[Attackpanther] Greenpoint Church of the Messiah show 8pm Thursday

[Jackwri444 at aol.com]

Thursday 5/24

8pm - _Tianna Kennedy_ (http://www.free103point9.org/artist.php?artistID=10)  
 project w/ guitars and  acoustics 
8:45 - _Grundik  Kasyansky_ 
(http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=91766507) , electronics + Jack Wright  alto, soprano 
saxes + Andrew Lafkas, acoustic  bass
9:30 - Enos  Slaughter
10:15 Duane Pitre, apmlified  acoustics  + Casey Block, electronics
check this link for sounds :  _http://www.myspace.com/duanepitrepilotram_ 
(http://www.myspace.com/duanepitrepilotram)    

LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH 
129 Russell  St @ Nassau | Greenpoint, Brooklyn
G-Nassau or L-Graham | 8pm | all ages | $5 
contact Casey Block at Eat Records, who has organized this  show: 718-388-8038

Grundik Kasyansky 

will be playing his  last concert in the US this night before he and his 
family move to  London. He works in collaboration (improvisation, live 
installation, happening)  and solo (composition, improvisation, installation, audio 
collage). He also  designs sound for dance, theatre and film. For the last couple 
of years he  concentrates in live performance on "feedback synthesizer" - sort 
of analog  synthesizer oscillated by means of controlled feedback instead of 
VCO. This set  up provides him with challenge, insecurity, ugliness and all 
other necessary  tools in his search for the peace of mind and beauty. 
_http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=91766507_ 
(http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=9176650
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Jack Wright 

is either a  very serious musician or else, tired of living up to that image, 
he is not  serious at all. At any rate, he has been a full-time saxophonist 
of strange  music since the late 70's, and even began playing saxophone as a 
ten-year-old in  1952, and a boy soprano before that. He is known by a few 
people but would  prefer to keep a low profile, which is why those few people tend 
to be other  musicians of his ilk. He used to rage when he played, now as an 
old man he makes  soft cuddly sounds and occasional lion roars that scare 
people even more. His  appearance is non-descript--no big beard, no tattoos, always 
a hat, not for  fashion but to protect his almost-bald head from cold and 
mosquitoes. He is  known to play with everyone, but that is only partly true--he 
only plays with  people who interest him musically. And since he plays a lot 
of different ways,  from free jazz to no-recognizable-sax-sound, that's a lot 
of people. Here  (state-side) and abroad.

There is much more information available than  you would want to know at: 
_www.springgardenmusic.com_ (http://www.springgardenmusic.com/)  and even a stack 
of mp3's if you think that will be a  substitute for coming to the show. But 
I warn you, this improvisation is really  only a live experience, played once 
for you and then gone for good. Thank  Whoever.

Andrew Lafkas 

is the most important player of the  group so we don't need to say anything 
about him. He tells us what to do (you  will see him whispering to us) and 
sometimes we do it. 

This music is improvised believe it or not. An mp3 of  Grundik and Jack is 
available  at  _  
http://www.archive.org/details/jack_wright-grundik_kasyanski_duo_NY_12-06_ 
(http://www.archive.org/details/jack_wright-grundik_kasyanski_duo_NY_12-06) 





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