The Uncertainty Music Series, curated by bassist/composer Carl Testa, presents a 3-part show this Saturday December 15 at 8 p.m. in
The Big Room, 319 Peck Street (Erector Square) in New Haven. Scheduled are 2 solo sets, one featuring
Nick Millevoi on guitar and the other
Keir Neuringer on saxophone. Following them will be an unnamed Quartet composed of
Annie Rhodes (voice),
Adam Matlock (accordion),
Ben Klein (tuba) and
Maura Valenti (harp). Ms. Valenti is currently in the Masters of Music program at Yale University while the other 3 members have worked together on numerous occasions. Mr. Millevoi is a Philadelphia, PA, resident known for his wild improvisations while Mr. Neuringer, also a Philadelphia resident, has worked with many improvising artists in Europe and the USA.
For ticket information and directions, go to
uncertaintymusic.com. There, you can check the very exciting schedule for the next 5 months including several Elm City favorites.
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This past Monday, I wrote about the upcoming (12/20/12) appearance of the Canadian world music/folk/gypsy swing/etc. group
Sultans of String at
Infinity Hall in Norfolk, CT. Violinist
Chris McKhool and guitarist
Kevin Laliberte opened for singer/songwriter Livingston Taylor in October impressing the audience and Hall ownership with their lively blend of musical styles and technical prowess. Originally, I figured they would be touring with the quintet of musicians that appear on their CD, "Move" - instead, Messrs. McKhool and Lalaiberte will be making the 10 hour trip from their homes in Toronto, Ontario, Canada along with bassist
Drew Birston. I had a pleasant chat today with the violinist and he assured the music will be just as complex as one hears on the CDs (you can hear our chat this Sunday (12/16) at 11 a.m. on WLIS-1420 AM in Old Saybrook and WMRD-AM 1150 in Middletown. Hopefully our new "stream" will be up at
www.wliswmrd.net.) For tickets to the show, go to
www.infinityhall.com.
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