Quinn Masonry Trio plays Elliott Street Jan. 11
Free bop trio livens up Castleberry Hill Art Stroll on a cold evening
Photo credit: Omar Khalid
Happening on the second Friday of every month, the Castleberry Hill Art Stroll celebrates the downtown neighborhood's diverse array of galleries, ultimately converging on the Elliott Street Deli and Pub for some music and fellowship.
This Friday, January 11, saxophonist Marquinn Mason's post bop trio provides the jams. Mason has a nice thick tone reminiscent of Sonny Rolllins, while drummer and lap steel player Kenneth Murray, and bassist Daniel Bailey (Faun and a Pan Flute) function as an active, engaging rhythm section in the vein of Ed Blackwell and Charlie Haden. Mason and Murray have played together in larger groups such as Kebbi Williams' Wolfpack ATL, but this is a nice chance to see these musicians pared down to a trio, performing a completely improvised set.
Free. Fri., Jan. 11. 9 p.m. Elliott Street Pub, 51 Elliott Street SW, Atlanta. (404) 523-2174.
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Some standouts from today’s additions include neo-bluegrass quintet and NPR darlings Punch Brothers, Animal Collective co-founder Avey Tare, and soundtrack composer (Storyville, That Awkward Moment) and experimental guitarist David Torn. Fans of exotic percussion will love the spooky tribalism of Yunohana Variations, featuring Robert Aiki Aubrey Lowe (of Lichens), Susie Ibarra, who has played drums with David S. Ware and William Parker, and YoshimiO from Japanoise provocateurs Boredoms.
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Over the last decade, Big Ears has increasingly blurred the boundaries between acoustic and electronic music, and the 2019 lineup is a bold effort to bridge those perceived gaps. Alien Flower Sutra, an electroacoustic collaboration between Rob Mazurek of Chicago Underground Duo and Rob Emmett Kelly of Cairo Gang, and the oft-hailed "beat scientist" Makaya McCraven present electronic soul, with elements of jazz, folk, hip-hop, funk, and world music bleeding into their respective offerings. Both acts pair well with previously announced, difficult-to-classify acts such as the apocalyptic space funk of the Comet is Coming, Trance Maps+, featuring British saxophonist Evan Parker, Yves Tumor, Jlin, and the jazzy, electronic ambiance of pianist Nils Frahm. It is truly Big Ear’s most adventurous lineup to date.
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Next year, the festival will feature performances by German atmospheric pianist/electronic composer Nils Frahm, as well as South African guitarist Derek Gripper, Mary Halvorson's Code Girl, and the Messthetics, featuring experimental guitarist Anthony Pirog and the rhythm section of Fugazi. Atlanta sculptor/ multi-instrumentalist Lonnie Holley will also make a long-awaited return appearance. And finally, KY-based pianist and composer Rachel Grimes will present her "folk opera" The Way Forth. Let's hope she brings along the rest of her cohorts from the brilliant Rachel's ensemble.
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