catherine lamb/bryan eubanks n. american tour

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catherine lamb/bryan eubanks n. american tour

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August 8th to August 25th, 2012: solos
September 27th to October 26th, 2012: duos

philly, boston, montreal, toronto, pittsburgh, toledo, columbus, madison, minneapolis, winnepeg, seattle, vancouver, victoria, portland, sacramento, LA, SF Bay.....onward...

details at: http://www.sacredrealism.org/live/main.html

details forthcoming on certain dates......

celebrating first two releases on sacred realism.....available late August/September 2012 on tour and at http://www.sacredrealism.org/label/main.html

Cat Lamb/Bryan Eubanks Untitled 12b
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Andrew Lafkas and ensemble

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the minneapolis/st. paul stop with crow:
https://www.facebook.com/events/384118854988870/
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really great sets by both musicians last night in philly. (and in some seriously daunting heat at that!)

leave your internets and ac and go see these guys!
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anyone heard these two releases? ... haven't seen being mentioned nowhere yet ... but they both seems quite interesting ...

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I have not, but will have them in stock very soon hopefully.

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lukaz wrote:anyone heard these two releases? ... haven't seen being mentioned nowhere yet ... but they both seems quite interesting ...
I only heard the Lafkas, and it's beautiful.
You, of all people, should understand

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mine arrived yesterday, heard the lamb/eubanks once, very different from the compositions they presented at our concert here and in a number of other u.s./canadian cities; the crow concert was very quiet works for viola, oscillators and voice, and soprano sax, location recordings and a homemade metal thing that whirred and shimmed percussively. this release is highly detailed white noise.
lafkas, once a minneapolis native whom i heard often between 2000 - 2007 or so, selected, i think, the last performance from a series of performances in which he worked with a fairly large ensemble in n.y.c. if i can get him here in 2013, i will, he's a restless force.
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faster wrote:
I only heard the Lafkas, and it's beautiful.
this is fantastic, a heavy bill dixon atmosphere pervades.
http://crowwithnomouth.wordpress.com/

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