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Frakture Festival Presentation 2006
Bruise
Saturday 7th October 8.00pm £5/3
View Two Gallery
23 Matthew Street
Liverpool L2 6RE
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Bruise Are:
Tony Bevan - Saxophones, Jon Edwards - Bass, Mark Sanders - Drums,
Ashley Wales - Soundscapes and Electronics
It's free improvisation for people who think they don't like free
improvisation - and for those who know they do. The chemistry between
the musicians is just perfect."
(Chris May - All About Jazz).
Tony Bevan
Firmly established on the free improv scene, Tony Bevan is one
of the few saxophonists who include the bass saxophone in their
selection of reeds. It takes an extremely skilled and imaginative
musician to coax the wide spectrum of sounds available from this
monster instrument. Tony has worked extensively with bass player
Jon Edwards, including playing with free jazz master drummer Sonny
Murray on his UK tour.
Previous visits: to Frakture.
Tony Bevan,10/07/1998. 1st Frakture Festival
Bevan, Hession, Bailey, Otomo Yoshihide,14/11/2003
Jon Edwards
Much in demand bass player Jon Edwards has played in many diverse
musical situations and line-ups and is surely one of the most
skillful and versatile musicians
currently working in the field of improvised music.
previous visits to Frakture.
Shock Exchange 17/03/1999
Eddie Prevost Trio 03/06/2000
Mark Sanders - Drums
As a member of Jah Wobble's group which recently completed a
tour of Britain,Canada and the U.S. Mark Sanders played with guest
artists Bill Laswell, Harold Budd, Graham Haynes, Dr Israel and
Jeb Bishop. Mark has worked with many major musicians on European
and U.S. improvised music scenes including the Spring Heel Jack
projects with Leo Smith, Evan Parker and John Tchacai, and is
currently a tutor of improvisation at the Royal Academy of Music
previous visits to Frakture.
Arc,19/10/2000
Riley/Stabbins/Wren/Sanders, 02/05/2003
SFQ2,31/01/2004
Zingaro Residency: ZFP, 02/12/2004
Ashley Wales - Soundscapes and Electronics
Ashley Wales is a founder member of Spring Heel Jack, who over
the past few years have produced live projects and cd's merging
electronic soundscapes with improv. and free jazz. With musicians
from both the U.K. and U.S. including Evan Parker and trumpeter
Roy Cambell they continue to explore the notions of what is possible
when these musics meet.
First visit to Frakture.
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