Gorgeous new Australian art song and instrumental composition from Jane Sheldon and friends brought to you by ExhAust New Music and Music at First. Check it out on facebook.
Gorgeous new Australian art song and instrumental composition from Jane Sheldon and friends brought to you by ExhAust New Music and Music at First. Check it out on facebook.
Jazz Brunch: Aristea Mellos sings smooth and swinging Jazz standards with Reggie Berg (piano) and Shaun Barlow (flute)
Get your Bloody Mary’s on this Sunday afternoon and chill out to some cool grooves at Yippie! in the Bowery.
Where: Yippie! 9 Bleecker St, NYC.
When: 2pm – 5pm. Sunday, January 20.
Just a little jam to get the new year rolling.
Head on down to Tromba on Thursday this week (Dec 6) for a nifty little set from MelBA. Sizzling grooves on yo Momma’s jazz standard.
Where?
This slinky new Italian restaurant and bar downtown called Tromba (www.trombanyc.com) @ 121 Ludlow St in SoHo. Near Delancey/Essex St on the F, J, M, Z trains.
When?
8:30 – 10:30pm
Who?
Aristea Mellos – vocals/spoons
Shaun Barlow – flute/beatbox
Anthony Albrecht – cello/raucous beard
The money raised during the Pozible fundraising campaign will go a long way to helping ExhAUST continue its magnificent brief of bringing the music of young Australians to the Big Apple. So please head on over and drop some change in the tin.
Check out how the fundraising is going:
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ATTENTION FLUTE TEACHERS, PLAYERS AND STUDENTS!
Learn flute beatboxing! Learn how to TEACH your students to beatbox! AND learn how to build your own grooves and arrangements!
Book a lesson with Shaun Barlow (email sb@shaunbarlow.com or call Flutes and Flutists on 02 8006 5345).
One-on-one and groups of 5 or less.
When? Limited times are available throughout the day on Monday, May 14 at Flutes and Flutists (140 Sailors Bay Road, Northbridge, Sydney NSW 2063).
Other dates? More info? Want to make an appointment throughout May 15-19? Just email Shaun (sb@shaunbarlow.com).
Shaun will introduce basic and advanced beatbox techniques, practice techniques and teaching methods suitable for flute players with little or no experience with extended techniques. Beatboxing and percussive techniques are some of the most significant developments in 21st century flute playing as shown by the reception of compositions such as Ian Clarke’s Zoom Tube and Greg Pattillo’s Three Beats for Beatbox Flute. By learning to work with these exciting new sounds, you can build an extra set of skills that make the flute even more wonderful!
And after quite a few exciting months in the USA, I’m heading back to Sydney for a couple of wonderful events. It’s been such a blast hanging out and making music with all of my American friends, but I am very excited to play for some familiar faces once again.
To kick off my return to the Antipodes, there’ll be a day of flutey goodness in Lane Cove on May 13. Come for the Contemporary Flute Workshop in the afternoon, then return in the evening for my Champagne Flute recital featuring Mozart, Martinu, Roussel, Enescu, Ian Clarke, and perhaps a surprise or two!
Sunday 13th May 2012
1pm – 3pm
$35 per person
Book Online (Limited places available)
Flute players of ALL AGES AND ABILITIES are invited to participate, especially those in primary and high school. No prior improvisation, extended technique or composition experience required; all you need is a basic level of flute playing and an enthusiastic smile!
Matthias Ziegler’s website contains an elegant and clear explanation of many extended techniques. He provides notation examples and short demonstration videos for each sound. A handy resource for composers and performers: http://www.matthias-ziegler.ch/english/klangwelten/index.html
Want to see one of the pieces performed at the Eastman Composers’ Sinfonietta? Check it! Edo Frenkel’s “Hush, babe”