TUESDAY SYNTH SERIES
Break up the monotony of your workday with our casual exploration of all music electronic. Don't miss our mid-afternoon Tuesday Synthesizer Series that's steadily growing in popularity. This event is free and open to the public! Come early to grab a coffee or tea and pastries from the cafe as you listen.
Upcoming performances on Tuesdays at 2 pm
March 21: Stacey MacLeod
April 4: Jared Talaga
Thursday, March 23
Wrest
Jack Wright/Evan Lipson/Ben Bennett
with Crode, Agape Trio
7:30 pm
$10 general admission
$15 reserved seats
Free-improvised music from a trio featuring one of the music's original American heroes, saxophonist Jack Wright, with two of his most stalwart, sympathetic collaborators: Evan Lipson (doublebass) and Ben Bennett (drums). Expect full-tilt exploration of the sonic limits of each musicians' instrument and a sundry palette of unexpected phrases, microtones, and multi-phonic proficiency that are unusual even in the field of experimental music. Now in his eighties, Wright remains an icon of American underground music and this show is not to be missed.
Kicking off the show is Detroit improvisers Agape Trio (Alex Harding, Joel Peterson, David Hurley), followed by Crode, the reduced from duo-size version of Creode that features Tyler Hicks.
Wrest
Jack Wright/Evan Lipson/Ben Bennett
with Crode, Agape Trio
7:30 pm
$10 general admission
$15 reserved seats
Free-improvised music from a trio featuring one of the music's original American heroes, saxophonist Jack Wright, with two of his most stalwart, sympathetic collaborators: Evan Lipson (doublebass) and Ben Bennett (drums). Expect full-tilt exploration of the sonic limits of each musicians' instrument and a sundry palette of unexpected phrases, microtones, and multi-phonic proficiency that are unusual even in the field of experimental music. Now in his eighties, Wright remains an icon of American underground music and this show is not to be missed.
Kicking off the show is Detroit improvisers Agape Trio (Alex Harding, Joel Peterson, David Hurley), followed by Crode, the reduced from duo-size version of Creode that features Tyler Hicks.
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