"WE ARE THE DRUM” with Quint Lange
Sept 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 & 10/6 2011 -
Thursday evenings - 7:30pm – 9:00pm
at Ron's 1012 E Southampton Ave Wyndmoor, Pa 19038
$96.00 for the 6 class session.
Seating limited, please reserve asap!
Whether on club dates from St. Barthe to the Turks and Caicos, to Key West and points north to Bar Harbor, Maine; or in classroom and concert settings in Key West, at the Institute du Developpment de la Personne in Quebec, or having assisted and performed with Babatunde Olatunji at the Omega Institute in New York St, it has been Quint’s pleasure and privilege to play drums for dancers for nearly twenty five years.
“WE ARE THE DRUM” is a hand drumming workshop (and jun-jun/bell for those interested) for beginning to “advancing” players, starting with the basics as given by Babatunde Olatunji and moving into West African and Afro Caribbean rhythms with the emphasis on pulse, flow and developing the awareness that as drummers, and musicians in general, we walk a fine line between playing and being played by the music. Making music together involves a collective awareness, a communal agreement as to how we relate to and use the flow of time, choosing moments of sound and silence to create rhythm. Our goal as a drum ensemble is to become one drummer with as many hands as are playing.
Drumming, dancing and singing have the power to elate, to heal, and to heighten one’s spiritual and physical well being. Music is a gift we are all blessed with to one extent or another and the way to honor that gift is to use it and to share it, through teaching, performing, or simply sending a joyful noise into the universe around us.
-Ase-
--
Ron Kravitz
ron@musicinthemoment.com
http://www.musicinthemoment.com/undergroundperform.php
http://www.meetup.com/Phila-area-Vocal-Groove-Improvisations/
http://www.shrutibox.com
http://www.meetup.com/Phila-area-Community-DrumForChange/
215 233 0777
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
Saturday, August 27, 2011
August 31, 2011 "Conjunto Philadelphia"at Chris' Jazz Cafe 7-10 PM
Conjunto Philadelphia is a musical ensemble based in the Philadelphia area performing the music of Pre-Revolutionary Cuba. The group's main aspiration is to maintain the authenticity of the music while performing it in a way that pays homage to Cuba's deep and treasured musical history. Genres include Son, Cha-cha-chá, Bolero, and Danzón.
Cover: $10/students $5.
Cover: $10/students $5.
Wednesday, August 24, 2011
August 27, 2011 6 PM 40th Street Summer Series
Walnut Street West Library (Free Library of Philadelphia)
40th and Walnut Streets
Philadelphia, PA
VIEUX FARKA TOURE
+ KYO DAIKO
Vieux Farka Touré is a Malian singer/guitarist and son of Grammy-winning Malian musician Ali Farka Touré, one of the uncontested trailblazers of African music. Vieux's critically-acclaimed music is a generational bridge connecting American and African blues music and culture. Vieux's 2011 album "The Secret" which "slays" according to Rolling Stone Magazine features guest appearances from Dave Matthews, Derek Trucks, John Scofield and the last collaboration between Vieux and his late father, Ali. Opening this evening's event will be a heart-pounding performance from Kyo Daiko, Philadelphia’s only Japanese-style drumming crew.
+ Free Rita's Water Ice!
Bring your chairs, blankets, family and friends!
Monday, August 22, 2011
August 24, 2011 Tim Tanzania Reggae Band at PM@ Penn Museum 5:00-8:00 PM
Reggae artist Timi Tanzania and his band bring Jamaican dub and reggae music to the Warden Garden for a last jammin' night of summer fun.
For the after-work set, PM @ Penn Museum Summer Nights provides a change of scenery and a chance to listen to live music, explore the Warden Garden, sip drinks and enjoy light fare from the Pepper Mill Café's garden bar. In the event of rain, concerts move inside.
Museum galleries are open until 8:00 pm. General admission is just $5 (and includes Museum entry fee); free for PennCard holders and Museum members.
Admission $5.
Friday, August 19, 2011
August 23, 2011 "Raul Malo" 8 PM at World Cafe Live
It begins with a fanfare. With a few well-chosen notes, a mournful trumpet carries us to a far away place and proclaims that something is about to happen, calling on one’s full attention. And in every way, Sinners & Saints, ex-Mavericks musician Raul Malo’s new album, is worthy of that attention. Rooted in Malo’s life-long connection to Latin music, but infused with his wide-ranging love of country, blues, jazz and vintage rock and roll, Sinners & Saints melds sonic ingenuity with emotional sincerity. His lyrics continue to mature, and his vision continues to sharpen. His musicianship, especially his ability to blend traditional Mexican instruments with his ferociously twanging guitars, is on full display. The many thousands of fans who have been on the journey with him so far will want to add this album to their collections, and for those finding out about Malo for the first time, Sinners & Saints will be an ideal introduction to his searching, eclectic and thoroughly appealing sound.
Artist's website | Artist Videos
Tuesday, August 23, 2011 | Doors 6:30pm | Show 8pm | Downstairs Live
Advance Tickets:
Floor/Loge Standing Room: $29.50 ($24 ticket + $5.50 processing fee)
Floor/Loge Reserved Seating: $39.50 ($34 ticket + $5.50 processing fee)
Mezzanine (Reserved Seating): $49.50 ($34 + $15.50 premium service*/processing fee)
Day of Show Tickets:
Floor/Loge Standing Room: $32.50 ($27 ticket + $5.50 processing fee)
Floor/Loge Reserved Seating: $42.50 ($37 ticket + $5.50 processing fee)
Mezzanine (Reserved Seating): $52.50 ($37 + $15.50 premium service / processing fee)
*priority seating and VIP amenities/service. Click here for more info.
Thursday, August 18, 2011
August 21, 2011 Mt. Airy Outdoor Drum Circle 3:00-5:00 PM
MT Airy's Outdoor Community Drum Circle
1st and 3rd Sunday's of the month through Sept.
This Sun 8/18 ... 3 - 5pm @ Lovett Library Park
6945 Germantown Ave @ Sedgwick St
Bring a Chair, Drum, Dancing Shoes, Friend and have some Fun!
Donations welcome!
Sunday, August 14, 2011
August 19, 2011 7:30 PM Carolyn Perteete and Raul Midon at Smooth Jazz Summer Nights at Penn's Landing
LOCATION: Great Plaza at Penn's Landing
Columbus Boulevard at Chestnut Street
Philadelphia PA 19106
DESCRIPTION:
COOL OFF ON HOT SUMMER NIGHTS WITH SMOOTH JAZZ
ON THE DELAWARE RIVER WATERFRONT
The Smooth Jazz Summer Nights Concert Series returns for the 14th seasonAn evening summer breeze off the river, the cool sounds of smooth jazz in the air- a perfect way to spend a hot summer night. At 7:30 p.m. on Friday nights in August, the Smooth Jazz Summer Nights Concert series takes to the RiverStage on the Great Plaza at Penn’s Landing, Columbus Boulevard at Chestnut Street. This season’s intriguing lineup of award winning Smooth Jazz artists will delight music lovers. This FREE concert series is sponsored by WDAS-FM, along with CW Philly 57 and CBS 3.
On Friday, August 19th, Pittsburgh native Carolyn Perteete will take the stage as part of the Smooth Jazz Series. Carolyn has become well known in the Pittsburgh jazz scene, performing with jazz greats such as Roger Humphries and Dwayne Dolphin. Currently, she is a member of the Sean Jones Sextet and can be heard on Sean’s album “The Search Within”, released in March, 2009.
Vocalist, guitarist, and songwriter Raul Midon will perform his dazzling percussion moves on Friday, August 19th. Blind since infancy, the New Mexican native of Argentinean descent, combines a variety of different musical styles and elements on his newest album, “Synthesis”, which was released in the spring of 2010.
The Smooth Jazz Summer Nights Series culminates on Friday, August 26th with acclaimed guitarist Kevin Eubanks. The Philadelphia native and former music director of the “Tonight Show with Jay Leno” began a new chapter last year when he released his first album with Mack Avenue, “Zen Food”. The songs on the album captured the evolution of both Eubanks and his band.
Columbus Boulevard at Chestnut Street
Philadelphia PA 19106
DESCRIPTION:
COOL OFF ON HOT SUMMER NIGHTS WITH SMOOTH JAZZ
ON THE DELAWARE RIVER WATERFRONT
The Smooth Jazz Summer Nights Concert Series returns for the 14th seasonAn evening summer breeze off the river, the cool sounds of smooth jazz in the air- a perfect way to spend a hot summer night. At 7:30 p.m. on Friday nights in August, the Smooth Jazz Summer Nights Concert series takes to the RiverStage on the Great Plaza at Penn’s Landing, Columbus Boulevard at Chestnut Street. This season’s intriguing lineup of award winning Smooth Jazz artists will delight music lovers. This FREE concert series is sponsored by WDAS-FM, along with CW Philly 57 and CBS 3.
On Friday, August 19th, Pittsburgh native Carolyn Perteete will take the stage as part of the Smooth Jazz Series. Carolyn has become well known in the Pittsburgh jazz scene, performing with jazz greats such as Roger Humphries and Dwayne Dolphin. Currently, she is a member of the Sean Jones Sextet and can be heard on Sean’s album “The Search Within”, released in March, 2009.
Vocalist, guitarist, and songwriter Raul Midon will perform his dazzling percussion moves on Friday, August 19th. Blind since infancy, the New Mexican native of Argentinean descent, combines a variety of different musical styles and elements on his newest album, “Synthesis”, which was released in the spring of 2010.
The Smooth Jazz Summer Nights Series culminates on Friday, August 26th with acclaimed guitarist Kevin Eubanks. The Philadelphia native and former music director of the “Tonight Show with Jay Leno” began a new chapter last year when he released his first album with Mack Avenue, “Zen Food”. The songs on the album captured the evolution of both Eubanks and his band.
Wednesday, August 10, 2011
August 11, 18, and 25 7:30-9:00 PM "We are the Drum" with Quint Lange
"WE ARE THE DRUM” with Quint Lange
August 11,18 & 25, 2011 -
Thursday evenings - 7:30pm – 9:00pm
at Ron's 1012 E Southampton Ave Wyndmoor, Pa 19038
$55.00 for the 3 class session.
$40/2, $20/1 If you are unable to commit to all.
Whether on club dates from St. Barthe to the Turks and Caicos, to Key West and points north to Bar Harbor, Maine; or in classroom and concert settings in Key West, at the Institute du Developpment de la Personne in Quebec, or having assisted and performed with Babatunde Olatunji at the Omega Institute in New York St, it has been Quint’s pleasure and privilege to play drums for dancers for nearly twenty five years.
“WE ARE THE DRUM” is a hand drumming workshop (and jun-jun/bell for those interested) for beginning to “advancing” players, starting with the basics as given by Babatunde Olatunji and moving into West African and Afro Caribbean rhythms with the emphasis on pulse, flow and developing the awareness that as drummers, and musicians in general, we walk a fine line between playing and being played by the music. Making music together involves a collective awareness, a communal agreement as to how we relate to and use the flow of time, choosing moments of sound and silence to create rhythm. Our goal as a drum ensemble is to become one drummer with as many hands as are playing.
Drumming, dancing and singing have the power to elate, to heal, and to heighten one’s spiritual and physical well being. Music is a gift we are all blessed with to one extent or another and the way to honor that gift is to use it and to share it, through teaching, performing, or simply sending a joyful noise into the universe around us.
-Ase-
--
Ron Kravitz
ron@musicinthemoment.com
http://www.musicinthemoment.com/undergroundperform.php
http://www.meetup.com/Phila-area-Vocal-Groove-Improvisations/
http://www.shrutibox.com
http://www.meetup.com/Phila-area-Community-DrumForChange/
215 233 0777
August 11,18 & 25, 2011 -
Thursday evenings - 7:30pm – 9:00pm
at Ron's 1012 E Southampton Ave Wyndmoor, Pa 19038
$55.00 for the 3 class session.
$40/2, $20/1 If you are unable to commit to all.
Whether on club dates from St. Barthe to the Turks and Caicos, to Key West and points north to Bar Harbor, Maine; or in classroom and concert settings in Key West, at the Institute du Developpment de la Personne in Quebec, or having assisted and performed with Babatunde Olatunji at the Omega Institute in New York St, it has been Quint’s pleasure and privilege to play drums for dancers for nearly twenty five years.
“WE ARE THE DRUM” is a hand drumming workshop (and jun-jun/bell for those interested) for beginning to “advancing” players, starting with the basics as given by Babatunde Olatunji and moving into West African and Afro Caribbean rhythms with the emphasis on pulse, flow and developing the awareness that as drummers, and musicians in general, we walk a fine line between playing and being played by the music. Making music together involves a collective awareness, a communal agreement as to how we relate to and use the flow of time, choosing moments of sound and silence to create rhythm. Our goal as a drum ensemble is to become one drummer with as many hands as are playing.
Drumming, dancing and singing have the power to elate, to heal, and to heighten one’s spiritual and physical well being. Music is a gift we are all blessed with to one extent or another and the way to honor that gift is to use it and to share it, through teaching, performing, or simply sending a joyful noise into the universe around us.
-Ase-
--
Ron Kravitz
ron@musicinthemoment.com
http://www.musicinthemoment.com/undergroundperform.php
http://www.meetup.com/Phila-area-Vocal-Groove-Improvisations/
http://www.shrutibox.com
http://www.meetup.com/Phila-area-Community-DrumForChange/
215 233 0777
Saturday, August 6, 2011
August 11, 2011 "Conjunto Philadelphia" at World Cafe Live 9 pm
Conjunto Philadelphia is a musical ensemble based in the Philadelphia area performing the music of Pre-Revolutionary Cuba. The group's main aspiration is to maintain the authenticity of the music while performing it in a way that pays homage to Cuba's deep and treasured musical history. Genres include Son, Cha-cha-chá, Bolero, and Danzón.
Wednesday, August 3, 2011
August 6, 2011 2:00 -8:00 PM ACANA African Festival 2:00-8:00 PM at Penn's Landing
PECO MULTICULTURAL SERIES CONTINUES AT PENN’S LANDING
Explore the world without leaving Philadelphia
*Universal African Drum and Dance to perform at 5:30*
Another season of free programming continues on the RiverStage at the Great Plaza at Penn's Landing, Philadelphia’s premier Delaware River waterfront entertainment destination. The 2011 Program Season will showcase an assorted schedule of events including eleven different multicultural festivals that comprise the PECO Multicultural Series. The annual PECO Multicultural Series will begin on May 22nd with the Israel Independence Day Festival and continues throughout the event-filled 2011 summer season, ending on September 11th with the Mexican Independence Day.
The PECO Multicultural Series offers a culturally rich outing with a chance to explore the world without needing to travel. These festivals celebrate the diverse ethnic heritages that make Philadelphia unique.
New to this year’s series is the Southeast Asian Dragon Boat Festival on September 10 from 11:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. The festival focuses on understanding the history and appreciating the culture of Southeast Asia while raising support for servicing their community now living here in the Delaware Valley. Your participation will help raise funds and awareness for local Cambodians, Laos, Vietnamese, Thai and other relevant populations in need of accessible, trustworthy, non-profit human service resources here in the Delaware Valley.
Admission is FREE for all PECO Multicultural Series events. KYW Newsradio and NBC 10 are proud media partners of the series. The 2011 PECO Multicultural Series festivals include:
AUGUST
August 6 ACANA African Festival 2:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Explore the world without leaving Philadelphia
*Universal African Drum and Dance to perform at 5:30*
Another season of free programming continues on the RiverStage at the Great Plaza at Penn's Landing, Philadelphia’s premier Delaware River waterfront entertainment destination. The 2011 Program Season will showcase an assorted schedule of events including eleven different multicultural festivals that comprise the PECO Multicultural Series. The annual PECO Multicultural Series will begin on May 22nd with the Israel Independence Day Festival and continues throughout the event-filled 2011 summer season, ending on September 11th with the Mexican Independence Day.
The PECO Multicultural Series offers a culturally rich outing with a chance to explore the world without needing to travel. These festivals celebrate the diverse ethnic heritages that make Philadelphia unique.
New to this year’s series is the Southeast Asian Dragon Boat Festival on September 10 from 11:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. The festival focuses on understanding the history and appreciating the culture of Southeast Asia while raising support for servicing their community now living here in the Delaware Valley. Your participation will help raise funds and awareness for local Cambodians, Laos, Vietnamese, Thai and other relevant populations in need of accessible, trustworthy, non-profit human service resources here in the Delaware Valley.
Admission is FREE for all PECO Multicultural Series events. KYW Newsradio and NBC 10 are proud media partners of the series. The 2011 PECO Multicultural Series festivals include:
AUGUST
August 6 ACANA African Festival 2:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Saturday, July 30, 2011
August 3, 2011 Leana Song 5:00-8:00 PM at Penn Museum
A drum and music ensemble specializing in Afro-Cuban and West African drumming combines traditional call-and-response patterned Yoruba songs with modern folk and jazz instruments and harmony.
Admission $5. for non members; free for Penn Museum members
Wednesday, July 27, 2011
July 29, 2011 6:30-7:30 PM Brasil Cultural Center presents "Meet the Artist" VIP Reception
The Brasil Cultural Center in conjunction with Mamadele Productions, Ginga P. Productions, and American Airlines presents - Encontros Percussivos - the US premiere of Mikael Mutti and his band Percussivo Mundo Novo at the World Cafe Live on Friday, July 29th at 8:00PM. Read what the New York Times said Friday, July 22 about Mutti and his group. They will close out the Central Park SummerStage Festival with an appearance at New York's Sounds of Brazil. Their first US performance will be in Philly. The Percussion Encounter will open with the rhythms of another top percussionist from Bahia, Dende and Band. The music is going to be white hot and explosive! Check out the videos.
Tickets $10.
NYTIMES 7/22/11 - The festival’s final show, on July 30 at S.O.B.’s, has Percussivo Mundo Novo, an ensemble based in the northeastern Brazilian state of Bahia that will be performing in New York for the first time, aims to show that even a joystick, a Wii remote and an iPad, which Mikael Mutti, the founder of the five-piece group, inserts into the body of a mock guitar, can be made into musical instruments.
Mr. Mutti, who has played with Carlinhos Brown, the German heavy metal band Scorpions and Carlos Santana, speaking by telephone from Salvador, Brazil said, “We want to show that the electronics can be used without losing the essence of timeless rhythms, that something which looks like a silly game can be transformed into a real instrument with an interesting sonority.”
Tickets $10.
NYTIMES 7/22/11 - The festival’s final show, on July 30 at S.O.B.’s, has Percussivo Mundo Novo, an ensemble based in the northeastern Brazilian state of Bahia that will be performing in New York for the first time, aims to show that even a joystick, a Wii remote and an iPad, which Mikael Mutti, the founder of the five-piece group, inserts into the body of a mock guitar, can be made into musical instruments.
Mr. Mutti, who has played with Carlinhos Brown, the German heavy metal band Scorpions and Carlos Santana, speaking by telephone from Salvador, Brazil said, “We want to show that the electronics can be used without losing the essence of timeless rhythms, that something which looks like a silly game can be transformed into a real instrument with an interesting sonority.”
July 29, 2011 8PM "Dendê and Percussao Novo Mundo" at World Cafe Live
Dendê | Percussao Novo Mundo
Friday, July 29, 2011 | Doors 7pm | Show 8pm | Downstairs Live
Tickets:
Floor (Standing Room): $16 ($12 ticket + $4 processing fee)
Loge (Reserved Seating): $19 ($15 ticket + $4 processing fee)
Mezzanine (Reserved Seating): $24 ($15 + $9 premium service*/processing fee)*priority seating and VIP amenities/service.
Sunday, July 24, 2011
July 27, 2011 Bomplé 5:00-8:00 PM at Penn Museum
Genre
Bomba, Plena
Members
Pagán, Maribel, Tony, Juli, Yesenia
Hometown
Philadelphia, PA
Description
Bomplé is a Philadelphia based Puerto Rican bomba and plena music group. For performances, workshops and classes call 267-240-8111 or e-mail albertopagan@yahoo.com
Biography
Alberto Pagán Ramírez worked towards creating the full bomba and plena music group Bomplé in 2008 in Philadelphia after 4 years directing the previously founded bomba and plena percussion ensemble Tambueno.
General Manager
Alberto Pagán Ramírez
Press Contact
Alberto Pagán Ramírez
Influences
All bomberos and pleneros
Band Interests
Performance and instruction
Saturday, July 23, 2011
July 24 Lira at World Cafe Live Upstairs
Lira Over the past few years - buoyed by multi-platinum sales of her three studio albums and live DVD, a mantelpiece full of awards and support of fans - Lira has made no secret of her desire to find a global audience for her music. “I have big dreams,” Lira has frequently been quoted as saying – and it looks increasingly likely that this rare artist will see those begin to flourish in 2011. Her music is finally becoming available in North America for the first time via a self-titled five song EP (Lira) being released on July 19th. Her first tour dates in the US are in July, as well. A full length album, Feel Good – a compilation featuring songs from her three Sony releases in Africa will be released on January 31, 2012. Lira’s triumph at the 2009 South African Music Awards, where she won ‘Album of the Year’ and ‘Best Female Artist’ for the 2008 record, Soul In Mind, and subsequent multi-platinum sales of her second two records and her Live In Concert – A Celebration DVD (2010) were proof enough that her heady mixture of old school soul, spiced with enough contemporary twists, had connected amongst her South African audience. If comparisons are to be made, there’s a real feel of Sade’s earlier work, in Lira’s scorching, soul-filled vocals. And yet the subtle sense of her South African roots that flickers throughout the material, along with Lira’s unique vocal stylings mean there is nothing copycat about her. “It was always my feeling that I don’t want to be boxed into being a particular kind of artist,” Lira says with the quiet emphasis of someone who knows precisely what they desire. “I never want to be restrained in what sounds we include on records so there is some funk, ragga, latin, jazz, urban, traditional African sounds, and, of course, plenty of soul.”
Artist's website | Artist Videos Sunday, July 24, 2011 | Show 8pm | Upstairs Live Advance Tickets: General Admission Seating/Standing*: $13 ($10 ticket + $3 processing fee) Day of Show Tickets: General Admission Seating/Standing*: $15 ($12 ticket + $3 processing fee)
July 23, 2011 40th Street Summer Series 6 PM
Location
Walnut Street West Library (Free Library of Philadelphia)
40th and Walnut Streets
Philadelphia, PA
Created By
University City District
More Info
Saturday, July 23, 6pm
CYRO BAPTISTA’S BANQUET OF THE SPIRITS
+ JOSEPH BOWIE & ADAM RUDOLPH
Join us in July for the Philadelphia debut of Cyro Baptista’s Banquet of the Spirits. One of the greatest Brazilian percussionists today, Cyro Baptist is best known for his ensemble Beat the Donkey and has worked closely with many of the world's most acclaimed musicians including Herbie Hancock, Paul Simon, Medeski Martin & Wood, Wynton Marsalis, Yo-Yo Ma, Laurie Anderson and countless others. Expect to hear a delightful program of experimental Brazilian pop songs in addition to the music of John Zorn. A “pioneer in world music” (The New York Times), percussionist Adam Rudolph is joined by multi-instrumentalist Joseph Bowie for an opening duo set that is grounded in the cosmologies of Europe, Africa, the Middle East, Asia, and the African Diaspora.
+ Free Rita's Water Ice!
Bring your chairs, blankets, family and friends!
Tuesday, July 19, 2011
July 22, 2011 Venissa Santi at Art After Five at the Philadelphia Museum of Art
In 2009, the Cuban American jazz singer, Venissa Santi beguiled critics and fans with her magnificent debut record, Bienvenida (Sunnyside Records). The collection of songs was so well-formed and mature was that it has been likened to a musical miracle rather than a “first album.” This amazing chanteuse has now finished what is to become a stunning new record Big Stuff: Afro Cuban Holiday (working title).
After you leave the art museum, you can hop on over to World Cafe Live and catch Alô Brasil's 9:30 pm show. You'll already be in the neighborhood.
Free after museum admission ($16.for non-members)
July 22, 2011 9:30 pm Alô Brasil at World Cafe Live
Sunday, July 17, 2011
Thursday, July 14, 2011
July 16, 2011 Noon to 8 PM Global Fusion Festival at Penn's Landing FREE
Wrapping up the week on Saturday, July 16th Philadelphia’s hottest free party on the water, celebrates the cultures of the world by featuring ethnic dance performances, cultural vendors, kid's activities and a concert with national headliners such as British R&B songstress Estelle, Melanie Fiona plus more. *Alô Brasil is scheduled to play 4:30-5:00 PM.*
Where: Penn’s Landing, Great Plaza; Philadelphia
Free Admission
Time: Noon – 8pm
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