

http://www.facebook.com/events/348030248593952/

The Go Factory (ALLGOSIGNS Warehouse) 1935 West 96th 3rd floor Cleveland Ohio

MoDe (Movement and Sound Project)

This is the first event of MoDe Project
To present performance of Sound/ Movement Collaborations.

We will be presenting works by local and regional artist in multiple location thru out the Go Factory Warehouse.

Location: The GO Factory (ALLGOSIGNS Warehouse)
1935 West 96th Cleveland
Event date: May 12 2012
Time: 6pm till 1am

Performances include
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The Looking Glass Project- Featuring The Oblique Orchestra (CLE)
Directors
Hope Schultz-Movement
Kristopher S. Morron (Skinnyk)-Sound
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The Pith and Root of Sleep (CLE)
Matt Kiroff: Wurli, Installation
Bass: Brian Wildman
Dance: Jessica Hodges, Laura Swedenborg
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Winchester Howse Band (Columbus)
Plays Sisyphus in All of Us
WHB is dedicated to spontaneous composition with no discussion and no safety nets. Our members include
Dale Johnson on piano, Chris Weldon- cello, and Gerard Cox on drums.
At this festival we will be premiering the improvisation/movement piece Sisyphus in All of Us, based on the
classic Greek myth of Sisyphus. Christopher Appel is our movement artist, and John Durbin will play the
archetypal role of gadfly.
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James Cornish Tonal Sculptures (Detroit)
Free Jazz and Improvise dance Project
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9 Volt Haunted House
Featuring Amy Compton (Movement)
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More info/ times to follow
Additional performances to be added.

Brandt Gallery 1028 Kenilworth, Cleveland, OH 44113

Friday 5/4/2012

8PM sharp as knives

Keir Neuringer (Ithaca NY)
Davide András Imburgia/ Tom Orange Duo (Cleveland, Oh.)
C. Randolph C. (Cleveland, Oh.)

An Evening of Music and Words.

http://keirneuringer.com/

released 01 November 2011
Written & performed by Keir Neuringer.

While shopping around and price checking a long out-of print collaboration of Robert Fripp and The ORB, I stumbled upon this strange little gem. Someone had posted a Demo/ Outtakes version of the FFWD album (1994). Fripp’s work has been very much absent from online MP3 availability (iTunes, Amazon etc…) Chances of owning legal copies of King Crimson releases appear nowhere, is this a denial of digital downloads or narcissism on the part of Mr. Fripp? When I was younger, I sort of worshiped the guy. Now that I wish to purchase and upgrade some of my worn out cassettes from yesteryear, I find a MP3 void. No legal MP3 copy of King Crimson “USA” to be found. Shame really, pity for the customer. I once had a song title idea bopping around at some point, that of “I’ve given Robert Fripp Enough of My Money.” I guess re-posting this YouTube clip is an extension of that feeling, enjoy. Make it available!!!

I have posted this material promoting this delightful and worthwhile event as a friendly shout out to my buddy David.
If you have the chance, do attend!
Cheers!
From Old Brooklyn Connected:

“Our historic downtown district is about to get a great boost this May when Pop UP Pearl takes the stage. On May 21st, the Old Brooklyn Community Development Corporation and its community partners are taking the opportunity to create a demonstration “complete street”. Complete streets are those that accommodate all users whether they are old, young, disabled, transit users, automobile drivers, cyclists or pedestrians.

When an area commits to completing its streets, it makes a commitment to the safety and security of its residents, while also creating a street ideal for storefront retail. Pop UP Pearl is modeled on the Better Block project, first undertaken in Dallas in 2010, and will create a temporary “complete street” with lively pop-up shops, vibrant street life and a clear vision of what downtown Old Brooklyn can be.

Although temporary, the Pop UP Pearl event is tied to the in-progress redesign of Pearl Rd. between Wildlife Way and State Rd. As such, it acts as a catalyst for the project and a demonstration of what it may look like upon completion.

Pop UP Pearl will feature local artists and entertainers, temporary bike lanes and café seating. If you would like to participate, either as a volunteer or as a participant, please contact Lori Peterson, Christopher Lohr or David Waldman at 216-459-1000.”

I would recommend attending this event!!!
It features two of my dear friends and collaborators La Mariposa (Amy Compton) and Mike McNamara. Two wonderful artists indeed, it is always a treat to hear and view their work!
Also you will enjoy the poetry of Yuyutsu R.D. Sharma. His book of collected works: SPACE CAKE AMSTERDAM & OTHER POEMS FROM EUROPE AND AMERICA (Howling Dog Press) finds a welcome spot on one of my book shelves. An excellent read!!!
Hope to see you Friday!
6:30pm start time!

Jen Gloeckner, Uno Lady, Leia Von Hohenfeld, 9-Volt Haunted House
12/11/10 Saturday 9pm
Wilbert’s
812 Huron Ave. E
Cleveland, OH