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leroysghost wrote:the sound from the bar next door was actually very prominent for most of the set
were you closer to the door? I didn't hear anything for most of the set, a bit at the start and of course at the end.
ending on Al Green's Lets Stay Together (i think) .
really? I've heard that song multiple times in the last week and didn't attach it to the music, but again, maybe it was a lot clearer on the side closer to the door.

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seconding Cor's well wishes at the bottom of the last page, happy birthday, Mr. Rowe (maestro)!
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Happy 70th birthday!!!!

wow...

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jon abbey wrote:
leroysghost wrote:the sound from the bar next door was actually very prominent for most of the set
were you closer to the door? I didn't hear anything for most of the set, a bit at the start and of course at the end.
ending on Al Green's Lets Stay Together (i think) .
really? I've heard that song multiple times in the last week and didn't attach it to the music, but again, maybe it was a lot clearer on the side closer to the door.
i was the guy sitting directly to your right actually. i only heard the sound in a few places, but i could feel the beats quite distinctly for the majority of the time. as for Al Green, i was never able to confirm due to the applause, but the rhythm sounded identical to me (thought i heard hints of the melody as well, but i suppose i could have been projecting).
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ha! I thought that might be the case after I posted, now I can put your name together with your IHM persona. :D

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jon abbey wrote:ha! I thought that might be the case after I posted, now I can put your name together with your IHM persona. :D
yes, same here! i don't usually look so much like a drowned rat though, that walk from the train station was grueling.

also, for those who didn't know. it looks like Keith will be playing solo tomorrow as well as performing Edges with Christian Wolff (for free!).

http://necmusic.edu/world-christian-wolff-3
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leroysghost wrote: also, for those who didn't know. it looks like Keith will be playing solo tomorrow as well as performing Edges with Christian Wolff (for free!).

http://necmusic.edu/world-christian-wolff-3

wow - not exactly the stereotypical New England Conservatory lineup there...looks great! anyone going to / reporting on this?

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billygomberg wrote:
leroysghost wrote: also, for those who didn't know. it looks like Keith will be playing solo tomorrow as well as performing Edges with Christian Wolff (for free!).

http://necmusic.edu/world-christian-wolff-3

wow - not exactly the stereotypical New England Conservatory lineup there...looks great! anyone going to / reporting on this?
note the 2PM "master class" today...

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billygomberg wrote:wow - not exactly the stereotypical New England Conservatory lineup there...looks great! anyone going to / reporting on this?
Robert hatta is going to everything this week, presumably he'll write it up on his blog at some point.

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jon abbey wrote:
billygomberg wrote:wow - not exactly the stereotypical New England Conservatory lineup there...looks great! anyone going to / reporting on this?
Robert hatta is going to everything this week, presumably he'll write it up on his blog at some point.
great...particularly keen to hear about "Rowe plays Wolff." Has Keith done this sort of thing in the (recent) past? looks to be a great matchup, from where I'm sitting.

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again, here's the info for the shows this weekend. I had to raise the price a bit because the room is very small, apologies for that.

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Sat, March 20, 9 PM, $15

Keith Rowe/Sebastian Lexer (solo/solo/duo)

Sun, March 21, 7 PM, $15

Keith Rowe/Sean Meehan
Keith Rowe/Jason Lescalleet

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a pic sent to me by Robert K, Keith and Christian Wolff last night in their guitar duo:

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jon abbey wrote:a pic sent to me by Robert K, Keith and Christian Wolff last night in their guitar duo:
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billygomberg wrote:[jealous][/jealous]
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jon abbey wrote:again, here's the info for the shows this weekend. I had to raise the price a bit because the room is very small, apologies for that.
Any chance it will sell out? Are advance tickets available?

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yeah, I think there's a good chance it'll sell out and maybe we'll even have to turn people away. if people are definitely coming to one or both shows, PM me or e-mail me and I'll reserve a place for you, you can pay this weekend (I'd prefer to not give PayPal a cut if possible). please don't make a reservation if you're not positive that you're coming, I'll post again here if we get close to capacity.

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Joe Morris on Keith's 'Master Class' yesterday:

http://ageofeverything.blogspot.com/201 ... atory.html

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jon abbey wrote:Joe Morris on Keith's 'Master Class' yesterday:

http://ageofeverything.blogspot.com/201 ... atory.html
Good read. I wish I was able to sit in on the Oberlin workshop, instead of having to ask questions while he was in the middle of packing things up at Fairchild.

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Robert G wrote:
jon abbey wrote:Joe Morris on Keith's 'Master Class' yesterday:

http://ageofeverything.blogspot.com/201 ... atory.html
Good read. I wish I was able to sit in on the Oberlin workshop, instead of having to ask questions while he was in the middle of packing things up at Fairchild.
yes. and this:

He told them not to listen to each other. “Don’t listen,” he said. “Consider the experience of the room. Play the moment in the room and make the exact sound that needs to be played in this room at that moment”

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one of the most essential and most often misunderstood insights into what makes quality eai.

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i dig the archery comparison.

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