Sun Worship VII at Buoy and new Thursday series at Adelle's
Wednesday, 15 December 2010 14:38
Sun Worship VII at Buoy: In this season of dark and cold, Buoy is offering something vibrant and warm at its gallery space in Kittery, Maine. The seventh installment of the “Sun Worship” music series will present five acts on Saturday, Dec. 18.
Presented by Kittery musician Josh Baker, the quarterly series marks the changing seasons with improvised experimental music, video and art. The upcoming show will celebrate the winter solstice with music from Peace, Loving of Jamaica Plains; 2Lous, a collaboration between Lou Bunk and Lou Cohen; Mystic Out-Bop Review, a Maine-based avant-jazz group; Loup-Garou, featuring Walter Wright of the 119 Gallery in Lowell, Mass.; and Baker’s own Offset Needle Radius.
Alongside the music, Greg Kowalski will manipulate video projections in real time. In addition, Kowalski and Baker will join Peter Donovan and Buoy co-owner Al Mead for an “installation/space alteration/inanimate collaboration.”
The event begins at 8 p.m. on Dec. 18 at Buoy, 2 Government St., Kittery, Maine, www.buoygallery.org. Donations are encouraged.
singing out for the holidays: Women Singing OUT! will join several local church choirs for a holiday concert at First Parish Church in Dover on Saturday, Dec. 18.
The concert will also include the First Parish Church Choir, the First Parish Ringers, the St. John’s United Methodist Church Choir, and the First Parish Bell Choir. They’ll perform festive holiday music, concluding with an audience sing-a-long.
Now in its 12th season, Women Singing OUT! is a lesbian-based chorus that welcomes all women. Directed by Claudia Frost, the group performs two concerts per year, one in the winter and one in late spring.
The show begins at 7 p.m. on Dec. 18 at First Parish Church, 218 Central Ave., Dover. Admission is free, but donations will benefit the local food pantry. For more information, visit www.womensingingout.org.
Adelle’s to host Thursday entertainment: Adelle’s Coffeehouse in Dover will soon launch a Thursday night entertainment series featuring live music, movies and more. The series begins on Dec. 30 at 8 p.m. with music from local artists Brian Levin and Sheena Charland.
Adelle’s already plays host to Osiail Publishing’s Primal Tongue Prose Night on the first Thursday of every month. The new series will add other forms of artistic entertainment at the downtown coffee shop.
Levin is the drummer for Dover-based psychedelic rock band Mmoss. Charland is a member of Portsmouth-based band Blaque Boose/3333.
Adelle’s Coffeehouse is located at 3 Hale St., Dover, 603-742-1737, www.adellescoffeehouse.com. The business normally closes at 8 p.m. on weekdays but will stay open late on Thursdays.
the kids are alright: Youth rock and jazz bands will represent their generation during two upcoming shows at The Press Room. The Portsmouth Music and Arts Center’s youth bands will take the spotlight on Saturday, Dec. 18.
The concert culminates a season of rehearsals for the PMAC groups, which meet weekly and include students ages 9 to 17. The show will feature five youth rock bands under the direction of keyboardist Mike Effenberger and guitarist Nick Phaneuf, plus a youth jazz band led by saxophonist Matt Langley. They’ll perform songs by Green Day, U2, Rush, Europe and others.
The shows begin at 1 and 3:30 p.m. on Dec. 18 at The Press Room, 77 Daniel St., Portsmouth, 603-431-5186. Tickets are $3 for adults, $1 for youths and seniors, with proceeds benefiting PMAC’s rock and jazz programs. For more information, call 603-431-4278.
Presented by Kittery musician Josh Baker, the quarterly series marks the changing seasons with improvised experimental music, video and art. The upcoming show will celebrate the winter solstice with music from Peace, Loving of Jamaica Plains; 2Lous, a collaboration between Lou Bunk and Lou Cohen; Mystic Out-Bop Review, a Maine-based avant-jazz group; Loup-Garou, featuring Walter Wright of the 119 Gallery in Lowell, Mass.; and Baker’s own Offset Needle Radius.
Alongside the music, Greg Kowalski will manipulate video projections in real time. In addition, Kowalski and Baker will join Peter Donovan and Buoy co-owner Al Mead for an “installation/space alteration/inanimate collaboration.”
The event begins at 8 p.m. on Dec. 18 at Buoy, 2 Government St., Kittery, Maine, www.buoygallery.org. Donations are encouraged.
singing out for the holidays: Women Singing OUT! will join several local church choirs for a holiday concert at First Parish Church in Dover on Saturday, Dec. 18.
The concert will also include the First Parish Church Choir, the First Parish Ringers, the St. John’s United Methodist Church Choir, and the First Parish Bell Choir. They’ll perform festive holiday music, concluding with an audience sing-a-long.
Now in its 12th season, Women Singing OUT! is a lesbian-based chorus that welcomes all women. Directed by Claudia Frost, the group performs two concerts per year, one in the winter and one in late spring.
The show begins at 7 p.m. on Dec. 18 at First Parish Church, 218 Central Ave., Dover. Admission is free, but donations will benefit the local food pantry. For more information, visit www.womensingingout.org.
Adelle’s to host Thursday entertainment: Adelle’s Coffeehouse in Dover will soon launch a Thursday night entertainment series featuring live music, movies and more. The series begins on Dec. 30 at 8 p.m. with music from local artists Brian Levin and Sheena Charland.
Adelle’s already plays host to Osiail Publishing’s Primal Tongue Prose Night on the first Thursday of every month. The new series will add other forms of artistic entertainment at the downtown coffee shop.
Levin is the drummer for Dover-based psychedelic rock band Mmoss. Charland is a member of Portsmouth-based band Blaque Boose/3333.
Adelle’s Coffeehouse is located at 3 Hale St., Dover, 603-742-1737, www.adellescoffeehouse.com. The business normally closes at 8 p.m. on weekdays but will stay open late on Thursdays.
the kids are alright: Youth rock and jazz bands will represent their generation during two upcoming shows at The Press Room. The Portsmouth Music and Arts Center’s youth bands will take the spotlight on Saturday, Dec. 18.
The concert culminates a season of rehearsals for the PMAC groups, which meet weekly and include students ages 9 to 17. The show will feature five youth rock bands under the direction of keyboardist Mike Effenberger and guitarist Nick Phaneuf, plus a youth jazz band led by saxophonist Matt Langley. They’ll perform songs by Green Day, U2, Rush, Europe and others.
The shows begin at 1 and 3:30 p.m. on Dec. 18 at The Press Room, 77 Daniel St., Portsmouth, 603-431-5186. Tickets are $3 for adults, $1 for youths and seniors, with proceeds benefiting PMAC’s rock and jazz programs. For more information, call 603-431-4278.
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