As part of Laurie Anderson, Trisha Brown, Gordon Matta-Clark exhibition. More info:
http://www.barbican.org.uk/artgallery/event-detail.asp?ID=11719

live performance/release party for our new LP and CD on Strut Records UK with special guests Nomi Ruiz (vocal) James Duncan (trumpet) and Alex Waterman (cello)

http://www.myspace.com/events/View/9203388/RELEASE-Party-with-Arthurs-La...

featuring Matt Marble, Kenta Nagai, and Satoshi Takeishi as well as myself. This is the first part of Michelle's new opera.

Master Class with Vincent Royer
(featuring Alex Waterman)
Friday, December 10, 2010 from 12 - 4 p.m.
International House Philadelphia

Violist Vincent Royer, joined by Alex Waterman, will discuss and demonstrate contemporary repertoire and techniques for the viola and cello at International House Philadelphia. The focus of the master class will be on the solo repertoire that Royer will perform at a concert that evening at Slought Foundation, including works by John Cage, Gyorgy Ligeti, Tristan Murail, Horatiu Radulescu, and Giacinto Scelsi. Cellist Alex Waterman will also discuss and play excerpts from some of the more adventurous compositions for the cello.

The incomparable violist, Vincent Royer, joins my friend and colleague Gene Coleman, and myself at Issue Project Room. Also on that night is ECM's Ingar Zach presenting, "Dans les arbres."

Beatrice Gibson's films explore voice and its notation, employing the graphic score and the conversation as paradigms for their production. Framed by a new publication by Gibson and editor and typographer Will Holder , the exhibition presents three existing films and a new work, commissioned and co-produced by Künstlerhaus Stuttgart . Conceived as the first chapter to the publication The Tiger's Mind, six practitioners (John Tilbury, Alex Waterman , Celine Condorelli , Jesse Ash, Christoph Keller , and Axel Wieder) have been invited to hold a conversation during the time of the exhibition, scored by Cornelius Cardew's 1967 composition of the same name.

The Tiger's Mind by Beatrice Gibson is part of the project 'Scores', organized by Künstlerhaus Stuttgart in collaboration with the CAC Brétigny .

http://www.kuenstlerhaus.de/en/archive/prev-beatrice-gibson-the-tigers-m...

Pairings: Franzson / Lachenmann
22nd November 2010, 7 pm
The Tank www.thetanknyc.org
354 W 45th Street, New York
$10

David Brynjar Franzson - Il dolce far niente (2004)
David Brynjar Franzson - On sameness and similarities (2010, U.S. premiere)
Helmut Lachenmann - Salut für Caudwell (1977)

Richard Carrick - conductor, guitar
Cornelius Dufallo - violin
Vasko Dukovski - clarinets
Margaret Lancaster - flute
Geoff Landman - alto saxophone
David Shively - percussion, guitar
Alex Waterman - cello

Either/Or present the intricately delicate music of the emerging Icelandic composer David Brynjar Franzson and Germany's masterful Helmut Lachenmann at the happening new-music venue The Tank.

Part of the "Pairings" series produced by AMP.