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Wolf Scarers Podcast – 14 July 2011
1. Cloud Plate: Robot Mudra 2. Sly & The Family Stone: Thank You For Talkin’ To Me, Africa 3. John Surman: On The Wing Again 4. Tricky: Carriage For Two 5. Arild Andersen: The Island 6. Henry Threadgill: Official Silence [...]
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Michel Doneda & Jonas Kocher + Wolf Scarers – 26 September 2011
Michel Doneda soprano saxophone Jonas Kocher accordion, objects Accordion and saxophone, an association of more conventional after all, but beware! the sign is never the road! Kocher and Doneda have their own way, reinvesting their respective instruments by focusing on the infinitely [...]
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New Webpage!
As you can see, we have a spiffy new webpage. The old one (iWeb-based) wasn’t really doing the job and was a bit of a pain to update and maintain. What does this mean for you guys? Well, it’s easier to [...]
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“Six Memos” featuring lots of NUS regulars
Some of you might remember Daniel Ledda from when he performed back in December 2010. Well part of why he was in Manchester was that he was making a film based on Six Memos for the Next Millennium by Italo [...]
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The Riverside – Tramlines vs NUS – 24 July 2011
Come take part in a night of far left music and improvisation hosted by Tramlines. Event will take place at our regular Sheffield venue, The Riverside on Mowbray St. S3 8EN. Click here to download the performances Who Tramlines vs NUS – 24 [...]
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NUS vs Blank Media – 17 July 2011
A special event to celebrate the final day of cara b = side b as a collaboration between Noise Upstairs and Blank Media Collective. The Noise Upstairs is an improv collective running free-improv jam nights in Manchester and Sheffield. The [...]
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Wolf Scarers – 14 July 2011
Wolf Scarers are Simon Prince and Keith Jafrate, both playing tenor saxophones. They’ve known each other for years but have never played together until, after appearing on the same bill at Huddersfield’s Inclusive Improv last year, it occurred to Simon [...]
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Wolf Scarers – 13 July 2011
Wolf Scarers are Simon Prince and Keith Jafrate, both playing tenor saxophones. They’ve known each other for years but have never played together until, after appearing on the same bill at Huddersfield’s Inclusive Improv last year, it occurred to Simon [...]