Hear Here February 9, 2007
Friday Feb 9
Northampton Center for the Arts 7:30
www.nohoarts.org
Cooper-Moore, who will play February 9, is a composer, pianist, designer and builder of musical
instruments and music educator. A native of the Piedmont area of Virginia, Cooper-Moore (who uses
only one hyphenated name) moved to New York in 1973, leased a five-floor Canal Street building and
transformed it into a work space for performing and visual artists. He has performed in the bands
of Joseph Daley, Perry Robinson, Susie Ibarra, Warren Smith and Butch Morris, and with the dance
companies of Jill Becker, Koo Dance, and Movin’ Spirits Dance Theater. Triptych Myth, his trio
with Tom Abbs and Chad Taylor, has just released “The Beautiful” (AUM Fidelity). Andy Battaglia of
Salon.com called him, “one of New York's most effusive but reclusive musical geniuses.
Cooper-Moore is a one- man New Orleans jazz funeral flailing like the Grambling State marching
band across a vaudeville stage.” He also has considerable experience as a music therapist and
educator and is a national consultant for Headstart.
Cooper-Moore is a marginal figure in the jazz world, a multi-instrumentalist, composer and
instrument builder who is best known for his work in the stylistic free-for-all that is the
downtown New York scene, playing in groups like the Susie Ibarra Trio, and Triptych Myth. This
solo piano recital is a perfect introduction to his odd, modal-jazz based musical world, in which
he sometimes seems to be attempting to find a common ground between folk and free jazz. His
percussive piano style encompasses Jaki Byard's polyglot whimsy, McCoy Tyner's power and Cecil
Taylor's hard-hitting tone clusters.
Play: Part 5 - We Who Labor from
Live At Guelph - Deep In The Neighborhood Of History And Influence
Philmont Public House (Main Street Public House) 9pm
12 Main Street
Blue Ribbon Boys
Play Mister Man in the Moon
The Egg
Paul Brady, Irish singer/songwriter, contemporary folk and rock music, at 8 p.m. Empire State
Plaza, Albany, N.Y. For more information, call (518) 473-1845.
Play - You won't see me from "Rubber Folk" 4:01
The Elevens 10 PM (413) 586-9155
Danny Pease and the Regulators - Play: She Says
Swill Merchants
Valentines 518-432-6572
Downstairs @ 8pm
Metalian/To Hell And Back/The Low Budgets (Joe Jack Talcum from Dead Milkmen)/Evil Army/Nuclear
family/Conviction
Play: The Low Budgets - Lawsuit
Helsinki
Melissa Ferrick -
Play Freedom
Saturday, February 10, 2007
Berkshire South Regional Community Center 3:00 pm
Second Saturday Family Series
15 Crissey Road, Great Barrington, MA
leonard soloman and the Bellowphone show
www.bellowphone.com
Play: Can Can
Helsinki
Micah Stone
Iron Horse 7pm
The Bittersweets, John Kuhn
Play: Bittersweets - When the World Ends
Pearl Street 8:30pm (Ballroom)
The Rapture - woo alright Yeah Uh Huh
Under The Influence of Giants
Locksley
Flywheel -------(413) 527-9800
5pm to 8pm FREE!!!!
NEXT PRESIDENT Next President is a post-punk trio based in Western Mass. Sounds like The Stooges
meets The dead Milkmen.
CITY FOLK AND THEIR FLYING MACHINES NORTHAMPTON, Massachusetts An acoustic trio consisting of
Ukulele, Stand-up Bass and brush Drums. Aim to please, they always make people smile when they
play. All of the songs are happy, which is what this world need: HAPPINESS!!!
NASH LANE Hi, we're Nash Lane and we will answer some questions for you. 1) Yes, we are a rock
band. 2) Yes, we are often loud. 3) No, we are not metal, punk, or anything-core. 5) Yes, we do
incorporate aspects of experimental music. 6) Yes, we also incorporate aspects of the purest forms
of pop music. 7) No, we don't really care; you can describe as whatever you want. 8) Yes, we have
been known to prefer: experimental, psychedelic, alternative, rock, pop, or some combination of
those. 9) Yes, people (including ourselves) have been prone to use words like 'spacey',
psychedelic', 'noisy', 'atmospheric', and 'rocking', amongst others, to describe our music.
ART WALK EASTHAMPTON with free refreshments
Play: Next President
Northern Lights 7pm (518) 371-0012 http://www.northernlightslive.com/
Kittie - play Paperdoll
Walls of Jericho
Dead to Fall
36 Crazyfists
In this Moment
Beyond All Reason
Sofa Kingz
Sunday Feb 11
Kate Campbell
Play - Twang on a Wire
Tues Feb 13
New Life Community Fellowship 6:30pm
172 Hubbard Avenue in Pittsfield
http://www.myspace.com/thexfactorinc
Jared's Birthday Bash! Featuring Disciple/Family Force 5/Decyfer Down/Fireflight/Armory
Play: Family Force 5 - Love Addict
Armory - Nightmares and Dreams
Wed Feb 14
Valentines 518-432-6572
Upstairs @ 7pm
Cute Is What We Aim For - Play: Risque
All Time Low
This Providence
Graystar
PLAN AHEAD!!!!
Pearl Street
SUN MAR 11th 8:30pm
Gomez - Notice
Ben Kweller - Penny on the Train Track
PLAN AHEAD!!!!
Northampton Center for the Arts 7:30
www.nohoarts.org
Cooper-Moore, who will play February 9, is a composer, pianist, designer and builder of musical
instruments and music educator. A native of the Piedmont area of Virginia, Cooper-Moore (who uses
only one hyphenated name) moved to New York in 1973, leased a five-floor Canal Street building and
transformed it into a work space for performing and visual artists. He has performed in the bands
of Joseph Daley, Perry Robinson, Susie Ibarra, Warren Smith and Butch Morris, and with the dance
companies of Jill Becker, Koo Dance, and Movin’ Spirits Dance Theater. Triptych Myth, his trio
with Tom Abbs and Chad Taylor, has just released “The Beautiful” (AUM Fidelity). Andy Battaglia of
Salon.com called him, “one of New York's most effusive but reclusive musical geniuses.
Cooper-Moore is a one- man New Orleans jazz funeral flailing like the Grambling State marching
band across a vaudeville stage.” He also has considerable experience as a music therapist and
educator and is a national consultant for Headstart.
Cooper-Moore is a marginal figure in the jazz world, a multi-instrumentalist, composer and
instrument builder who is best known for his work in the stylistic free-for-all that is the
downtown New York scene, playing in groups like the Susie Ibarra Trio, and Triptych Myth. This
solo piano recital is a perfect introduction to his odd, modal-jazz based musical world, in which
he sometimes seems to be attempting to find a common ground between folk and free jazz. His
percussive piano style encompasses Jaki Byard's polyglot whimsy, McCoy Tyner's power and Cecil
Taylor's hard-hitting tone clusters.
Play: Part 5 - We Who Labor from
Live At Guelph - Deep In The Neighborhood Of History And Influence
Philmont Public House (Main Street Public House) 9pm
12 Main Street
Blue Ribbon Boys
Play Mister Man in the Moon
The Egg
Paul Brady, Irish singer/songwriter, contemporary folk and rock music, at 8 p.m. Empire State
Plaza, Albany, N.Y. For more information, call (518) 473-1845.
Play - You won't see me from "Rubber Folk" 4:01
The Elevens 10 PM (413) 586-9155
Danny Pease and the Regulators - Play: She Says
Swill Merchants
Valentines 518-432-6572
Downstairs @ 8pm
Metalian/To Hell And Back/The Low Budgets (Joe Jack Talcum from Dead Milkmen)/Evil Army/Nuclear
family/Conviction
Play: The Low Budgets - Lawsuit
Helsinki
Melissa Ferrick -
Play Freedom
Saturday, February 10, 2007
Berkshire South Regional Community Center 3:00 pm
Second Saturday Family Series
15 Crissey Road, Great Barrington, MA
leonard soloman and the Bellowphone show
www.bellowphone.com
Play: Can Can
Helsinki
Micah Stone
Iron Horse 7pm
The Bittersweets, John Kuhn
Play: Bittersweets - When the World Ends
Pearl Street 8:30pm (Ballroom)
The Rapture - woo alright Yeah Uh Huh
Under The Influence of Giants
Locksley
Flywheel -------(413) 527-9800
5pm to 8pm FREE!!!!
NEXT PRESIDENT Next President is a post-punk trio based in Western Mass. Sounds like The Stooges
meets The dead Milkmen.
CITY FOLK AND THEIR FLYING MACHINES NORTHAMPTON, Massachusetts An acoustic trio consisting of
Ukulele, Stand-up Bass and brush Drums. Aim to please, they always make people smile when they
play. All of the songs are happy, which is what this world need: HAPPINESS!!!
NASH LANE Hi, we're Nash Lane and we will answer some questions for you. 1) Yes, we are a rock
band. 2) Yes, we are often loud. 3) No, we are not metal, punk, or anything-core. 5) Yes, we do
incorporate aspects of experimental music. 6) Yes, we also incorporate aspects of the purest forms
of pop music. 7) No, we don't really care; you can describe as whatever you want. 8) Yes, we have
been known to prefer: experimental, psychedelic, alternative, rock, pop, or some combination of
those. 9) Yes, people (including ourselves) have been prone to use words like 'spacey',
psychedelic', 'noisy', 'atmospheric', and 'rocking', amongst others, to describe our music.
ART WALK EASTHAMPTON with free refreshments
Play: Next President
Northern Lights 7pm (518) 371-0012 http://www.northernlightslive.com/
Kittie - play Paperdoll
Walls of Jericho
Dead to Fall
36 Crazyfists
In this Moment
Beyond All Reason
Sofa Kingz
Sunday Feb 11
Kate Campbell
Play - Twang on a Wire
Tues Feb 13
New Life Community Fellowship 6:30pm
172 Hubbard Avenue in Pittsfield
http://www.myspace.com/thexfactorinc
Jared's Birthday Bash! Featuring Disciple/Family Force 5/Decyfer Down/Fireflight/Armory
Play: Family Force 5 - Love Addict
Armory - Nightmares and Dreams
Wed Feb 14
Valentines 518-432-6572
Upstairs @ 7pm
Cute Is What We Aim For - Play: Risque
All Time Low
This Providence
Graystar
PLAN AHEAD!!!!
Pearl Street
SUN MAR 11th 8:30pm
Gomez - Notice
Ben Kweller - Penny on the Train Track
PLAN AHEAD!!!!
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