It’s thingNY week! Tonight, Thursday at 8pm, it’s music from our own Andrew Livingston’s Piad Guyvessant project (recently released on CD by fellow thingNY member Dave Ruder’s Gold Bolus label), opened up as frameworks for improvisation. Joining us on the bill is Justin Sharp, a pianist/electronic musician visiting from Mississippi. Sunday‘s concert I’ve been excited about for a long time: a composition/performance collaboration between thingNY and youth new music ensemble Face the Music to be performed at the Queens Museum’s Panorama, the scale model of New York City created for the 1964 World’s Fair! Both ensembles will also perform separately throughout the museum.
Playing with Minnie Dee last Friday at The Bitter End
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Monday night at 9:30pm, I’m not playing live, but you can hear my solo violin on the soundtrack of Thou Wast Mild and Lovely, an eerie, acclaimed new film by Josephine Decker screening at BAM once only! Tickets are here. The following Sunday, June 29, I’m playing a new movement for string quartet by James Barry at Anti-Social Music’s Works-in-Progress-Free-For-All-Potluck-BBQ. Bring food, and eat-listen-chill with us!
Visions of July: a free outdoor show in Westchester with folk-rocker Bill Steely; a trip with thingNY to Staten Island’s greatest cultural center, Snug Harbor; a dose of piano-driven pop with Scott Stein’s Well-Groomed Orchestra.
Stay cool,
Jeff