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Each month, Nonsequitur and a community of like-minded organizations and artists present ten concerts of adventurous and experimental music in the gorgeous Chapel Performance Space at the Good Shepherd Center (which sits on the traditional homelands of the Duwamish people): contemporary/post-classical composition, free improvisation and the outer limits of jazz, electronic/electroacoustic music, new instruments, phonography, sound art, and other innovative musics. Watch a video clip about us on the Seattle Channel.
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In the Chapel Performance Space on the fourth floor of the Good Shepherd Center.
4649 Sunnyside Ave. N.
Seattle WA, 98103
(SW corner of 50th & Sunnyside in Wallingford. Nearest Metro bus stops: 62, 44, 26)Email:
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Christoff + Goldston + Icasiano
For this concert Stefan Christoff and Lori Goldston will build on their improvised duet exchanges that have been in exploration since 2017. The Punk Equinox duet album, with Lori on cello and Stefan on organ was released to critical acclaim on the Thessaloniki based label DASA Tapes. This album was highlighted on the Adventures In Sound And Music program … Read More
Alia Swersky, Hannah Rice & Tom Baker Quartet
Integrating music and dance through free and structured improvisations, the Tom Baker Quartet and movement artists Alia Swersky and Hannah Rice will meet for an exploration of the aural and physical space of the Chapel.
Alia Swersky is a movement artist, performer, and educator deeply engaged in dance improvisation, durational time based work, site-specific work, and environmental installation. Hannah Rice is … Read More
Tom Varner’s Sound Vespers 2023
Join jazz French horn ace Tom Varner with members of the Seattle Phonographers Union and some of Seattle’s top improvisers for another version of Tom’s Sound Vespers, where improvising musicians join forces with field recording-laptop artists. This time time the lineup will include brass, reeds, strings, and of course our Phonographers. Always different, always beautiful.
Tom Varner, French hornJim Knodle, trumpetJenny Zeifel, … Read More
The Great Seattle Music Swap
Musicians (of any style or genre!) with too much physical product on hand: Bring in your unsold media to the Chapel Performance Space and convert it to someone else’s music via the magic of swapping! Organized by Levi Fuller.
Rules (as I currently envision them):
1) Bring a bunch of your own unsold music product (ideally CDs or vinyl).1a) Know how … Read More
Metal Mother/enereph/Terror Apart/Alien Angel
Metal Mother (LA), enereph (SEA), Terror Apart (PDX), and Alien Angel (LA) present a night of heart-wrenching and tender electronic music, bathed in visual splendor. Video synthesis by Arabella Bautista (SEA) on soft sculpture installation and sumi ink on mulberry scrolls will enliven the space, melding with a cornucopia of sounds to deliver a glittering sensory trip.
Audience members are … Read More
Outlaw Space
Outlaw Space will patiently improvise toward serene and blazing melismatic compositions to “color the mind”, erase time, and astonish everyone. Stephen Fandrich, piano; William Monteleone, saxophone; Kirill Polyanskiy, violin; Noah Colbek, percussion; special guest Greg Campbell, percussion.
Incredible skill, orchestral richness, and an eclectic playfield of musical influences are the foundation of this quartet led by acclaimed pianist/composer Stephen Fandrich. Expect a mysterious, … Read More
Austin Larkin + Lori Goldston/Ruby Lucinda
Austin Larkin (New Haven, CT) is a composer focusing on elements of tone within the interstices of fields, asymmetries, and patterns. His performance and practice is informed by research into dimensions of vibrating bodies. Tonight he’ll perform acoustic in the mode and philosophy of his recent record Violin Liquid Phases. This work focuses on the psychoacoustic possibilities of the violin … Read More
Arrington de Dionyso: Holy Ghost Tones
Arrington de Dionyso integrates ancient soundmaking techniques with trans-modernist inquiries into the nature of consciousness. His propulsive improvisations utilize voice and reeds (primarily bass clarinets and his invention the Bromiophone) as multiphonic tools in the navigation of liminal spaces between shamanic seance and rock and roll ecstasy. Tonight his chosen vehicle will be solo piano improvisation.
Piano was actually the … Read More
horopter
The quasi quintet presents a rearrangement of space using poetry and sound to deflate the stage/audience format for something re-inquired — a singular point — imagine brains holding light as eyes grip luminal sound.
Poets happening:
Ankober Yewondwossen is Seattleite, poet and community support specialist at Hugo House. Niccolo Bechtler is from central New Jersey, recipient of Grayston Poetry Prize, his work investigates the … Read More
Sounding : to rearrange stones in a stream
Solo percussionist Mark E Kaylor visits us from Olympia, followed by extended/harmonic/stasis/sounding from local string duo Noel Kennon and John Teske.
Mark E Kaylor has spent most of his life immersed in the world of percussion. Starting with school band and orchestra, followed by various punk, rock, pop and jazz outfits Mark eventually succumbed to the allure of improvisation, which has … Read More