February 22-24, 2013
TRANZAC Main Hall
292 Brunswick Ave, Toronto
directions
advance tickets available online @ eventbrite dot ca
Friday 22 February
Scott Thomson, founder of Somewhere There [bio]
8pm Free Improvisation
Victor Bateman (bass) Allison Cameron (amplified objects) Christine Duncan (voice) Germaine Liu (percussion) [bios]
9pm The Rent
Kyle Brenders (saxophones) Nick Fraser (drums) Wes Neal (bass) Scott Thomson (trombone) [bio]
Saturday 23 February > matinee
Nicholas Loess w/ Ben Grossman & Joe Sorbara [bios]
2pm Free Improvisation
Tania Gill (piano, melodica) Ben Grossman (hurdy gurdy, percussion) Joe Sorbara (drums, percussion) [bios]
3pm CCMC
Paul Dutton (sound singing) John Kamevaar (percussion, electronics) John Oswald (alto saxophone)
Michael Snow (piano, analogue synthesizer) [bios]
Saturday 23 February > evening
Martin Arnold, Trent University [bio]
8pm Martin Arnold & Friends
Martin Arnold (melodica, tenor banjo, electric guitar, etc.) Allison Cameron (keyboards, sound objects, banjo, etc.) Rob Clutton (string bass, guitar, etc.) Ryan Driver (analog synth, guitar, voice, etc.) Pete Johnston (string bass, octave mandolin, etc.) Stephen Parkinson (guitar, mandolin, keyboards, etc.) Doug Tielli (guitar, banjo, voice, etc.)
9pm Ken Aldcroft's Convergence Ensemble
Ken Aldcroft (guitar) Wes Neal (bass) Karen Ng (alto saxophone) Nicole Rampersaud (trumpet) Joe Sorbara (drums, percussion) Scott Thomson (trombone) [bio]
Sunday 24 February > matinee
Casey Sokol, York University [bio]
4pm Not The Wind, Not The Flag
Colin Fisher (guitar, trap set, bouzouki, ney, tenor saxohpone, guzheng, hulusi, percussion) Brandon Valdivia (trap set, mbira, slit drum, percussion) [bio]
Sunday 24 February > evening
Matt Miller (electronics) Neil Wiernik (electronics, bass)
8pm Three Solos
Rob Clutton (bass) Paul Newman (tenor saxophone) Heather Segger (trombone) [bios]
9pm Lina Allemano Four
Lina Allemano (trumpet) Andrew Downing (bass) Nick Fraser (drums) Brodie West (alto saxophone) [bio]
stay tuned for updates...
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