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  Paul Sizemore 8:33 pm on February 23, 2012 Permalink | Reply
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  Eiko & Koma and Kronos Quartet: Fragile 

  Eiko & Koma and Kronos Quartet: Fragile

  At the Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center

  

  I once described Kronos Quartet as the one music that I could be on a desert island with, and not go insane. They are versatile, and miraculous. Since they are the artist in residence at Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center, I’m expecting to get a lot of them in the near future.

  The day after attending, I still remember the nuances of the performance. Now that consider, the nuances were the highlights.  I sat on the floor, on a pillow, ten feet in front of Eiko & Koma, and behind them sat Kronos Quartet. It was amazing to be so close, so intimate. Eiko & Koma’s eyes slowly opening, and looking directly at me, reminding me of the fragile, and how lifeless we can become.

   

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  Paul Sizemore 9:01 pm on March 29, 2010 Permalink | Reply
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  Relic plays Monkey Wrench 

  Relic has a standing engagement on Wednesday at the Monkey Wrench. This recording was made March 24, 2010.

  

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  Paul Sizemore 11:14 pm on December 13, 2009 Permalink | Reply
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  Second Story Man Live at the instore 

  Carrie Neumayer‘s band, Second Story Man,  played EarXTacy today for their album release. It was a real treat getting to hear them. They didn’t bring their drums to the instore, something about the economy and having to sell them to buy some presents and the drums are at Doo Wop.

  Second Story Man is:
  Evan Bailey (drums, keyboard & vocals)
  Jeremy Irvin (guitar & vocals; and founder of Landmark Recordings)
  Carrie Neumayer (guitar & vocals)
  Kelly Scullin (singer/ songwriter/ bass player)

   

  

  Earxtacy In Store by Second Story Man
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  Paul Sizemore 8:25 pm on November 20, 2009 Permalink | Reply
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  Brown Jazz Ensemble Performance 

  The Brown Jazz Ensemble played today at a Brown School Basket Ball game, and it was a real treat getting to hear them. 

  Songs they currently perform include: 

  •  “Watermelon Man”  by:  Herbie Hancock 

  •  “Song For My Father”  by:  Horace Silver

  •  “Mr. P.C.”  by:  John Coltrane

  Brown Jazz Ensemble Performance recorded November 19, 2009 on my iPhone

  

  Brown Jazz Ensemble Performance 
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    Charles Allen 8:42 pm on November 20, 2009 Permalink | Reply

    Is that your son on the xylophone?

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    Paul Sizemore 8:55 pm on November 20, 2009 Permalink | Reply

    Actually, Chris, my son, was not playing. He went home because he was sick & forgot his shirt.

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  Paul Sizemore 3:51 am on November 19, 2009 Permalink | Reply
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  Wednesdays with Relic & Friends 

  Relic has a standing engagement at the Monkey Wrench on Wednesdays and usually starts at 9 pm.

  “RELIC includes Chuck Sharp singing lead and harmony vocals and playing guitar; Adam Bibelhauser singing lead and harmony vocals and thumpin’ on the bass; Dave Howard on lead and harmony vocals as well as mandolin; and Aaron Bibelhauser on lead and harmony vocals and 5 string banjo.”

  Recording was made November 18, 2009 on an iPhone.

  

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