avant-garde aficionados rejoice!
THIS SATURDAY, October 7th, 2006
KALON - wow, we're headlining!
Eric Moe - performing his piece, "Mouth Music"
Roger Zahab - 3 pieces on violin!
Bugallo-Williams & Hidek - performing Steve Reich's "Piano Phase!"
Natura Nasa - improvised beautiful/chaotic music from the steel city, featuring former members of Arco Flute Foundation and Air Guitar Magazine!
The Binge Mechanisms - Sonic Youth meets Glenn Branca! they're coming all the way from Ohio.
Phil Thompson - my favorite professor at Pitt, performing some great electro-acoustic music!
Bellefield Hall Auditorium
315 S. Bellefield Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15213
Doors: 7 PM
$5 + donations welcome!
This is a benefit for the University of Pittsburgh's "Music on the Edge," who bring cutting-edge [pardon the pun!] musicians to Pittsburgh, such as internationally-renowned cellist Ted Mook, and Ismet Ruchimat from the island of Java.
This is to help generate money for the organization, which continually provides a fresh sound to the city. This is the first time they've ever hosted bands, and all of the musicians, volunteers, sound engineers, lighting crew, etc. are participating free of charge to help raise money for this organization, which is run by Phil Thompson from the University of Pittsburgh's Music Education Department.
It's going to be really exciting and amazing, so PLEASE attend if you can!
KALON - wow, we're headlining!
Eric Moe - performing his piece, "Mouth Music"
Roger Zahab - 3 pieces on violin!
Bugallo-Williams & Hidek - performing Steve Reich's "Piano Phase!"
Natura Nasa - improvised beautiful/chaotic music from the steel city, featuring former members of Arco Flute Foundation and Air Guitar Magazine!
The Binge Mechanisms - Sonic Youth meets Glenn Branca! they're coming all the way from Ohio.
Phil Thompson - my favorite professor at Pitt, performing some great electro-acoustic music!
Bellefield Hall Auditorium
315 S. Bellefield Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15213
Doors: 7 PM
$5 + donations welcome!
This is a benefit for the University of Pittsburgh's "Music on the Edge," who bring cutting-edge [pardon the pun!] musicians to Pittsburgh, such as internationally-renowned cellist Ted Mook, and Ismet Ruchimat from the island of Java.
This is to help generate money for the organization, which continually provides a fresh sound to the city. This is the first time they've ever hosted bands, and all of the musicians, volunteers, sound engineers, lighting crew, etc. are participating free of charge to help raise money for this organization, which is run by Phil Thompson from the University of Pittsburgh's Music Education Department.
It's going to be really exciting and amazing, so PLEASE attend if you can!