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18 Whitwell Place New York, NY 11215

646-820-9452

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18 Whitwell Place New York NY 11215

Steve Coleman

8:15 p.m. daily until June 20 | 9:30 p.m. daily until June 20

Crazed counterpoint and cool kinetics are the essence of the bandleader's now-venerable and still-novel approach to improv. The jabs that are throw...

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By David R. Adler | Mon, June 03, 2013

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Honey Ear Trio

By Jim Macnie | Wed, April 03, 2013

Last year's Steampunk Serenade was a blast. The sax/bass/drums cooperative rolled through an array of landscapes (I liked the “Icelandic Volcano Hymn”) with memorable eloquence. The rhythm section of drummer Allison Miller (always a marvel) and... More »
Steve Lehman Trio

By Jim Macnie | Wed, February 27, 2013

The alto saxophonist's horn lines are the definition of wily, zig-zagging through angled rhythmic terrains with the kind of authority that commands instant respect. The action on last year’s must-have Dialect Florescent, a bass and drums trio... More »
$I Don\'t Hear Nothing But The Blues Trio$

I Don't Hear Nothing But The Blues Trio

By Jim Macnie | Wed, February 27, 2013

Drummer Mike Pride and saxophonist Jon Irabagon have been messing with extended improv forms for the past few years, the tension and tumult of their expressionistic forays becoming blustery ragas. For last year's Appalachian Haze, they added... More »
$\'Alternative Guitar Festival\'$

'Alternative Guitar Festival'

By Jim Macnie | Wed, February 13, 2013

In a Twitter world built on pith, a five-artist one-night fest makes sense. Joel Harrison curated this leftie-prog affair to propose an aesthetic slant while keeping the voices varied. Each of the participants makes room for dissonance,... More »
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