long notes for spring: an evening of drones

Fri, Apr 28
8:00pm-11:00pm
$5

An evening of drones from the Dial (Anne Doerner & Ven Voisey), Jefre
Cantu-Ledesma (with film by Paul Clipson), Gregg Kowalsky, and Joshua
Churchill.

The Dial

The Dial is a duo from North Adams, Massachusetts, comprised of multi-
instrumentalist Anne Doerner, and composer and sound artist Ven
Voisey. A mix of acoustic instrumentation (violin, accordion,
xylophone, guitar...), field recordings, and electronic textures make
up their intricately carved sonic structures. www.v---v.net

Jefre Cantu-Ledesma with film by Paul Clipson

Cantu-Ledesma, a local experimental musician and noise maker, is the
founding member of Tarentel, and also currently performs in The Alps
and The Holy See. Paul Clipson, a local filmaker and artist who also
projects film with Tarentel and The Holy See, will accompany Cantu-
Ledesma with Super8 film footage. www.rootstrata.com

Gregg Kowalsky

Kowalsky's compositions range from textural ambient to drone and
noise pieces, which are highly influenced by the thick, humid air of
South Florida where Gregg lived for most of his life. He is
interested in filling the spaces his music occupies through dense,
live electro-acoustic mixes, and has composed for film, dance,
acoustic ensembles and sound installations. www.greggkowalsky.net

Joshua Churchill

Churchill is a local interdisciplinary artist that works with sound
in the context of performance, recordings, and art installations. He
performs and records multi-layered instrumental improvisations under
his own name, as well as solo noise work under the name T/R. http://
joshuachurchill.com

Venue:

Artists' Television Access
992 Valencia Street (@ 21st)
San Francisco
415-824-3890
http://www.atasite.org/

Additional Info:

415-824-3890
http://www.atasite.org/