2014 Program

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2014 Program

A one-day
festival of
over 1,300
free concerts
in parks
and streets
citywide
returns with over 1,300 free concerts on
the first day of summer!
On Saturday, June 21st,
from 10 in the morning
until 10 at night,
musicians of all ages
and musical persuasions
will perform in over 400
public spaces throughout the five boroughs,
including playgrounds,
piers, sidewalks, gardens, closed-off streets,
the steps of the Brooklyn Public Library, and
porches on Governors Island.
From established global artists to teenage
garage bands, music is played by anyone who
wants to take part — and enjoyed by everyone
who wants to listen. Just like the city itself,
the range of offerings is spectacular. From 100
saxophonists to bluegrass jams, from Punk Island to gamelan orchestras, from hip hop block
parties to brass band marathons, there is something for every listener.
But don’t just listen — join the festival and
make music yourself! Bring your instrument
to a Mass Appeal event, pick up the mic on the
Privia Piano Bar truck, create your own New
York Walkscape with your iPhone, or join a
synchronized “vocamotive choir”!
Use this program as your guide,
check makemusicny.org for
late-breaking updates
Bronx
Bronx Music Heritage
Center
1303 Louis Niñé Blvd
4:00 - 8:00 DJ Kool Herc: A Tribute
to a Founding Father of Hip-Hop
Living Legend concert curated by Rebel
Diaz, and a Jamaican Jam with DJ Kool
Herc himself
Bruckner Bar & Grill
1 Bruckner Blvd
1:00 Blue Gold rocking hip-hop
7:00 Janna Pelle Fiona Apple meets
Lady Gaga
Crotona Park Bandshell
1:00 – 8:30 Manny’s Boogaloo
Crew Afro-Cuban rumba
Fidelis Care Community Office
Follow your ears!
Allerton
2740 Barnes Ave
3:00 Thaddeus Strauss conscious
hip-hop
Baychester
2049 Asch Loop
3:00 Guitar Lesson Labs learn how to
play guitar – in 5 minutes! Brought to you
by Little Kids Rock, GAMA, Godin Guitars
& Yamaha
City Island
320 City Island Ave
1:00 Traveling Jewburys 7-piece
815 E Tremont Ave
Americana
12:00 Earthquake International
Sound reggae
Clasons Point
Hunts Point Riverside Park
11:30 AM Lokixximo urban Latin
12:30 Kama Linden global acoustic
Lafayette Ave & Edgewater Rd
12:30 B.L.O hip-hop’s next golden era
1:00 Sukari soul
1:30 Japan Nation pop/R&B
2:00 B Gerzy Da R&B Gangster
1215 Morrison Ave
Eastchester
1385 E Gun Hill Rd
2:00 Kuf Knotz progressive hip-hop
singer/songwriter
2:00 The Real Charlie Cruz hip-hop
3:00 Ms Ashley Tubbs R&B
3:15 Maury Haze hip-hop
Neighborhood Advisory
Community Garden
360 E 151 St
Grand Concourse
155 E 173rd St
& Yamaha
12:00 Church Choir sing-along, open
High Bridge
Poe Park
1:00 Chaancé jazz & soul
2:00 Phillip Alexander love is in
to all
Five Boro Story Project presents “Back in
the Day at Poe Park”
2:30 Robert Rossi
3:00 Division X thought-provoking
South Bronx rap
3:30 A-B-E hip-hop, beatbox
4:00 KFHox singer/songwriter
78 W 168 St
the air
Hunt’s Point
877 Southern Blvd
2:00 D.Z. thesaurus-based hip-hop
Kingsbridge
291 W 231st St
Railroad Park
1:00 Alfredo Europa flamenco, jazz
11:00 AM – 8:00 Drumbeat of the
Bronx from Westchester to Harlem, bring
Mott Haven
your rhythm makers!
321 E 140th St
3:00 ARRA teenage pop singer
The Shoppe Bx
Mosholu
E 161st St & Courtlandt Ave
or just take to
the streets
and ...
NEW YORK PUBLIC
LIBRARY: BRONX
BRANCHES
127 Lincoln Ave
12:00 Truce loveable larrikin
1:00 The Herreras Latin guitar duo
7:00 Greg Smith Group high-energy
3-piece
Williamsbridge Oval Park
2:00 Bronx Community Charter
School Drummers
4:00 Fort Indy funk/rock mix
285 E 205th St
2:00 Lokixximo urban Latin
Riverdale
5540 Mosholu Ave
2:00 Sarah Jane Cion Latin composer,
pianist
Sedgwick
NY Public Library
Mass Appeal event
Block Party
1701 University Ave
2:30 CoCo Wade ultra-sexy sounds
Queens Public Library
After Dark event
World Tour Stop
Soundview
Major Presenters
Free Guitar Lessons
Bklyn Public Library
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Bronx Brooklyn Manhattan Queens Staten Island
660 Soundview Ave
2:00 City Magic up & coming hip-hop
3:00 Moonshine Burrito rap’s version
June 21, 2014
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of Dean Martin & Jerry Lewis
Bushwick
Tremont
1866 Washington Ave
3:00 Gospel City moving souls
Van Cortlandt
3874 Sedgwick Ave
& Yamaha
Westchester Square
2521 Glebe Ave
2:00 Oldsoultunes standards
West Farms
2085 Honeywell Avenue
2:00 Chris Michael godson of R&B
Cafe Ghia
Brooklyn
BEdford- Stuyvesant
Bed-Vyne Brew
370 Tompkins Ave
1:00 Black and Gold Marching Elite
Bed-Stuy’s own
2:00 Erel Pilo singer/songwriter
7:00 Omega Sirius Moon brutal guitar
licks
8:00 Las Marineras beauty shop trio
Brevoort Playground
Ralph Ave & Fulton St
12:00 Black and Gold Marching Elite
Clifton Pl. Memorial Garden
Clifton Pl & Bedford Ave
8:00 Delivered praising the Lord
Mass Appeal is
back for a sixth year,
giving New Yorkers
without groups of
their own a chance to
take part in the musicmaking, by gathering
hundreds of musicians
to play pieces written
for single types of
instruments. From the
rusty saxophonist
to the professional
harmonica player, all
are welcome to join
these 17 epic events!
Throughout this
program you will see
this symbol for each
Mass Appeal event
Mass Appeal is made possible
in part with public funds from the
Fund for Creative Communities,
supported by New York State
Council on the Arts with the support
of Governor Andrew Cuomo and
the New York State Legislature
and administered by Lower
Manhattan Cultural Council. Major
underwriting is provided by The
NAMM Foundation.
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Le Paris Dakar
518 Nostrand Ave
10:00 AM David Berends American
Impressionism on a keyboard
11:00 Laolu Senbanjo Nigerian Afrobeat
12:30 Bohio Music Haitian roots
2:15 Ras Moshe tenor sax & flute
4:00 Leni Stern African Trio
Peace and Riot
492 Nostrand Ave
1:00 Shawn Whitehorn Jr. jazz & soul
2:00 Sharina Louise singer
2:30 Aleijuan Afuraka electro soul
3:00 Johnny Voltik a.k.a The
Legendary Misfit indie-rock
3:30 Jon Prent from the heart
4:00 Shelley Nicole’s blaKbushe can a
girl catch a break?
4:45 Ganessa James soul
5:30 Queen AaMinah neo-soul
6:15 Digital Diaspora
7:00 The Soulfolk Experience
nominated “Best Band in BK” by WNYC
Project Parlor
742 Myrtle Ave
4:00 Get Summered Radio with Big
Vic, Edward Askey & Friends
Restoration Plaza West
1368 Fulton St
1:00 Q City Soundz musical youth
program
3:00 Indika Rocks exotic sound
Saratoga Park: Musicians
Without Borders
Saratoga Ave & Halsey St
11:30 AM Aaron Knight hip-hop
12:15 Forever Fridays indie-folk
1:00 Waylen Roche multi-instrumental
narratives
1:45 BaBl Jake Sokolov-Gonzalez’s
electronic alter-ego
2:30 Wati Heru hip-hop
3:15 D.J. Ace & Much Finesse eclectic
journey
4:00 Lost Coves lulling you into an
altered state
4:30 The Visions real raw, real funk
June 21, 2014
The Space Palace
844 Myrtle Ave
12:00 – 9:00 Visionaire Entertainment
Group Presets Roofest 2014 with sets
by Ellis Ashbrook, High Waisted, Viswas
Chitnis & Samit Banik, and DJ sets by Za
Shto & G Trane
Tompkins & Macdonough
11:00 AM HooP bluesy folk-rock
11:00 Bailey’s Cafe & Feel the Music!
intergenerational community choir
1:00 ElectricGospel Jesus + bass
Brooklyn Heights
Atlantic Bicycles
278 Atlantic Ave
1:00 PartyOwl bluesy and melodic
2:00 De Rosa clever 60s/70s blues
4:00 Aqua Cherry funk, rock, reggae
Brooklyn Promenade
Remsen St at the waterfront
4:00 Lucas Rotman Brooklyn hillbilly folk
5:00 Slope 343 Americana etc
7:00 Waynocat instrumental uke
8:00 Leo Liebeskind impassioned folk
Henry St & Atlantic Ave
1:00 Lucas Rotman Brooklyn hillbilly folk
James Weir Floral Co.
155 Montague St
12:00 – 9:00 DJ Ricardo Campos
oldies to contemporary
Montero’s
73 Atlantic Ave
3:30 Greg Smith Group high-energy
3-piece
4:30 The Venetian rock-opera
The Moxie Spot
81 Atlantic Ave
11:00 AM Brooklyn Conservatory
of Music Suzuki Kids dir. by Julianne
Carney
3:30 Lucy Kalantari delightful uke tunes
Waterfront Ale House
155 Atlantic Ave
1:00 Gina prolific soul singer
3:00 Danielle Austin R&B, folk
5:00 Codigo Sur sonic landscape of
South America
5:30 Mind Open jazz w/touch of rock
7:30 Uninvited Guests dirty dirty blues
11:00 - 1:00 AM MMNY After Dark:
World Cup Edition with performances by
Belgium’s The Valerie Solanas, the Czech
Republic’s DVA & NYC’s own Uninvited
Guests
Brownsville
Van Dyke Community Center
392 Blake Ave
5:00 Brownsville Partnership Artists
24 Irving Avenue
1:00 Pass Kontrol romance & hot vibes
Fort Useless
36 Ditmars St
2:00 – 8:00 Indie Rock Showcase
Goodbye Blue Monday
1087 B’dway
12:00 TheBandCC female-fronted rock
1:00 The Sensational Country Blues
Wonders! not your father’s blues
2:00 Hello Phones indietronica
3:00 Kenn Lowy Elliot Smith meets Rod
Serling
4:00 Mad for Justice rock w/funky edge
6:00 Laelaps a new voice on each track
7:00 Iconicide hardcore, thrash, oi!
8:00 Paul Claro allotta rock
8:45 Castle Black female rock
Little Skips
941 Willoughby Ave
12:00 Las Marineras beauty-shop trio
1:00 Noisycrane songwriter Cody
Swanson
2:00 Bird Courage folk, indie-folk
2:45 These Busy People experimental,
indie-rock
3:15 Ben Pagano indie-folk, jazz, soul
5:00 Toney Fowke folk
5:00 Steve Nelson folk
6:00 Breanna Barbara avant blues
6:30 Cave Days pop, indie-rock
The Living Gallery
1094 B’dway
2:00 Brooklyn Acts Bushwick youth
ensemble, followed by community open
mic
Maria Hernandez Park
Knickerbocker & Willoughby Ave
11:30 AM TheBandCC female-fronted
rock
12:45 Iampopula hip-hop & rock fun
2:15 b.FUNK brings the boom bap
Pine Box
12 Grattan St
4:00 J and the 9s costumed flute rock
5:00 Oh! My Blackbird vocal harmonies,
pissed off lyrics
6:00 Nervous Breakdowns outside of
society
7:00 Demonic Sweaters synths, vocals,
unique pop
8:00 Aurical polite, well-groomed indie
Worship
117 Wilson Ave
3:00 Mammal rock
4:00 Beech Creeps rock
Boerum Hill
A Small Green Patch
348 Bergen St
12:30 Lina Gatineau soul
2:00 Cyd Blaise Stevie Nicks meets Joni
Mitchell
5:30 Painless Parker sea shanties,
murder ballads
Clinton Hill
BrownstoneJAZZ at Putnam
Triangle Plaza
15 Putnam Ave
11:00 AM - 9:00 BrownstoneJazz & FAB
Alliance present The Jazz Festival & Art
Fair, featuring Elijah Shiffer, Cynthia
Holiday & Emmanuel Baptist Church
Jazz Vespers
Corkscrew Wines Brooklyn
489 Myrtle Ave
4:00 Columbus classic folk & blues
5:00 Sara Rachele folktales
6:00 Elisa Flynn broodingly nuanced
vocals
Green in BKLYN
432 Myrtle Ave
12:00 Tiffany Wilson fun & sassy blues
3:00 El Chico Blanco instrumental rock,
jazz and experimental
6:00 James Margolis with a loop pedal
Il Porto Brick Oven Pizza &
Ristorante
37 Washington Ave
12:00 Claire Raji Rodriguez folk,
indie-pop
4:00 Jared Dubin jazz
6:00 Sally Mason from ‘Taylor and the
Mason’ acoustic bluesy pop
6:00 – 9:00 Carolyn & Jay Leonhart
father-daughter jazz duo
Leisure Life
559 Myrtle Ave
12:00 Open Mic stop by & take the mic!
1:00 The MisUnderstanding trio of old
friends
4:00 Griot Blues spoken word/music duo
7:00 Rajdulari Ella meets Chaka
Luz
22 Wyckoff Ave
5:00 Haybaby crooning, sludgy
6:00 Napoleon up & coming Brooklyn
band
177 Vanderbilt Ave
12:00 – 4:00 Edwin Vazquez Musica
gypsy soul pioneer
4:00 – 7:00 Anthony Cedras multiinstrumentalist
6:00 Trombonita bossa & salsa, on
trombone
Tradesman
Mojito Cuban Cuisine
Radio Bushwick
222 Bushwick Ave
1:00 Howth 90s indie, classic 70s rock
4:30 Bears pretty songs, heavy sounds
7:15 Manutara two Hawaiians, one West
Virginian
82 Washington Ave
12:00 - 9:00 Benny Lopez Trio hot
Latin jazz
Warper Party & Silent
Barn Block Party
284 Willoughby Ave
11:15 AM Tobias Christian Wong
haunting vocal acuity
12:00 SA led by vocalist Shilpa Ananth
1:00 DianaPoet uplifting songs
2:00 Zydevine foot stompin’, feel good
murder ballads
Stanwix St & Melrose St
11:00 AM – 7:00 Warper Party &
Silent Barn Musicians
The Mural at Willoughby &
Taffee
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4:30 Las Marineras beauty shop trio
The Owl and the Pussycat
154 Vanderbilt Ave
12:00 Open Mic
4:00 Ken Camino hopeless teen romantic
5:00 Sally Mason from ‘Taylor and the
Mason’ acoustic bluesy pop
8:00 Open Mic
Soco
509 Myrtle Ave
12:00 - 9:00 Jared featuring Chocolat
Band soul
Tipsy
1:00 Liz Turner warm voice, playful
attitude
2:00 Roberto Buscarsi roving uke
instructor
4:30 ReW* enchanting sassy punk
5:30 Jeffrey Paul Bobrick Billy Joel
meets Josh Groban
Albee Square
Fulton St & Bond St
10:00 AM Indika Rocks exotic sound
12:00 b.FUNK brings the boom bap
1:00 DeJaVoux R&B duo
2:00 MikeMusic DJ transcends genres
Atlantic Ave & Nevins St
584 Myrtle Ave
2:00 Rosko Taint tasteful & catchy
6:00 Noise & Rhythm avant-indie
7:30 Deborah Latz Group wide-ranging
jazz singer
1:00 Perlative an experiment in sound
design
2:00 Alyssa Robbins Aimee meets Joni
meets Janis
The Runner
411 Atlantic Ave
1:30 Devin Tuel a love for folk
2:30 Psychic Book Club intends to
stop time
4:00 Marina Makarova jazz pianist
458 Myrtle Ave
2:00 Eli Kiakafele
3:00 Iola indie rock w/a twang
4:30 Ibex fine bourbon, flat-picking,
luscious harmonies
8:00 Ken Camino hopeless teen romantic
Crown Heights
Breukelen Coffee House
764 Franklin Ave
8:00 – 12:00 AM MMNY After Dark:
PBJ (People’s Breukelen Jamwich)
Edition make more music with an Open
Mic (8-10pm) and improvised Round-Robin
Jams (10p-midnight). Happy hour specials
all night
FiveMyles
558 St. Johns Pl
1:00 PS 532 New Bridges Elementary
student performances
Ronald McNair Park
Classon Ave & Eastern Pkwy
4:00 Desmond roots reggae
4:15 Majesty original reggae & soul
5:00 Wordsmith motivating the masses
hip-hop
6:30 Yaiquab hip-hop & reggae shows
itself
6:45 N’YCE inspirational blind rapper
from Queens
Stratosphere Studios
227 Utica Ave
1:00 Doctor Breakfast a new kind of
hip-hop
4:00 Alyssa Robbins Aimee meets Joni
meets Janis
5:00 Ran Dosis funky spiritualism
5:00 Circe sultry vocals, intelligent lyrics
5:00 Johnny Hobbes liberation through
hip-hop
Weeksville Heritage
Center
158 Buffalo Ave
12:00 Carnegie Hall Neighborhood
Concert with No BS! Brass danceable
funk, jazz, klezmer, calypso grooves
Downtown
Brooklyn
Clinton St & Atlantic Ave
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Bacchus
Brazen Head
228 Atlantic Ave
12:00 Rosko Taint communicates love
4:00 Their Planes Will Block Out The
Sun lush, DIY, indie-rock
7:00 Barbaric Yawp riff-driven funk
Columbus Park
at Brooklyn Borough Hall
2:00 Lacy James world & folk singer/
songwriter
4:00 DianaPoet uplifting songs
Gumbo Brooklyn
DUMBO
Bargemusic
Fulton Ferry Landing
3:00 – 9:00 Around the World By
Sea with Bargemusic special extended
six-hour free concert with performances
by Bohemian Trio, Velveteen String
Quartet, Dorian Wind Quintet, and
Russian composer and pianist, Nataliya
Medvedovskaya
Archway
Water St & Pearl St
7:00 Mass Appeal Pipes “Bells/Door”
is a new participatory sound installation
by Brooklyn-based composer J. C. King, for
harmonically tuned Metallophone pipes
and a recorded soundscape. Members
of the public will play, throw, drop and
improvise on the pipes to create a joyful
noise; contact [email protected] for
details
8:00 – 11:00 MMNY After Dark: Sound
Off Experience Silent Disco Edition
dance to simultaneous DJs at a Silent
Disco
Brooklyn Ice Cream Factory
Fulton Ferry Landing Pier
1:00 Larry Simon Ensemble psychedelic
jazz jams
ConEd Farragut Substation
Plymouth btw Gold St & Bridge St
8:00 Mass Appeal Humming gather for
a large group hum-a-long. We will use the
transformers of the ConEd power station
as a drone to create a vibrating, meditative
environment while the sun sets over the
East River. The event requires no musical
knowledge, just the ability to hum or sing!
More info: [email protected]
493 Atlantic Ave
3:15 The Queens Of Everything three
ladies play strings
4:30 Rosko Taint communicates love
Flatbush
Hoyt St Garden
1701 Church Ave
3:15 Brittany Campbell singer/
songwriter
4:30 ElectricGospel Jesus + bass
346 Atlantic Ave
5:00 Lyndol Descant hint of jam bands
Sliding Door Store
309 Atlantic Ave
6:00 Swanky Tiger whiskey, leather
jackets, cats
7:00 Lina & Sakai South American &
Brazilian sounds
Third Ave & Atlantic Ave
2:00 Ms. Reign conscious hip-hop
4:15 Bradlee Caldor Caldor Kids
frontman plays covers
5:15 Roy The Savage indie rap from BK
6:00 Aaron Knight hip-hop
University Place
Flatbush Ave & Fleet St
4:00 Eliki & Kafele soulful singer &
trumpeter
5:00 Oveous Maximus brilliant lyricism
6:00 Sabine Blaizin global soul, house,
Afrobeat
7:00 Carlos Mena Latin guitarist
Willoughby Plaza
Willoughby St & Pearl St
10:00 AM ElectricGospel Jesus + bass
11:00 Jim Duffy originals and improv to
welcome summer
12:00 Blair Jensen solo jazz sax, a hint
of grit
1:00 Aleksandra Denda Serbian
songstress
2:15 Emily’s Escape singer/songwriter
Church Avenue BID’s Island
Stage
Cortelyou Road Library
Plaza
1305 Cortelyou Rd
11:00 AM Jody Kruskal concertina song
& puppet show
12:00 The Sonnet Man a hip-hop twist
on Shakespeare
2:00 Decoster “a progressive Tom Petty”
3:00 Bree and The Whatevers lovechild
of Amy Winehouse, The Doors
4:30 Lucy Kalantari delightful uke tunes
6:00 Frank Porter acoustic guitar hero
7:00 Aly Tadros “Best live show to catch
in NYC” – Village Voice
D’Savannah Bar and Lounge
1460A Flatbush Ave
5:15 Young Devyn pop
6:00 Katt Rockell blend of soul, hip-hop
7:00 Majesty original reggae & soul
8:00 Olivia Gilmore R&B, delivered
smooth
8:30 Traces all-female vocal quintet
Eladia’s Kids
264 Flatbush Ave
10:00 AM Karaoke Hour come take
the mic!
11:30 Guest Performances featuring
artists from the neighborhood
3:00 The House Band
6:00 – 9:00 DJ Krazed
Electronic Express
9613 Church Ave
2:00 The Piano Man solo pianist
2:00 Tennisha reggae
3:00 Akasha
3:30 DOA
4:30 Hot Ice
5:00 BaZ hip-hop with lots of swag
6:00 Kingdom band with heavenly horns
6:30 Joya Bravo
7:00 Hot Ice
EzraGuitar
785 Coney Island Ave
1:00 - 7:00 EzraGuitar performers
Flatbush Ave & Nostrand Ave
4:30 Chris Michael godson of R&B
Flatbush Caton Market
814 Flatbush Ave
2:00 George Dixon jazz trio performs
American standards
Flatbush Food Co-op
1415 Cortelyou Rd
2:15 Willie Mae Rock Camp for Girls
non-profit music and mentoring program
4:15 Sanpo Matsumoto dismantling and
restructuring images and sounds
5:15 Fort Vine indie band with a secret
tree fort
7:15 Dream Circle genre-bending
Flatbush YMCA
1401 Flatbush Ave
12:30 Taylor Ivana high-energy pop
2:00 The Monique Streak singer/
songwriter
4:00 Zdub young hip-hop entertainer
4:30 U’Kno Tha Don hip-hop, R&B
5:30 New Day funk, hip-hop
Footprints Cafe
1377 Flatbush Ave
1:30 Indika Rocks exotic sound
3:30 Danielle R&B, singer/songwriter
smooth
Healing Sanctuary
605 Roger Ave
4:00 - 8:00 Pastor Murtlene Sampson
HSBC
1545 Flatbush Ave
11:30 AM The Harmony Program
student performances
Newkirk Plaza
12:45 The Sonnet Man a hip-hop twist
on Shakespeare
3:00 Decoster “a progressive Tom Petty”
4:00 Bree and The Whatevers lovechild
Fort Greene
BAM
230 Ashland Pl
5:00 – 8:00 My Midnight Heart, Pillow
Theory & Chen Lo presented by BAM and
651 ARTS
Brooklyn Flea
176 Lafayette Ave
12:00 Conrad y Skordalia melodic &
lyrical Americana
Brooklyn Sweet Spot
366 Myrtle Ave
12:00 Lamayah Mariah Carey vocals,
Michael Jackson moves
1:30 Lekule singer/songwriter, MUNY
artist
2:00 Kiirstin Marilyn not afraid of
audience interaction
4:00 Aleksandra Denda Serbian
songstress
6:00 The Visions real raw, real funk,
real soul
Buff Patty
376 Myrtle Ave
12:00 – 8:00 Open Mic
Common Grounds
376 Tompkins Ave
10:30 AM The Hoover Dam Collective
interdisciplinary show by arts collective
all afternoon T. James DJ spins
5:00 Audrey Silver modern arrangements
of jazz standards
7:00 Johnny Hobbes liberation through
hip-hop
7:00 Circe sultry vocals, intelligent lyrics
8:00 Just Another Folk Singer postpunk
Energy Fuel
386 Myrtle Ave
12:00 Mano multilingual rapper, producer
3:00 Sangha Tierra 10-piece “world
MMNY After Dark
Make Music New York continues
into the night with official After
Dark locations in Manhattan, Brooklyn and
Queens. Dance to three simultaneous DJs at
a Silent Disco, take the mic at a Billy Joelthemed karaoke night, attend a live radio
broadcast, and more! After Dark gives you
a chance to meet fellow MMNY participants,
take in some music, or make more music of
your own.
June 21, 2014
makemusicny.org
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6:00 - 9:00 Mano multilingual rapper,
producer
Fort Greene Park
at Prison Ship Martyrs Monument
2:00 - 6:00 DJ CEO spinning since 1997
2:00 African Americana electronic duo
2:30 Red Sahara influenced by soul, jazz
3:00 The MisUnderstanding trio of old
friends
3:30 Fresh Daily native hip-hop from BK
4:00 Maritri Garrett & Friends
songwriters rooted in rock, jazz, folk
4:30 (i am) isis rock and soul, in your face
5:00 Meridian like putting breath strips
on your eyes
at corner of Myrtle & Washington
12:00 PATH P fresh young BK lyricist
1:00 Jacob Schaffer vocal looping &
original instrumentation
3:00 Lekule singer/songwriter, MUNY
artist
6:00 Thomas Piper digital creator has
worked with The Last Poets, Public Enemy
Gnarly Vines
350 Myrtle Ave
2:00 Kenn Lowy Elliott Smith meets Rod
Serling
3:30 HooP bluesy folk-rock
5:00 Eric Contractor bel-canto, cinematic
songwriting
The Brooklyn Music School
126 St. Felix St
12:00 Mariachi Tapatio de Alvaro
Paulino / New York City Mariachi
Conservatory the Northeast’s finest
mariachi
3:00 Parhelion Trio new classical music
for flute, clarinet, piano
Walt Whitman Library
93 St Edwards St
12:00 Jessy Tomsko light-hearted indie
folk, catchy lyrics
2:00 Geremy Grant alt. & pop covers
3:00 Family Productions Entertainment
inspirational hip-hop, R&B
Gowanus
Jimmy’s
92 Calyer St
Lady Gaga
2:00 7 Horses alt. acoustic duo
5:00 Tiffany Wilson blues with sassy flair
7:00 Brandi & The Alexanders 10-piece
soul
Milk and Roses
1110 Manhattan Ave
4:15 Lily Virginia alt. folk-pop
5:00 David Heagy 16-year-old solo guitar
wiz
Park Slope
Albero dei Gelato
380 Fifth Ave
341 5th Ave
2:00 Jody Kruskal & Paul Friedman oldtime concertina & fiddle, with marionettes
8:00 The Alex Mallett Band upbeat folk,
bluegrass
Aperitivo
545 Fifth Ave
7:00 Deep Pockets your favorite jazz
& funk
279 Fifth Ave
6:30 Danielle Austin fusing R&B, folk
Bogota Latin Bistro
141 Fifth Ave
7:00 Lokixximo urban Latin
trombone
Burrito Bar & Kitchen
307 Flatbush Ave
trombone
8:00 Lina & Sakai S. American & Brazilian
sounds
Cyprus Avenue Pub
52 Fifth Ave
murder ballads
6:00 Globular Cluster subversive ambient
7:00 Bernardo it’s about the music
8:00 City Walls Autumn Falls folking
awesome
Enz’s
171 Fifth Ave
1:00 Rockabilly X
6:00 Bree and the Whatevers lovechild
Freddy’s Bar and Backroom
Greenpoint
627 Fifth Ave
2:00 The New Thereminstrels indie-rock,
folk and bluegrass
3:00 Willie Mae Rock Camp for Girls
non-profit music and mentoring program
4:00 The Sometime Boys urban roots
5:00 Even Twice alt-punk, bass & drum
outfit
6:00 The Tara Lynne Ban infectious,
harmony-infused
7:00 Dahl Haus dreamy indie pop &
angsty rock
8:00 Miss Ida brothel blues trio
8:30 Les Sans Culottes faux-French band
plays raunchy rock
American Playground
Franklin St & Noble St
4:00 eb’n’flow spoken word
5:00 Zebros funk rock
6:00 Two Tone Blues
7:00 The Haggard Kings country
Cato’s Army & Navy
654 Manhattan Ave
2:00 John Whoever original songs that
engage heart & mind
3:00 Lily Virginia alt. folk/pop
5:00 The Fascinators old jazz for the
new depression
Greenpoint YMCA
99 Meserole Ave
12:00 Lily Virginia alt. folk-pop
12:00 Nadia Kazmi bluesy dark rock with
lyrical craft
makemusicny.org
Jonathan Blum’s Studio
285 Fifth Ave
3:00 – 9:00 Wild Turkey Surprise
presents indie-rock, world music, classical,
jazz
Gemini and Scorpio Loft
Douglass St at 3rd Ave
Sea Creature Stomp Edition an MMNY
and Mermaid Parade event, with live
performances by Underground Horns and
Batala NYC
uke tunes
11:30 Erel Pilo bright indie-pop with
lyrical charm
12:00 Trumpet Grrrl brings her Converse
Rubber Tracks studio work
12:30 Karen and Joe from pastoral to
angsty folk-rock
1:00 Lisa Brigantino award-winning
singer/songwriter
1:30 Dorit embarked on a yearlong “songa-week” challenge
Gingers Bar
363 Fifth Ave
6:00 Cyd Blaise Stevie Nicks meets Joni
Mitchell
High Dive
243 Fifth Ave
8:00 SisterMonk djembe-driven, culturally
diverse
J.J. Byrne Playground - The
Old Stonehouse
5th Ave & 3rd St
11:00 AM Lucy Kalantari delightful
June 21, 2014
Prospect Bar and Grill
Pure Bistro
88 Fifth Ave
7:00 Leah Shaw quirky blues and folk
Tea Lounge
837 Union St
1:00 Alissa Vox Raw looping indie
songstress
2:00 Mass Appeal Ukulele lead by
The All Boro Ukuleles - T.A.B.U. Sing
and play along with Makalina Gallagher,
organizer of the NYC Ukulele MeetUp
group. Thanks to Alfred Music and Making
Music Magazine, participants will receive
free copies of ukulele virtuoso Daniel Ho’s
composition “Pineapple Mango” to play
and keep!
3:00 Aviva Jaye homespun tunes on
guitar, ukulele, harp
4:00 Sylvana Joyce + The Moment
punk theatrics, Balkan chutzpah
5:00 Mappa Mundi chamber pop with
shades of americana
The Chocolate Room
52 Fifth Ave
3:00 David Conrad singer/songwriter
7:00 The Monique Streak singer/
songwriter
The Monro
481 Fifth Ave
7:00 Sycamore Hollow acoustic trio of
fiddle, banjo, guitar
Two Moon Art House & Cafe
315 Fourth Ave
4:00 TheBandCC female-fronted rock
4:30 Tania Stavreva “Bulgarian-born
piano dynamo”
5:00 Derin Oge pianist
5:30 Concrete Timbre contemporary
composers weaving stories, movement,
visuals
Warren St. Marks Community
Garden
623 Warren St
5:00 Eliane Delage rock & soul played by
10 guitarists
7:00 Bella Voce Singers 45-member
multigenerational chorus
Prospect Heights
Bitter & Esters
700 Washington Ave
2:30 Craig Silver singer/songwriter with
a rawboned sound
4:00 The Violin Femmes string ensemble
of kooky ladies
Branded Saloon
603 Vanderbilt Ave
12:00 The New Students 21st Century
and traditional Americana indie-folk
2:00 Going Somewhere, Jackie?
acoustic duo
4:00 Stephen Bak 60s folk revival, in
modern-day Brooklyn
5:00 Killy Dwyer dramedy punk cabaret
with live looping
6:00 Hanky Pankies one Cajun, one
Georgian, one Phillian
7:00 Kim Logan Brooklyn booty, Nashville
sound
8:00 Anastasia Falcon Argentinian
singer with guitar & ukulele
Brooklyn Botanic Garden
990 Washington Ave
11:30 AM Aviva Jaye homespun tunes
on guitar, ukulele, harp
Brooklyn Public Library,
Main Branch
Grand Army Plaza
4:30 Red Baraat’s “100+ BPM,” written
and conducted by Sunny Jain of Red
Baraat and commissioned by NPR
Music a borough-wide convergence of
mobile bands, all brass musicians and
The Classon Social Club
807 Classon Ave
1:00 Sarah LeMieux Quintet chamber
jazz standards
4:30 Soul Understated feat. Mavis
‘SWAN’ Poole soul, jazz, funk + gospel
Elberta Restaurant & Bar
335 Flatbush Ave
1:00 Mark Vodery soulful vocals, 3-piece
4:00 Alissa Vox Raw looping indie
songstress
5:00 Yaiquab hip-hop & reggae shows
itself
Nu Wave Kultural Kreations
712 Washington Ave
4:00 Higher Levin steel band orchestra
Red Hook
Baked NYC LLC
359 Van Brunt St
1:00 Sycamore Hollow acoustic trio of
fiddle, banjo, guitar
Coffey Park: Park House Plaza
Richards St & Verona St
2:15 Dave Lippman sing-along parodies
for a cause
South Brooklyn
Brooklyn Public Library: Kings
Highway Branch
2115 Ocean Ave
Lady Gaga
Brooklyn Public Library:
Kings Bay Branch
percussionists are welcome to join in!
With performances by:
The Approaching Storm Southern style
show band for kids
Asphalt Orchestra outdoor guerrilla
musical force
Aviators NY Jets Drumline
BatalaNYC all-women’s AfroBrazilian
drum band
Black and Gold Marching Elite
marching band based in Bed-Stuy
The Brooklyn Express Drumline
exhilarating and exciting performers
The Brooklyn Legion of Sound Medgar
Evers College Prep’s marching band
Brooklyn United Brass Band an exciting
group of young musicians
Chop and Quench “The Fela! Band”
The G Line NY Giants Drumline
Gato Loco psycho-mambo from NYC
Jina Brass Band 1st Indian brass band
in US
M.A.K.U Soundsystem Colombian
folklore, psychedelic-rock, Caribbean
grooves
Maracatu New York dedicated to
Maracatu de Baque Virado and N. Brazilian
styles
Mariachi Tapatio de Alvaro Paulino
mariachi role models
The New York Sticks NY Knicks
Drumline
Royal Knights Marching Band nonprofit arts education group
Slavic Soul Party BalkanSoulGypsyFunk
Sugartone Brass Band funkin’ up NYC’s
brass band scene
3650 Nostrand Ave
1:00 Marina Makarova jazz pianist
2:00 The Cosmonauts funk, new-wave,
dance-rock
3:00 Giant Flying Turtles high energy
roots
Canarsie Park
Seaview Ave & E 93rd St
3:00 – 6:00 Beraca Baptist Church
Music Ministry choir and instrumental
Sunset Park
Sunset Park
41st St & 5th Ave
1:00 – 8:00 Sunset Park BID presents
a festival of local musicians
Williamsburg
Aisle of Meadow Festival
14 Meadow St
10:00 AM Mayham and the Veggies
human being who gives a damn
10:15 Strange Walls dreams,
dysfunction, low batteries, mistakes
11:00 Plutonian Ode 5-piece fusion
11:45 Mike Connor old dude from Bronx
with guitar
12:15 Nate Meng songs about drugs &
women
12:45 How To Be Topp pop exploring
new territory
1:30 Plan B acoustic band with Samoa
Moriki
2:00 Pontius Pilate Sales Pitch
experimental, indie-rock
2:45 Wharton Tiers Ensemble
instrumental rock
3:30 Youth Quake classic rock of the
Page 5
future
4:15 ICU PeeWee Masco, Memphis Mike,
Nate Meng
5:45 Damn Kids rock
6:30 The Jennifer Blowdryer Band
punk cabaret
7:15 Fist of Kindness easy listening punk
for new wavers
8:00 Progress Afro-Latin, blues, funk
jam band
8:45 Robert Leslie young bohemian
troubadour
Cameo Gallery Block Party
93 N. 6th St
12:00 - 8:00 Cameo Gallery artists
CAVE Art Space Block Party
58 Grand St
3:45 Kaoru Watanabe esteemed bamboo
flute & taiko musician
4:15 Auto Ritratto self portrait in sound
& light
5:00 Big Volcano surfadelic, post-disco,
fire-soul
5:45 Kevin and the Shapes friendly
folk-rock collective
6:15 Open Program Intervention
6:45 Jeremy D. Slater sound, video,
computer art, performance, installation
Close Encounters at Legion
790 Metropolitan Ave
3:00 Kira Lyra jazz, blues, folk originals
4:00 Cedar Junction Band Americana/
bluegrass
5:00 Charlie Phillips folk-pop singersongwriter
6:00 Joe Jung American roots with
modern edge
7:00 Kate Manatee songs about falling
in love
8:00 Bonsai electric guitar dream duo
Continental Army Plaza
Roebling St & S 4th St
5:00 – 8:00 CADRE performances by El
Puente artists
Cooper Square Park
Morgan Ave & Maspeth Ave
5:00 Sweet Sixteen hip-hop
5:45 Noyz Davinci hip-hop
6:00 Saga hip-hop
6:15 David Dar fun-hop
7:00 The Wra!th hip-hop
Cubana Social
70 N 6th St
4:00 Tom Tom Magazine meet-up for
NYC’s female drummers
East River State Park
90 Kent Ave
2:00 Around the World By Sea with
Jarana Beat Mexican folk pop
The Firehouse
246 Frost St
4:00 Mass Appeal LittleBits Orchestra
MMNY merges with the Dark Circuits
Festival featuring contemporary electronic
music practices: circuit bending, noinput mixers, and more. This event is
for littleBits: tiny synthesizer modules
connected via magnets for quick changes
in the signal chain, fitting into a modular
system for infinite combinations of audio
experience. littleBits has generously
donated 20 kits to create a massive piece
of synthesizer music – just bring yourself
(and your friends)! We are looking for 20
players to take part in the workshop at
4pm, then perform at 6pm. To join, contact
[email protected]
7:00 Harvestworks International Art
Collective (HIAC) multi-instrumental
multimedia musical performance
8:00 Phillip White & Mario deVega
ecstatic intensity & expressive sonic
palette
Page 6
8:30 Shoko Nagai & Miguel Frasconi
marvelous sound from a uniquely imagined
tradition
Front Room Gallery
147 Roebling St
8:00 Super Defense Force Operation:
God Hammer
Gilbert Ramirez Park
McKibbin St & White St
4:00 Katmai one-man post rock looping
5:00 Oneironaught rock with many
elements
6:00 Escape Time gradual, cinematic,
emotionally confusing
7:00 No Grave Like The Sea the sound
of 1970’s Manhattan
Grand Street BID
Stage at Grand St & Leonard
4:00 Grand Street Five groove-oriented
danceable funk
dance-rock
7:00 My Idiot Friends yelly electric
folk-punk
Stage at Grand St & Lorimer
2:00 Libel post-grunge slathered in glam
3:00 The Deafening unapologetic hard
rock
4:00 Kochguit solo jazz guitar, song
stylist
5:45 No Shoes songs about girls, dreams,
bodegas
7:00 The Progress Latin band capturing
the essence of music
4:00 Geremy Grant alt. & pop covers
5:00 Mixed Doubles pushing limits of
the acoustic guitar
7:00 Throw Vision unearthing soul from
soulless places
The Northside Town Hall
134 Wythe Ave
4:00 The Northside Town Hall: Local
Artist Showcase
Manhattan
Over The Eight
Upper Manhattan
8:00 Fletchstar “old school” and
contemporary funk, R&B
Washington Heights/
Inwood
Corner Social
594 Union Ave
3:00 Chapter Books get ready to cry
while moshing
6:00 Tripping Sirens 4-piece rock group
7:00 Steal The Thief jazz, rock, soul
The Roebling Quarry
122 Roebling St
7:00 Lightning Kites bubblegum & good
witchery
Sternberg Park
Montrose Ave & Lorimer St
4:30 Tristy Dee rapper, writer, producer
6:00 Chris Wise raw, honest hip-hop
6:30 Norvis Jr singer from Dallas, TX
William Sheridan Playground
Grand St & Wythe Ave
3:00 Unigen soaring original pop
4:00 Hello Union indie-rock, folk-rock
jazzy mix
5:00 NED 3 non-Scot hooligans
Grand St & Union Ave
11:00 AM DianaPoet uplifting songs
12:00 The Violin Femmes string
ensemble of kooky ladies
Nassau Ave & N 14th St
1:00 Scott Wolfson & Other Heroes
Americana/bluegrass, singer/songwriter
2:00 Bangladeafy experimental
electronica
3:00 The Thang indie-rock
An Evening with PlayDiem at McCarren Park: Field
House South
Lorimer St & Bayard St
5:00 UUL electronica
5:30 The Ricecookers Japanese “neoalternative” rock
6:15 The Energy rock
7:00 Stompcat power grit funk pop
7:45 Raccoon Fighter 3-part tumultuous
garage rock & blues
8:30 Belt indie-rock
Main Drag Music
330 Wythe Ave
11:00 AM Gian Carlo Feleppa solo
sitar & electronics
12:00 Alan Gesso ambient synth
1:00 Bordeaux mod-synth
2:00 The Angry Tech exploding
keyboards
3:00 African and Celtic instrumental music
5:00 Surprise Special Guest
Muchmore’s
2 Havemeyer St
3:00 Jacob Schaffer improv vocal loops
Fort Tryon Park: NoMAA
Uptown Art Stroll
Linden Terrace Flagpole
2:00 Theatre Group Dzieci choral
singing with audience interaction
4:00 Helioscope experimental Serbian &
Japanese music
6:00 - 9:00 Zev Torres annual MMNY
spoken word showcase
Isham Park
Park Terrace W & B’dway
12:00, 1:30, 3:00, 4:30, 6:00 Rhymes
La Plaza De Las Americas
B’dway & 175th St
1:00 WHIN Music Project El Sistema
program for Washington Heights
4:00 Los Hijos de la Gran Puna
traditional Andean music
Lula Bean Coffee Shop
McCarren Park: Field House
North
Fort Washington & W 183rd St
2:00 Paul Tabachneck folk-pop
With Opera presents a new, site-specific
opera, “Cantata for Loop Trail,” by
composer Erik Spangler
Grand Street Subway
797 Grand St
12:00 Larry Legend & Robert Kitchens
bluegrass guitar duo
2:00 Nadia Kazmi bluesy dark rock
unique pop
7:30 NED 3 non-Scot hooligans
Bennett Park
Rhythm
on Rikers
Make Music
New York has
organized
summer solstice
concerts on
Rikers Island
since 2011, for
prisoners and
guards who
rarely get to experience live music
in their daily lives.
Our groundbreaking program,
Rhythm on Rikers, returns again
this year to share hand drumming
lessons and music theory with ten
men and ten women on Rikers
Island. Led by the drummers
of TIGUE, MMNY provides
weekly two-hour sessions on
hand drumming techniques,
improvisation, traditional West
African music, and rhythm-based
theory.
On June 20st, after 10 weeks of
lessons, all of the students and
teachers will play together at a
final Make Music New York concert
for the larger inmate population.
Following the concert, we will offer
students additional free weekly
individual lessons upon their
release, and opportunities to play
at future MMNY celebrations.
Ritz Paints
1594 St Nicholas Ave
11:00 AM Alfredo Europa jazz, rock &
flamenco
1:00 GRES190 Dominican hip-hop
4:00 – 7:00 DJ Sensei Massive
Word Up Community Books:
NoMAA Uptown Art Stroll
2113 Amsterdam Ave
10:00 AM – 9:00 Word Up Bookstore
Third Anniversary Celebration
with performances by MC Maniphes,
LexiGlass, The Machine, Gaga P’al
Pueblo, Circa 95, Charlie Cruz, Gio
Safari and more
Harlem
5 and Diamond Restaurant
2072 Frederick Douglass Blvd
meets Josh Groban
Askeya by Marion
321 Lenox Ave
Double Dutch Espresso
10:15 AM De Rosa clever 60s/70s blues
3:00 ATOM funky remixing
6:00 POEZ “spoken-word pioneer” – NY
Times
Drastadub Studios
31 W 127th St
7:00 Num & Nu Afrika roots, rock and
reggae with a funky edge
Grandma’s Place
84 W 120th St
10:00 AM Sally Mason from ‘Taylor
and the Mason’ acoustic bluesy pop
12:30 Lily Rose Children’s Music
Harlem Care
165 W 127th St
11:00 AM Fort Vine indie band with a
secret tree fort
12:30 Cynthia Holiday jazz & blues
song stylist
1:30 Bill Simmons R&B
1:45 Kevin Avon
3:00 Sherman Braddox Bey
3:45 Lacy James world & folk singer/
songwriter
Harlem Food Bar
2:00 DJ Stormin Norman Harlem’s own,
founder of Sundae Sermon
Harlem Haberdashery
245 Lenox Ave
3:00 Kat Webb soul singer from Austin
5:45 Soul Unlimited “old school” covers
Harlem Tavern
11:30 AM Chaancé jazz & soul
1:00 Raye 6 pop
2:00 Black Fly Reviews young man with
an old bohemian soul
jazz singer
5:30 Daryl Stewart sings
Harlem Valley Garden
2276 Adam Clayton Powell Jr Blvd
3:15 Jazel Loren from the 5th season of
American Idol
smooth
197 W 134th St
3:00 Demetrius Daniel poetry &
trombone rifts
4:30 Young Audiences New York
Youth Choir talented high schoolers sing
rock, gospel
Blvd Bistro
Hope Steven Garden
239 Lenox Ave
5:00 Burnell Reid smooth jazz, R&B
7:00 Toni Ann Semple soul
Chez Lucienne
308 Lenox Ave
June 21, 2014
1656 Amsterdam Ave
2:00 Trumpet Grrrl brings her Converse
Rubber Tracks studio work
3:00 Rolando R. blues, Latin & rock
4:00 Nkumu Isaac Katalay and the Life
Long Project Band pan-African
makemusicny.org
6:00 Ejaye Tracey evokes Billie Holiday
7:00 Rachel Arac dance beats & sultry
NYPL: Harlem Library
vocals
9 W 124th St
2:00 Daniel Hartig versatile guitarist
J. D. Wilson Garden
Pa-paya Seed Frozen Yogurt
216 W 122nd St
6:00 Marlon Battad one-man-band plays
indie-folk
7:00 Milk & Honey Brooklyn folk
8:00 The Goddess Lakshmi band named
for goddess of abundance
171 Lenox Ave
1:00 Francie Scanlon memorable film
music arrangements
Jackie Robinson Park
W 138th St & 12th Ave
7:00 Riverside Valley Community
Garden Musicians
W 147th St & Bradhurst Ave
3:30 Malang Jobateh griot, kora player
& singer
4:30 Cathedral Parkway soulful
bluegrass
5:30 The Millennials chamber music
6:30 Brooke Watkins accordion
Jado Sushi
6:00 Kate Chaston jazz singer
7:00 Jason Yeager jazz pianist
8:00 Cynthia Eytina jazz duo, voice &
guitar
Katrina Parris Flowers
191 Lenox Ave
12:00 Turquoise jazz, classical, spoken
word
4:00 Imani soul
Land Yoga
tree fort
1:00 Ray McGale fingerstyle covers
Lenox Ave & W 137th St
11:00 AM – 9:00 Street Corner
Resources I AM PEACE movement
presents a day of hip-hop, rock, metal, rap
and R&B, featuring Bill Popp and The
Tapes and Zdub
Lenox Coffee
60 W 129th St
10:00 AM Alissa Vox Raw looping indie
songstress
hip-hop
meets Josh Groban
3:00 Morrisania Campus Glee Club
high school a cappella
3:30 John Longhitano songs from “Good
Guy Gets the Girl”
5:00 Martha Mooke electro-acoustic violist
8:00 The Circus Animals Queens of the
Stoneage meet Claude Debussy
Marcus Garvey Park:
GreenThumb Summer Festival
Amphitheatre at W 122nd St
11:00 AM Santos and the Romantic 5
Salsa Orchestra
2:00 1257 Soul and R&B
3:00 Michelle Nestor jazz
The National Jazz Museum in
Harlem
104 E 126th St
2:30 Alon Nechushtan Talat 5 piece
groove-folk from NY / Israel
NYPL: George Bruce
518 W 125th St
2:00 Martin Kelley and Affinity jazz trio
NYPL: Hamilton Grange
503 W 145th St
1:00 Parisa soulful storytelling
makemusicny.org
Riverside Valley Community
Garden
Saint Nicholas Miracle
Garden
330 St. Nicholas Ave
2:00 Joel hip-hop
4:00 Anand Ramanujam tabla
5:15 Valerie Reaper and the Keepers
powerful vocals with a biting edge
Settepani
196 Lenox Ave
2:30 Mamiko Taira jazz duo
jazz singer
St. Nicholas Park
St Nicholas Ave at 135th St
5:30 Moonshine Burrito rap’s version of
Dean Martin & Jerry Lewis
hip-hop
Toast Chicken
1268 Amsterdam Ave
12:00 - 9:00 Toast Chicken presents
funk/soul/jazz musicians Dennis Davis
Trio, Jack Jeffers, John Cookseys Trio,
DJ Zubetei Xzz and more
Vinateria
5:00 Ivelisse del Carmen Puerto Rican
singer
7:00 Sangha Tierra 10-piece “world
community”
West Harlem Piers Park
Hudson River & W 132nd St
4:00 Mass Appeal: French Horns an
amicable aggregation of conical bore
brass instruments, performing music from
classical to jazz and beyond! Professionals,
amateurs, and students all welcome; email
[email protected] to join
William B. Washington
Community Garden
327 W 126th St
4:30 Red Sahara soul jazz collective
The Winery
257 W 116th St
2:00 Legacy Soul of Harlem
4:45 Dub Poet Anton Trinidadian reggae
East Harlem
The Brownstone
24 E 125th St
vocals
4:00 Aisha classic R&B
Emery Rose Salon
1888 Park Ave
2:00 Elijah McGillicuddy Long Island
hip-hop
3:00 Kyle Young hip-hop with custom
visuals
June 21, 2014
5:00 Ruby Khan Rock version of Toni
Bach to blues
12:00 Zoe Guigueno & Phil Haynes
Braxton
6:00 Stephanie Lexis alt. pop
free jazz
La Marqueta
12:00 Bloomingdale School of Music
1590 Park Ave
2:30 Mano multi-lingual rapper from
Burkina Faso
3:30 Future Star Studios children &
young adult choir
Uptown Wine Pantry
63 E 125th St
2:00 Stephanie Lexis alt. pop
4:30 Forever serious lyrics & undeniable
flow
5:30 Benita Charles soul-stirring singer/
songwriter
7:00 Kyle Young hip-hop w/ custom visuals
Urban Garden Center
1640 Park Ave
3:00 The Hurt Project alt electric blues
4:00 The Bryan Durieux Project 4-piece
R&B from the Bronx
5:00 Nova prog-rock
8:30 Ran Dosis, Circe and Johnny
Hobbes
Morningside Heights
Columbia Secondary School
Community Garden
Amsterdam Ave & W 119th St
2:00 CSS Four Strings Quartet string
quartet created by 7th graders
Low Memorial Library at
Columbia University
W 116th St & B’dway
2:00 Mass Appeal Saxophones in
honor of the 200th birthday of Adolphe
Sax, MMNY & Miller Theatre present
Salvatore Sciarrino’s “La Bocca, i piedi,
il suono” for saxophone quartet and 100
saxophones. Featuring Project Fusion
as saxophone soloists, 100 saxophone
players will be placed around the
audience at the Low Library Rotunda.
Creating sound effects with breath, feet,
& key clicking, they weave in and out of
audience members, creating a ceaseless
flow of saxophonists. Performers consist
of saxophone players of all ages, playing
ability & styles. To join, email amy@
makemusicny.org
Marilyn’s New York
487 Manhattan Ave
hosted by comedian and actor Fred Ricks
2:00 Blueswing Band blues, swing
3:15 Kevmoneyy hip-hop songwriter
6:00 Blueswing Band
7:15 Kevmoneyy
Morningside Park
At 116th St
7:00 Kwame Binea diverse and kinetic
soulful rock
NYPL: 115th Street
203 W 115th St
1:00 Caprice Starbrite singer/songwriter
smooth
Riverside Park
Promenade at 100th St
12:00 Navatman Indian classical music
10:00 AM Oldsoultunes standards
11:00 Doug Makofka solo accordion,
students & faculty perform
12:00 Dave Lippman singalong parodies
for a cause
2:00 Anti-Social Music new music by
composer/performer collective
Sakura Park
Riverside Dr & W 122nd St
11:00 AM Helioscope Serbian &
Japanese influences
12:00 Megumi Watada angelic pop
singer
1:00 American Composers
Orchestra presents the [kaj] Ensemble
celebrating the next generation of
composers through works from ACO’s
award-winning “Compose Yourself” class
5:00 The Harlem Chamber Players
serenades by Hummel, Pleyel & Beethoven
6:00 Dave Sepulveda
6:30 Ryan Harper modern classical &
indie rock
7:00 Ben Sutin jazz violin
7:30 Rafe Holt & Ashton Foster indie
folk pop
tree fort
Central Park
Dairy Lawn
Enter at W 59th St & 6th Ave
1:00 – 3:00 The New York Gong
Ensemble with Master Don Conreaux
4:00 - 8:00 Around the World By Land
with HarmoNYom a rhythmic journey of
Indian Classical music featuring Camila
Celin and Anupam Shobhakar
Dana Discovery Center
W 110th St & 5th Ave
12:00 - 3:00 Around the World By
Land with Iona Scottish Session /
Scottish Octopus / Dangersparkle and
the Lion traditional and contemporary
Celtic music
Frederick Douglass Circle
W 110th St & CPW
dance-rock
4:30 DeJaVoux R&B duo
5:30 Caprice Starbrite sassy singer/
songwriter
6:00 The Queens Of Everything three
ladies making music with strings
6:30 Emily’s Escape dreamy GermanAmerican pop
7:00 Marcelo Cicconet computer
scientist by day, guitarist by night
Great Oval Hill
W 104th St & CPW
10:30 AM Lily Rose Children’s Music
1:00 New York Late Starters String
Orchestra for beginning or recently
returning adult string players
2:30 Villa Palagonia where NSEW &
humanity collide
3:30 The NYCStreetsingers founded by
Pete Seeger in 1991
7:00 Nova Safra Bateria Brazilian samba
from Queens
Ladies Pavilion
Enter at W 75th & CPW
4:00 Mass Appeal Harmonicas
harmonica virtuoso Jia-Yi He (featured on
“America’s Got Talent”) welcomes kids,
teenagers, adults, seniors and whole
families for a free harmonica lesson in
Central Park. A mini-introductory seminar
will teach you to quickly read music and
to play by ear: sheet music indicating hole
numbers will be ready for newcomers.
You’ll be able to play simple melodies in
just 40 minutes. The first 100 participants
will receive a FREE HARMONICA, courtesy
of Hohner!
Stranger’s Gate
W 106th St & CPW
12:00 Joe Hardy Wiley funny &
lonesome folk
Summerstage
Rumsey Playfield
7:00 -M- and Émilie Simon French pop
with the legendary Mattieu Chedid (“M”),
and opening act Émili Simon bringing her
6th album to NYC. Presented in association
with the Cultural Services of the French
Embassy, Bureau Export, and City Parks
Foundation
Winterdale Arch
Enter at 84th St & West Dr
12:00 – 4:00 “Voice Activated”
New Music Flash Choir contemporary
classical singer compatriots, organized by
Dafna Naphtali
West Dalehead Arch
64th St & West Dr
5:00 Mass Appeal Flutes presented by
Americas Society, this Mass Appeal will
bring together flute players for two full
performances of Henry Brant’s “Mass in
Gregorian Chant for Multiple Flutes” on the
30th anniversary of the piece’s premiere.
The Mass is scored for as many flutists
as possible, some doubling on piccolo, all
playing material provided in the Graduale
Romanum for masses sung on June 16.
Email Martha at [email protected] to
join
Upper East Side
82nd Street Greenmarket
E 82nd St & 1st Ave
12:00 Dave Keener singer/songwriter
Indonesian Consulate
5 E 68th St
11:00 AM ensemble, et al.
contemporary percussion
12:00 Around the World By Land with
Gamelan Kusuma Laras Indonesian
Gamelan, performed on instruments
originally made for the 1964 World’s Fair
7:00 Appalachian (Summer) Copland’s
“Appalachian Spring” for 13 instruments
with conductor Andrew Niess
International Preschools
345 E 86th St
10:00 AM Mr. Doug & Friends singalong for ages 2-6
11:00 AM Composer’s Voice I works by
contemporary composers
12:00 Circuit Bridges electroacoustic
1:30 60x60 New York Mix “60 new
pieces of music, each lasting no more than
60 seconds, is the kind of madness that
makes the cultural world go round” - NY
Times
3:00 Composer’s Voice II
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Lenox Hill Neighborhood
House
331 E 70th St
1:45 Stormin’ Norman & Friends bluesy
New Orleans trio
Carl Schurz Park
E 84th St & E End Ave
12:00 Dave Ruder woodwind mayhem
4:00 – 8:00 An evening of music
presented by Manhattan Borough President
Gale A. Brewer and the Carl Schurz Park
Conservancy
NYPL: 58th Street
127 E 58th St
2:00 Mariamusician pianist, singer/
songwriter
3:00 Ivelisse del Carmen Puerto Rican
singer
Waltz 15
E 86th St & 5th Ave
12:58 Mass Appeal: 49 Waltzes Noon
Meetup John Cage’s 1977 Ode to New
York City invites anyone and everyone
to share what they hear at 147 sites (49
groups of 3) throughout the five boroughs.
Avant Media has built 49Waltzes.com
as an ongoing city-wide installation
highlighting these chance-determined
locations. On June 21, we will attempt to
document sounds at all 147 addresses,
and we need your help! Anyone with a
smartphone, audio recorder, or camera can
take part by visiting a site, uploading a
field recording, and sharing the link
Upper West Side
All Angels’ Church
251 W 80th St
12:00 Rachel Zylstra witty, complex
story-songs
1:00 Tobias Christian Wong haunting
vocal acuity
2:00 Carey Wallace soulful lullabies
3:00 Paul Johnson 60s folk
4:00 John Mosloskie experimental
indie-folk
5:00 Bryan Brown indie, folk, funk
Bloomingdale Playground
W 104th & Amsterdam
12:00 Andrea Wright jazz/pop singer
1:00 BTDMusic hip-hop duo with a
southern slant
2:00 maddanmusic multi-keyboardist
Columbus Ave BID Plaza
W 80th St & Columbus
3:00 Martha Mooke electro-acoustic
violist
4:00 Plasmonic Wood instrumental
funk-rock
5:00 Cesare Papetti contemporary
percussionist
7:00 Avram Fefer grooving jazz improv
Council Member Helen
Rosenthal’s Office
563 Columbus Ave
12:00 Gilberto Colon Jr Latin jazz &
salsa
2:00 Kevin Wang Group modern jazz
Frederick Douglass
Playground
W 100th & Amsterdam
12:00 maddanmusic multi-keyboardist
2:00 Dub Poet Anton Tridiadian reggae
MLK Educational Complex
122 Amsterdam Ave
Kaufman Center presents 1:00 Face
the Music the country’s only pre-college
ensemble dedicated to new music by living
composers. Performing music by Daniel
Bernard Roumain, Gregor Huebner &
Zachary Detrick
Mobilization for Change
Garden
Columbus Ave & W 107th St
2:00 – 5:00 Performances by Alison
Lobren, Joshua Schneider, Kyla
Chapman, Georgia Duan, Mue Liu,
Chad Grossman, Annie Anzalone, and
Lisa Dachlini
NYPL: Riverside
127 Amsterdam Ave
3:00 Solstice Singers medieval,
classical & folk tunes
NYPL: St Agnes
444 Amsterdam Ave
2:00 Uptown Sound vocal jazz ensemble
3:00 Divaria Productions accessible
opera
Privia Piano Bar: Uptown Girl
Stop
12:00 Privia Piano Bar Roving Billy Joel
karaoke from the back of a pick-up truck
Richard Tucker Square
B’dway & W 66th St
5:00 - 9:00 Around the World By Land
with Les Ballets de l’Opera Chinois
de New York Beijing opera and Chinese
ballet
Riverside Park
Lawn at 80th St
1:00 Walrus rock
2:00 Mark From 3A with Jason from
Apt. 3D
4:00 Andy Marino love songs
Straus Park
B’dway & W 106th St
6:00 Mass Appeal Recorders Deborah
Booth leads a participatory recorder
ensemble - any recorder player (nonbeginners) may join in for music by A.
Holborne, G. F. Handel, J. S. Bach, as well
as “Sunny Side of the Street”
Theodore Roosevelt Park
Columbus Ave & W 81st St
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2:00 Mass Appeal Mandolins the
90-year-old NY Mandolin Orchestra leads
a diverse program including compositions
by Lennon/McCartney, Gershwin,
Bach, and W.C. Handy, conducted by
Jeffrey Ellenberger. Musicians of all
ages and levels are welcome to join!
Please contact the orchestra leaders at
[email protected] or visit
nymandolin.org
4:00 Rachel Zevita soulful singer,
performed on American Idol Season 10
5:00 Oliver Dagum singer/songwriter
7:00 Alice Tsui classical pianist plays
pop covers with a twist
West Park Presbyterian
Church
NYPL: Grand Central
165 W 86th St
10:00 AM Andy Craig percussion, bass
and piccolo
piano dynamo” – Time Out NY
12:45 Jeremy Mage Grammy-winning
pianist
1:45 Pat O’Connell acoustic Americana
2:30 Alia Alhan traditional Kazakh folk
3:15 Mandola Joe Ornstein mandolinist
4:00 David Smythe rock
4:30 Debra Griner singer-songwriter
Midtown
Hell’s Kitchen
John Jay College
Eleventh Ave & W 59th St
7:00 The Hollows freewheeling
hootenanny of a band
Juan Alonso Community
Garden
575 W 51st St
1:00 Valerie Reaper and the Keepers
powerful vocals with a biting edge
2:00 David Berends American
Impressionism on a keyboard
3:00 Isaiah Gage singer-songwritercellist
Oasis Community Garden
505 W 52nd St
3:00 Gibraltar Jazz retro and rocking
5:00 MakerzMark jazz
6:00 Velvet Jubilee music from many
cultures
8:00 The Players Club jazz
Midtown East
East River Esplanade & E
34th St
12:15 The Pangean Orchestra
immigrant orchestra plays world-music
inspired tunes
Diesel
685 5th Ave
10:00 AM – 5:00 Presented by Diesel
135 E 46th St
1:00 Colin Davin classical guitarist
Ralph Bunche Park
E 42nd St & 1st Ave
4:00 Tiyonna Stewart pop, R&B
5:00 DJ Peridot Bollywood electronica
& more
6:00 Brittany Campbell singer/
songwriter
7:15 Taylor Ivana high-energy pop
Taipei Cultural Center
1 E 42nd St
5:00 The Momenta Quartet classical and
experimental compositions by Taiwanese
composers
Tramway Plaza
E 59th & 2nd Ave
12:45 Plasmonic Wood instrumental
funk-rock
1:00 Domino soul
Turtle Bay Music School
Block Party
244 E 52nd St
11:00 AM Laura Kay soprano piano duo
11:30 Deborah Auer jazz & world music
12:00 Claire Hawkins pop folk singer/
songwriter
2:00 Maggie Davis folk
3:00 Young Audiences New York
Youth Choir talented high schoolers sing
rock & gospel
4:00 Alon Nechushtan Talat group 5
piece groove-folk from NY / Israel
Midtown
West
Arts Brookfield
Grace Building Plaza
W 43rd St & 6th Ave
2:00 Mass Appeal Harps led by Mia
Theodoratus & the NYC Harp Orchestra,
all harpers are invited to attend and play
traditional Celtic tunes and improvisations.
Email [email protected] for tune names,
rehearsal dates and sound files, or just
show up to add a couple of chords or
melodies
601 Lexington Ave
12:00 Mass Appeal: French Horns
an amicable aggregation of conical bore
brass instruments, performing music from
classical to jazz and beyond! Professionals,
amateurs, and students all welcome; email
[email protected] to join
2:00 Vocal Heights co-ed a cappella
W 34th St & 6th Ave
5:00 Around the World By Land with
Uri Sharlin and the DogCat Ensemble
jazz accordion trio, presented with Israel’s
Office of Cultural Affairs in NY
Local West
1 Penn Plaza
Billy Joel Edition Privia Piano Bar
continues into the night with Billy Joelthemed karaoke
NYPL: Mid-Manhattan
Library
455 Fifth Ave
12:00 David Heagy 16-year-old solo
guitar wiz
1:00 Tapestry 20-member adult choir
2:00 Peace of Heart Choir
NYPL: SASB - Children
Center
476 Fifth Ave, Room 84
3:00 HausMuzik collective of young,
passionate classical musicians
Privia Piano Bar: 52nd Street
Stop
W. 52nd St & B’dway
1:30 Privia Piano Bar: Roving Billy Joel
Privia Piano Bar: Madison
Square Garden Stop
Penn Plaza
6:30 Privia Piano Bar: Roving Billy Joel
Times Square: Mind Over
Madness
W 42nd & B’dway
11:00 Roopa Mahadevan S. Indian
classical vocalist
12:00 David Zaks hard swinging jazz
quartet
guitar wiz
vocals
4:30 Dominic Cammarota classical &
modern Japanese shakuhachi music
Meridian23
161 W 23rd St
6:00 – 9:00 MMNY After Dark: WFMU
Edition live broadcast of Transpacific
Sound Paradise on WFMU
Big Road in Chelsea
Dag Hammarskjold Plaza
Herald Square
Chelsea
Boston Properties
E 47th St & 2nd Ave
12:00 Joe Ferreri guitar, hamonica &
vocals
1:00 Mariachi Flor de Toloache all
female mariachi band
2:00 Megumi Watada angelic pop singer
Brooklyn Wind Symphony, the performance
of “one of the great ceremonial pieces of
all time” unites individual wind players &
full ensembles from across the region, in a
massive wind band experience unlike any
other. Featuring members of the Brooklyn
College Wind Ensemble, Brooklyn
Symphony Orchestra, Brooklyn Wind
Symphony, Columbia Summer Winds,
Grand Street Community Band,
Lesbian and Gay Big Apple Corps,
Manhattan Wind Ensemble, Montclair
State University, and West Point Band
Bryant Park
6th Ave and W 41st St
3:00, 4:00 Berlioz Symphony for
Band led by conductor Jeff W. Ball of the
June 21, 2014
235 W 23rd St
10:00 AM Dominic Cammarota
classical & modern Japanese shakuhachi
music
11:00 Mariachi Flor de Toloache all
female mariachi
12:00 Big Road Blues Band prewar
blues
1:00 Piedmont Bluz country blues
2:00 Leni Stern African Trio
3:00 New York Scottish Pipes and
Drums
makemusicny.org
4:00 POEZ “spoken-word pioneer” – NY
Times
5:00 New York African Chorus
Ensemble
6:00 Dolunay Turkish & Balkan music of
the Ottoman Empire
7:00 Ana Cifuentes Latin American
folklore
classical vocalist
The Cell
338 W 23rd St
11:00 AM - 4:00 ensemble mise-en
new music workshop series
Gramercy/Flatiron
Calvary Church
61 Gramercy Park N.
6:00 The Jazz Conceptions Orchestra
nine-piece collective
NYPL: Andrew Heiskell
40 W 20th St
Union Square
South Plaza
4:00 – 7:00 Mass Appeal Guitars
Guitar World’s Acoustic Nation & NYC
Guitar School host this free, live, epic
ensemble of guitarists open to players of
all ages, styles, and skill-levels. Festivities
kick off at 4:00pm with practice sessions
& giveaways by Martin Guitar. At 4:45pm,
Alex Skolnick (from Testament) performs
with his world music act Planetary
Coalition. The play-along jam at 5:30pm
will include songs by Imagine Dragons,
Taylor Swift, Passenger, Tom Petty,
Paramore, Green Day, & Lenny Kravitz. The
day ends with a 6:00pm show by Wise Girl,
drawing influences from classic ‘60s pop
groups like The Drifters and The Supremes
Worth Square
12:00 Mass Appeal Gongs Gongs
have been used for communication,
processions, religious ceremonies, and
musical performances since ancient times.
Composer/performers Thomas Kozumplik
and Lorne Watson will organize this
improvisatory performance, providing a
John Cage-like set of instructions to the
participants. Carroll Music’s vast collection
of gongs from around the world, ranging
from 6” to 60”, will be the orchestration.
Percussion duo Loop 2.4.3 and guest
professionals will perform alongside
the uninitiated. Musical training is not
required, just musical curiosity, sensitivity,
and team spirit
Madison Square Park
23rd St and B’Way
2:30 – 4:30 Ukulele Mass Appeal led
by Mark Michaels from the NY Ukulele
School. Thanks to Alfred Music and
Making Music Magazine, participants will
receive free copies of ukulele virtuoso
Daniel Ho’s composition “Pineapple
Mango” to play and keep!
Meatpacking District
Chelsea Triangle
W 14th St & 9th Ave
2:00 Bradlee Caldor Caldor Kids
frontman plays covers
3:00 Mild Mannered Rebel oud with
Greek & Turkish vocals
4:00 Tapestry 20-member adult choir
Dubspot
348 W 14th St
12:00 - 6:00 Dubspot Presents:
Students and Instructor Performances
High Line
High Line: 14th St Passage
6:00 High Line Live! Presents Blue
Grass in the Tall Grass
Waltz 43
Jane St btw Greenwich &
Washington
12:58 Mass Appeal: 49 Waltzes Noon
Meetup John Cage’s 1977 Ode to New
York City invites anyone and everyone
to share what they hear at 147 sites (49
groups of 3) throughout the five boroughs.
Avant Media has built 49Waltzes.com
as an ongoing city-wide installation
highlighting these chance-determined
locations. On June 21, we will attempt to
document sounds at all 147 addresses,
and we need your help! Anyone with a
smartphone, audio recorder, or camera can
take part by visiting a site, uploading a
field recording, and sharing the link
Downtown
Chinatown
Columbus Park Pavilion
69 Mulberry St
12:00 - 4:00 Around the World By
Land with Lin Sing Manhattan Music
Club Chinese music and theater
Kim Lau Square
Chatham Square
1:00 Florentine Music School students,
faculty & friends
2:00 Chinatown Partnership Festival
Musicians
NYPL: Chatham Square
33 E B’dway
& Yamaha
East Village
6th & B Garden
2:00 East River Jazz Band big band
Abe Lebewhol Park
Murray Hill
E 10th & 2nd Ave
1:00 Columbus classic folk & blues
1:45 John Longhitano songs from “Good
Guy Gets the Girl”
2:45 Working Class Hussys 8-piece
southern indie rock
4:00 Bailey Poteat & Joan Mercury
with TSG powerful singing collective
NYPL: Kips Bay
Dias y Flores Garden
446 3rd Ave
2:00 Michael Gallant Trio jazz pianist
Straus Performing Arts Center
225 E 27th St
1:00 – 4:00 NYCHA Talent Show
Winners public housing residents of the
New York City Housing Authority
520 E 13th St
3:00 Victor Weiss, Michael Abrams &
Rick Gioiello bluegrass & blues
First Park
49 E 1st St
2:00 Honeychild Coleman electrified
bluegrass & live loops
5:00 Electric Djinn solo electronics
Green Oasis Community
Garden
E 8th St & Ave C
makemusicny.org
June 21, 2014
1:00 Vidho & Riz global jazz
2:00 Jovan Johnson young trombonist
3:00 Lukka Band classic rock by a
German singer
4:00 Cassie Fireman sultry singing
5:00 Just Pete & Francie reworked
Americana
6:00 Deanna jazz singer
7:00 Faith power trio
Joe’s Pub Block Party
Astor Pl & Lafayette St
11:00 AM – 7:00 with performances
by Young Old Man, Todd Almond, Too
Many Zooz, Bridget Barkan, Dahka
Band, and more!
New Campos Garden
628 E 12th St
2:00 Ken Wade songster plays fingerstyle
acoustic guitar
3:00 Claire Hawkins pop & country
4:00 The Elena Belan Project tango
piano trio
5:15 Lynda DeFuria heartfelt & quirky
pop/rock
ensemble at Greenwich House Music
School
Jackson Square
Greenwich & Eighth Ave
4:00 Pandafan indie-folk trio
5:00 ensemble, et al. contemporary
percussion
6:00 The Black River Republic
“American Guitar Rock”
7:00 Precious Bones 60s rock, new
wave
James J. Walker Park
Hudson St & Clarkson St
11:00 AM Tone Academy of Music
Suzuki-based school in Soho for kids &
adults
Little Red Square
Bleecker St & Sixth Ave
4:00 Rocco Iacovone’s Tightrope
freewheeling jazz, featuring Phil Sirois &
Mark Flynn
5:15 The Red Microphone jazz quartet
6:45 Wahoo Skiffle Crazies intergalactic
jug band
NYPL: Ottendorfer
135 Second Ave
2:00 Dominic Cammarota classical &
modern Japanese shakuhachi music
Orchard Alley Community
Garden
350 E 4th St
the Ottoman Empire
5:00 HausMuzik collective of young,
passionate classical musicians
7:00 Youth Yamada 60s love
Stuyvesant Square
Flagpole Plaza East
1:00 – 5:00 Kyle Tieman-Strauss,
Buck McDaniel & Friends 4-hour
marathon of contemporary classical music,
culminating in the NY premiere of Nico
Muhly’s installation piece “Drones For
Aspen”
Summer’s First Family Fair
535 E 5th St
1:00 Steven Antonelli mandolin
ensemble
Greenwich Village
Cornelia Street Cafe
29 Cornelia St
1:00 “In (Key)” - New Compositions
in Celebration of Terry Riley’s “In C”
@ 50 Years celebrate 50 years of Terry
Riley’s minimalist classic “IN C” as leading
composers & instrumentalists perform
11 new works inspired by it. Composer/
performers include Brad Balliett, David
Borden, Adam Cuthbért, Jed Distler, Lisa
Maree Dowling, Vasko Dukovski, Patrick
Grant, John King, Gene Pritsker, Eleonor
Sandresky & Elliott Sharp
Father Demo Square
Bleecker St & Sixth Ave
3:30 Show Stoppers seniors performing
pop standards
Gould Plaza
40 W 4th St
Greenwich House Music
School
46 Barrow St
10:00 AM Maoz Ezra middle eastern
classical guitar
10:45 Erik Heger harpist plays jazz,
spaghetti western themes, more
12:15 Miolina violin duo
1:15 Dance Clarinets star clarinet
NYPL: Hudson Park
66 Leroy St
2:00 Guitar Lesson Labs Learn how to
& Yamaha
Peanut Butter & Co.
240 Sullivan St
12:00 Rainbow Fresh retro 70s sound
3:15 The Mona Dahls folk
Positively 8th Street
Fifth Ave & W 8th St
1:00 Coyote Love early 70s blues-based
funk
sound
3:00 PM Karen and Joe from pastoral to
angsty folk-rock
MacDougal St & W 8th St
1:00 Aviva Jaye homespun ukulele
2:00 Adventures in Bluesland rootsmusic
3:00 Supermajor rock collective with big
choruses and laser sounds
4:00 SisterMonk djembe-driven,
culturally diverse
SGI-USA Block Party
7 E 15th St
12:00 – 4:00 four choruses, a brass band,
fife & drum, taiko drums, dancers & more
Sheridan Square
Christopher St & Bleecker St
2:00 Renaissance Street Singers a
cappella from the golden age of polyphony
Village Music World
197 Bleecker St
1:00 Ran Dosis, Circe and Johnny
Hobbes jazz
2:00 Thurteen L.I. MC
3:00 Goldbloc electronica
4:00 Bear Hunt Controversy pop rock
5:00 Amanda Gusman indie-folk
6:00 Avant Duel pulsating synths &
dramatic flare
Lower East Side
Abrons Arts Center
466 Grand St
12:00 Nathan Alexander Pape guitarist
& improviser
1:00 Mixed Doubles pushing limits of
the acoustic guitar
3:00 American Composers Orchestra
presents the [kaj] Ensemble celebrating
And Death
Shall Have
No Dominion
This year, in honor of the
centenary of the birth of
Dylan Thomas, Make Music
New York presents And
Death Shall Have No
Dominion by composer
Pete M. Wyer.
And Death Shall Have No
Dominion is a participatory
singing event for a
synchronized headphone
choir in honor of Dylan
Thomas’s famous poem.
Using an app that contains
the accompaniment and
synchronizes their mobile
devices, participants set-off
along 45-minute walking
routes through lower
Manhattan, singing the
words of the renowned poet
across the landscape of his
final days.
The performers begin their
walk individually on June
21 at 11:00 am, singing just
one part. Little by little, as
routes converge, the song
is revealed in its fullness
until eventually, everyone
assembles together for a
grand choral finale near
Poets House in Lower
Manhattan.
Participants are invited to
reflect on Thomas’s words
that famously declare triumph
over death in the context of
their own personal journey.
Anyone can take part – it is
unnecessary to read music
or to have sung in a choir
previously.
To learn more and take part,
visit makemusicny.org/wyer
And Death Shall
Have No Dominion is
co-presented by Lower
Manhattan Cultural Council,
Make Music New York
and Poets House as part of
the River To River Festival
2014. Special thanks to app
developer David Reeder and
to the generous support of
the British Council.
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the next generation of composers
through works from ACO’s award-winning
“Compose Yourself” class
5:00 Judith Sante Croix and the
Sonora Trio rainforest arias
Afro Asian Block Party
Suffolk St & Delancey St
3:00 Ruby Khan rock version of Toni
Braxton
3:30 LESP! Students from the LES
Preparatory School
5:30 LESP! Students
6:30 Salome James jazz and pop vocalist
Alfred E. Smith Playground
Monroe St & Catherine Slip
1:00 CIRLU amalgamation of many genres
2:00 Purple Flame funk & rock
3:00 Topical Solution guitar duo plays
rock, blues
4:00 Deep Intent blues, rock, funk
Bowery Houston Mural
78 E Houston St
12:00 Elevator9 Productions Nadeem
Gibran Salaam performs
12:30 We Are the Wilderness
electronic-indie duo
1:30 AK chamber-pop on unexpected
instruments
2:00 Aunt Ange art-rock collective
3:00 212GREEN soul, pop, hip-hop band
4:00 The Lucky Chops Brass Band New
Orleans style
5:00 Star and the Sea indie-pop with a
touch of soul
5:30 Mountain Animation americana
from the L train
6:00 Thaddeus Lowe classic soul,
traditional folk
6:30 Andre Henry R&B singer/songwriter
7:30 Sol Liebeskind Argentine soul, R&B
8:00 Mark U hip-hop & reggae
Cafetal Social Club
285 Mott St
7:00 Kim Kalesti jazz singer
2:00 Desmond roots reggae singer/
songwriter
5:00 Dysorderlies urban indie-pop
East River Park Bandshell
4:00 Special Blend blues rock grooves
4:45 Gladshot power pop
5:15 Raccoon Fighter tumultuous garage
rock & blues
5:45 The Graduates modern-rock, pop
punk
6:15 SisterMonk djembe-driven,
culturally diverse
7:00 Dancing Goats 2 hot babes, 2
drummers, 1 scraggly guitarist
Le Petit Versailles
346 E Houston St
7:00 Garrin Benfield freestyle acoustic
rock
Malt & Mold
221 E B’dway
12:00 Seafarers Unite modern folk
1:00 Pandafan indie-folk trio
2:00 Mappa Mundi chamber pop with
shades of Americana
sound
4:00 Cannonball Statman indie-folk
5:00 The Glorious Veins retro post-punk
6:00 Kings County Ramblers bluegrass,
ragtime, Americana improv
8:00 Sean Coleman & The Quasars
rock
NYPL: Tompkins Square
331 E 10th St
1:00 Animal Reporters grunge funk with
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a bluesy twist
2:00 The Loneliers oldies punk twee
band
Peach Tree Garden
236 E 2nd St
11:00 AM The Herreras Latin guitar duo
trombone
3:00 David Zaks hard swinging jazz
quartet
Sara D. Roosevelt Park
Chrystie St & E Houston St
6:00 Joe Yoga rock
6:30 The Grasping Straws a grungy
rock sound
7:00 Cannonball Statman indie-folk with
acoustic guitar
The Cast
71 Orchard St
1:00 Shakes rock
2:00 The Bowery Boys rock
3:00 Nancy rock
4:00 Threats rock
5:00 Dirty Fences rock
6:00 Shocked Minds rock
Soho
Elizabeth Street Garden
209 Elizabeth St
2:00 Artistic Abandon NYC fearless
creators
NYPL: Mulberry Street
10 Jersey St
3:00 Eric Contractor bel-canto, cinematic
songwriting
3:45 Joshua Garcia folk singer/
songwriter
4:30 Aurical polite, well-groomed indie
Pera Soho Brasserie
54 Thompson St
5:00 Gin Fizz vintage 1920s-50s swing
7:00 Villa Palagonia where NSEW &
humanity collide
Privia Piano Bar: Casio Stop
454 W B’dway
Privia Piano Bar: Turnstiles
Stop
Astor Place & Lafayette
Soho Square
Spring St & 6th Ave
1:00 Codigo Sur contemporary South
American folk
2:00 Anyway, so rock duo sings about
broken hearts
3:00 Mercury Morning alt indie rock
4:00 One Lucky Lady hip-hop
6:00 Andrew James Hughes indie rock
Urban Arts Partnership
21 Howard St
4:00 - 8:00 Academy @ UAP artists in
digital media
Vesuvio Playground
Thompson & Spring
10:00 AM Tone Academy of Music
Suzuki-based school in Soho for kids &
adults
12:00 Ken Wade songster plays
fingerstyle acoustic guitar
Tribeca
Duarte Square:
AnVilRecorders Street Jamz
Canal St & 6th Ave
1:00 Juliet Echo singer/songwriter and
multi-instrumentalist
2:00 The Dry States 3 piece blues rock
3:00 The Glorious Veins retro post-punk
4:00 Mars Radio hard rock trio
5:00 Undercover hard rock trio
6:00 Johnny Mellor’s Bastardos
7:00 Slope 343 rock, americana quartet
Tribeca Park
Beach St & 6th Ave
unique pop
4:00 Nerikatsu electronic
5:00 Dennis Vera sound artist
6:00 Pakadome experimental drum and
guitar duo
Queens
St George’s Episcopal Church
Astoria
Astoria Beer & Brew
21-76 21st St
11:00 AM – 2:00 Desmond McManus
classic tunes to get the party started
Astoria Park
Corona
Skatepark
2:00 – 6:00 punk & metal presented by
Lower Manhattan
Bowling Green
11 B’dway
1:00 – 5:00 Grant’s Tomb 10-piece
cross-genre funk
City Hall Park
B’dway & Park Row
11:00 AM Going Somewhere, Jackie?
acoustic duo
12:00 Maoz Ezra middle eastern classical
guitar
2:00 Peter Flint classical & jazz accordion
3:00 Doug Makofka solo accordion, Bach
to blues
4:00 Brooke Watkins accordion
standards
5:00 Robert Duncan classical accordion
quartet
7:00 Mass Appeal Accordions For
the third year, NYC-based accordionist
Melissa Elledge leads an all-accordion
performance of “In C” (1964) by Terry Riley
to celebrate the work’s 50th anniversary!
This seminal minimalist work is comprised
of 53 short melodic patterns, or cells,
played in sequence. Individual players
have the freedom to choose how many
times to repeat each cell, resulting in
spontaneous moments of unison and
haunting counterpoint. For more info, email
[email protected]
Foley Square
111 Worth St
4:00 Shred and the Batfiends noisy
folk punk
4:45 Bonsai electric guitar dream duo
5:30 Adrienne Tooley fingerpicking,
heartfelt lyrics
6:15 Jonathan Tea high-energy original
acoustic rock
South St Seaport Museum
12 Fulton St
11:00 AM - 3:00 End Of the Weak
hip-hop open mic, showcasing MCs from
around the five boroughs
3:00 – 7:00 World Tour By Sea with
Gamelan Dharma Swara Balinese
gamelan ensemble
Teardrop Park
22 River Terrace
12:00 Mass Appeal Chorus all singers
are invited to an open reading session of
contemporary choral music with pieces
by Jonathan David, Michael Dellaira, Bill
Heigen, Tarik O’Regan, Bettina Sheppard
& Martha Sullivan. Led by Fahad Siadat,
director of See-A-Dot Music Publishing
and C4. Download scores at seeadot.com/
MMNY
14-20 27th Ave
1:00 MakerzMark jazz
2:30 Francie Scanlon memorable film
music arrangements
piano dynamo”
Mike SOS, with performances by Dead
By Choice, Desolate, Omissionary,
Lardhand and Sweet Magma
Athens Triangle
32-15 Newtown Ave
1:00 The Green Voices chorus of
Growing Up Green Elementary Charter
School
2:00 Jamie Stellini indie folk
3:00 The Concentrics indie rock with a
Southern edge
4:00 Space Jump Live! psychedelic
power pop
5:00 Greenstreets
6:00 Ulysses Cannon a powerhouse of
rock ‘n roll, blues, and bluegrass
6:45 Sambarella DJ
7:00 Dirty Wings rock n roll
8:00 Giftshop from 80s pop to punk
Queens Council on the Arts
37-11 35th Ave
12:00 Desmond roots reggae singer/
songwriter
2:00 Mind Open psych. Brazilian jazz
QCA Block Party
Kaufman Astoria Studios, 34-12
36th St
from Queens
6:00 Inti and the Moon Latin and Middle
Eastern guitar
7:00 Delusions Of Grand Street femalefronted janglepop/rock band
Olde Prague Tavern
2848 31st St
MMNY After Dark: Astoria Music and
Arts Edition featuring
9:30 The Headlocks Americana rock
10:30 Danny Mackane Band Astoriabased rock
11:30 Tangerine female-fronted Led
Zeppelin cover band
12:30 AM Mainline Gypsy rock and
soul
The Pop Bar
12-21 Astoria Blvd
6:00 Electric Tongues rock
7:00 Ashley Xtina rock & blues
8:00 Tara electropop & soul
The Sparrow Tavern
24-01 29th St
4:30 Centipede in the Sky
5:30 Drunken Pumpkin
6:30 Sweet Magma
June 21, 2014
Corona Plaza
Roosevelt Ave & 104th St
3:00 Corona Bucket Orchestra children
from Corona and environs
Louis Armstrong House
Museum
34-56 107th St
12:00 The Fascinators old jazz for the
new depression
jazz singer
2:30 Kat Gang Jazz Band standards
Elmhurst
Dunningham Triangle
82nd St & Baxter Ave
1:00 Ana Cifuentes Latin American
folklore
from Queens
4:30 Roberto Buscarsi roving ukulele
Jackson Heights
Diversity Plaza
73-03 37th Rd
12:00 Bethany Wild singer
classical vocalist
from Queens
4:00 AC Haley singer & electric bass
7:00 The Live Cultures traditional
American folk
Manuel de Dios Plaza
83rd St & Roosevelt Ave
from Queens
4:00 Alfredo Europa jazz, rock &
flamenco
Jamaica
Forest Parkway Plaza
Forest Pkwy & Jamaica Ave
7:00 Plastic Soul music of 60s rock
legends
Jamaica Center for Arts &
Learning
161-04 Jamaica Ave
makemusicny.org
Mckinley’s Children’s Garden
108-56 Union Hall St
11:00 AM Ras Moshe jazz sax & flute
11:30 Kochguit solo jazz guitar
12:30 Benita Charles soul-stirring
2:00 Amber Stowell singer/songwriter
Parsons Boulevard
Pedestrian Plaza
Parsons Blvd & Jamaica Ave
4:00 DDoyle singer/songwriter
6:00 Mascot’s Distance jazz/folk/pop
7:00 Rip Tide Blues Band kickin’ rock
and blues
Rufus King Park
Southern Lawn
11:00 Kat Webb Austin-born soul
3:00 Blair Jensen solo jazz sax
Long Island City
Beija Flor
38-02 29th St
3:00 - 6:00 Ferreira Trio jazz & bossa
nova
6:00 - 9:00 Zooga Malaga Brazilian
tunes
Gantry Plaza State Park
In front of the Gantries
2:00 Hunters Point Community Middle
School Band blues, Brazilian and Motown
with a twist
LIC Flea & Food
5-25 46th Ave
11:00 Robin’s Egg Blue alt. rock on uke
3:00 PartyOwl bluesy, melodic singer/
songwriter
LIC Landing
52-10 Center Blvd.
1:00 Around the World By Sea: Toya
Delazy South African electro-jazz
2:00 - 6:00 LIC Artist Showcase local
acts perform
Nesva Hotel NYC Vista
39-12 29th St
4:00 Ray McGale Acoustic fingerstyle
covers
6:00 El Chico Blanco instrumental rock,
jazz and experimental
Resobox
41-26 27th St
Eastern guitar
5:30 Let’s Disinfect! horrorpunk chiptune
7:00 Mark Laiosa solo triangle music
Socrates Sculpture Park
32-01 Vernon Blvd & B’dway
5:00 - 7:30 Solstice Celebration an
evening of site-specific sound installations
featuring Tristan Perich, Lesley Flanigan
trio, Audro Woloweic, Composers Inside
Electronics, and others
Spaceworks LIC
33-02 Skillman Ave
12:00 Spaceworks Artists Janusphere
Dance Company, Lauren Lasorda, Tali
Custer & more!
Eastern guitar
2:00 Robin’s Egg Blue alt. rock for
ukulele
3:00 Black Elk Speaks exotic electronic
groove-jazz
4:00 Ayazamana Dance Group
makemusicny.org
traditional Ecuadorian dance & music
under the direction of Jose Rivera
5:00 Healing Arts Initiative Artists
Bar 43
The Local NY
Bliss Street Station
43-06 43rd St
5:00 – 9:00 John Malone folk & rock
1302 44th Avenue
12:00 Letters to Nepal electronic and
indie pop
1:15 Noise & Rhythm avant-indie-rock
3:15 The Valerie Solanas Belgium rock
4:15 Unigen pop on custom MIDI
instruments
7:15 Goldbloc electronic
47-02 Greenpoint Ave
6:00 Traveling Jewburys 7-piece
country, rock and soul
8:00 Kira Lyra eclectic singer/songwriter
Ridgewood
Dime Savings Bank
71st Ave Triangle
at Myrtle Ave
12:00 Slope 343 original Americana
1:30 Ken Voisin rock singer/songwriter
4:00 - 8:00 Joe Fuoco’s Music Center
and Friends country & pop
Ridgewood Veteran’s Triangle
Myrtle Ave & Cypress Ave
2:30 Joe Ferreri guitar, harmonica &
vocals
4:00 The Subtexts upbeat indie-rock
5:30 ATOM funky remixing
7:30 High North instrumental psychedelic
rock
The Shops at Atlas Park
8000 Cooper Ave
5:00 TJ Fox pop singer/songwriter
6:00 Gregg Hoeck pop and R&B from
Chicago
7:00 Ken Voisin rock singer/songwriter
Venditti Square
Woodbine St & Myrtle Ave
2:30 Youth Yamada indie-folk
3:30 Amber Stowell singer-songwriter
4:00 Jay and Matt pop
Roosevelt Island
Around the World By Land at
Four Freedoms Park
Claret Wine Bar
46-02 Skillman Ave
7:30 Bandera Spanish & English rock
45-14 46th St
12:00 Sally Mason from ‘Taylor and
the Mason’ acoustic bluesy pop
Los Verdes
4626 Greenpoint Ave
6:00 Bandera multi-lingual rock
Marlene Tavern & Winebar
41-11 49th St
7:00 Joel Landy & Friends blues & folk
McGuinness’s Bar
44-23 Queens Blvd
4:00 Joe Jung American roots with a
modern edge
6:00 Katelynn Tomney female-fronted
indie-rock
Quaint Restaurant
46-10 Skillman Ave
5:00 Kate Manatee singer/songwriter
7:00 Shari Pine burning & churning blues
guitar wiz
Queens Library
at Sunnyside
4306 Greenpoint Ave
4:00 Miolina violin duo
Spring is Back
the Ottoman Empire
12:00 Stephanie Lexis infectiously
catchy tunes
1:00 Laolu Senbanjo Nigerian Afrobeat
2:00 Tom do Brasil a mix of Brazilian
The Gaslight
styles
3:30 AK chamber-pop on unexpected
instruments
4:30 Anastasia Falcon Argentinian
singer with guitar & ukulele
NYPL: Roosevelt Island
524 Main St
Sunnyside
40th St / Lowery St Pedestrian
Plaza
40th St & Queens Blvd
2:00 Marc Feldman trumpet &
harmonica
4:30 Gorilla Jazz traditional American
folk
Ave Coffee House
June 21, 2014
4317 Queens Blvd
6:30 Kira Lyra eclectic singer/songwriter
7:30 Katelynn Tomney female-fronted
indie-rock
Staten Island
Broadway YMCA
651 B’dway
12:00 Jazz Casual interstellar sad
bastard songs
1:00 Aisha classic R&B
NYPL: Stapleton
Historic Richmond Town
132 Canal St
12:00 Guitar Lesson Labs Learn how
to play guitar – in 5 minutes! Brought to
you by Kids Rock, GAMA, Godin Guitars
& Yamaha
441 Clarke Ave
3:00 Tom Cintula & The Buffalo 24
voted one of Staten Island’s Top 5 bands
NYPL: Todt Hill Westerleigh
New York Public
Library: SI Branches
2550 Victory Blvd
2:00 Armen Paul modern-pop
renaissance man
NYPL: Dongan Hills
NYPL: Tottenville
1617 Richmond Rd
2:00 Guitar Lesson Labs Learn how to
& Yamaha
NYPL: New Dorp
309 New Dorp Ln
3:00 Canvas Radio folk rock evolution
NYPL: Richmondtown
200 Clarke Ave
2:00 Frank Glaz and Friends satirical
songs about today’s technology
NYPL: South Beach
21-25 Robin Rd
3:00 Hananel and the Dream Catcher
original pop
NYPL: St. George
7430 Amboy Rd
4:00 Black Fly Reviews young man with
an old bohemian soul
NYPL: West New Brighton
976 Castleton Ave
1:00 Marlon Battad one-man-band plays
indie-folk
Westerleigh Park
Maine Ave & Willard Ave
3:00 Ryan Cole and the Paper Souls
ukulele folk
4:00 Paul Thornton country music man
5:00 Sarah Piner pop
5:30 Grounded 4 Life pop-rock
6:00 Mike Holliday traveling singer/
songwriter
7:00 Frank Glaz and Friends satirical
songs about today’s technology
8:00 Sara Rachele folktales and rock
5 Central Ave
3:00 B+ brotherly world music
MMNY First Annual...
porch stomp!
Come on down to Governors Island and holler up a storm
at the first annual MMNY Porch Stomp! With over 30
performances, jams and workshops by artists ranging
from bluegrass and old-time to folk and roots, this is a
hootenanny you won’t want to miss. Make your way
to the porches of Governors Island’s historic Nolan
Park from 1-5p on June 21st, and don’t forget to bring
an instrument to play along. Special thanks to stage
sponsors The Jalopy Theater and School of Music and
The Cowgirl Seahorse, and to WKCR for their support.
FEATURING:
The Alex Mallett Band
The Birdhive Boys
Brooklyn Express
The Crusty Gentlemen
Curtis Becraft
Eva Salina
Fausto Bozza
Feral Foster
Fiddlin’ Damian Boucher
The Idiot Brigade
Jan Bell
Kings County Ramblers
The Lilted
The Locksmiths
The New Students
NorthEast Corners
NYC Sacred Harp
Old Time Jam and Singing Session
The Pens
Phil Cohen
Sara Bouchard & the Salt Parade
Stephen Bak
The Triple-A String Band
Union Street Preservation Society
Willy Gantrim
Wyndham Baird
Page 11
MAKE MUSIC NEW YORK’S 7TH ANNUAL
PUNK ISLAND
SATURDAY JUNE 21 2014
with over 90 punk bands INCLUDING:
Cutters
Daly’s Gone Wrong
Damn Broads
Darkside NYC
Desekilibrio Social
Divisionary
Dr Skinnybones
Eli Whitney & the Sound
Machine
Empty Vessels
Entropy
Ex By V
Exit 17
Felix
16HPP
3 Special Guests
Absinthe Rose
Aletheia
All Torn Up!
Alouth
Althea
Anticitizen
AS$TROLAND
Bad Behavior
Bitchmouth
Blackout Shoppers
Blest Mess
Bombers
BOYS
Burning Streets
Cell 63
Concrete Cross
Cop Problem
Cry Havoc
From Scratch
Gangway
Girlcrush
GLTR PNCH
Go Big
Gone by Friday
Gorgon
H.A.R.M
Hopeless Otis
INCIRCLES
Inhuman
Jarflower
Joe DeMaso
Kid Nichols
Legend of You
Little Waist
Lost In Society
Mad Diesel
Mary Todd
Mens Room
Midnight Foolishness
NCM
Nerves End
NYOBS
OC 45
Oh the Humanity
Opposition Rising
Penguin
Podacter
Radio Daze
Raw Nerves
Rebuilder
Retreevers
Reyna The Ripper
Riot Fox
SCARBORO
Sex Zombies
Single Red Cent
Skarroneros
Sketchy
Slim Wray
The Banner
The Best Lies
The Black Clouds
The Charley Few
The Homewreckers
The Jukebox
Romantics
The Pandemics
The Prettiest Meltdown
The Strange Times
The Taillight Rebellion
Through Thorn and
Brier
Two Fisted Law
Uzuhi
Vice
Vows
Walk the Plank
Wes Mantooth
World War IX
Your House
Zombie Fight
11
a.m.
- 9
p.m.
STATEN ISLAND
@the Coast Guard Plaza & Pier
(100 yards south of the Ferry
Terminal)
Free ferries from
Battery Park every 30 minutes!
New York WALKSCAPE
“Absolutely fascinating…almost like your own movie, your own
soundscape but you are actually in control.”
– Janice Forsyth, The Culture Studio, BBC Radio Scotland
Imagine walking through Lower Manhattan and hearing the sounds around you become everchanging music as you move. From one spot to the next sounds differ and the character of what
you hear shifts. Your experience takes on a personal soundtrack, changing your perception and
awareness.
New York Walkscape, by Dutch composer duo Strijbos & Van Rijswijk opens up an entirely new aural
layer within the city. This software-coded musical score is unraveled by the physical exploration of
Lower Manhattan (formerly New Amsterdam). Based on the custom-built iPhone app called Walk With
Me, the Walkscape deploys GPS for musical purposes and blurs the boundaries between installation
and composition.
Using melodies, rhythmic patterns, chatter, and electronic sounds from a variety of young American
composers (from New York’s MATA Festival) and Dutch composers (from the Gaudeamus Music
Week), the piece invites participants to enter into a musical conversation with their city. All you need
is a pair of headphones and an iPhone.
This program is supported, in part, by public funds from the Consulate General of the Netherlands in
New York, and by the Performing Arts Fund NL.
Download the app from makemusicny.org/walk

2014 Program

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