Jess King’s latest video
August 11, 2009
Check it out. It’s very much like my freelance days, except I usually dance by myself in the office.
And check out her upcoming show in NY
Le Poisson Rouge welcomes The Big Green
May 19, 2009
Alan Grubner ’98 promises to be playing as part of a great trio of musicians this Thursday night at Le Poisson Rouge at 8pm.
To get a taste of Alan’s awesomeness, check out his MySpace page
http://www.myspace.com/alangrubner
Le Poisson Rouge is at 158 Bleecker Street.
Classical music in the park
May 18, 2009
Oliver Caplan ’04 is a classical music composer, whose piece “For Pondering” will be performed by The Bronx Arts Ensemble Orchestra this coming weekend at Van Cortland Park in the Bronx. If you’ve never been to the Bronx, going to Van Cortland to listen to classical music (which will include Barber’s “Knoxville, Summer of 1915,” works by Latin composer Papo Vazquez, and music from South Pacific, Guys and Dolls, and West Side Story) is one of the better ways to make the acquaintance.
Details:
May 24th,
2pm
Free admission
The event is in a tent near the Ecology Center; enter at Broadway and 246th Street. (directions: http://www.nycgovparks.org/parks/VanCortlandtPark/)
http://bronxartsensemble.org/concert/memorialday_09.html
4/3/09-Tuck Media & Entertainment Symposium
April 1, 2009
Friday, April 3, 2009
Join featured artists, producers, entrepreneurs, investors, and media specialists for a one-day event exploring the rapidly-changing landscape of entertainment. The event will showcase live entertainment and address the monetization of artistic content through presentations and roundtable discussions. Keynote speaker and veteran director and producer Paul Lazarus (D’76) will share his experiences working on films and shows such as Friends, Melrose Place, Ugly Betty, 90210, and Samatha Who. Emmy-Award-Winning Producer Cara McKenney will discuss the creative process of turning an idea into the award-winning title sequence for Madmen, one of the most acclaimed shows in recent history. Space is limited, so sign up today.
3/20, Friday – SONOS Chamber Orchestra Concert at Tenri Institute, Drinks at Old Town
March 12, 2009
Friday, 3/20 – SONOS Chamber Orchestra at Tenri Cultural Institute in Manhattan followed by drinks at Old Town Bar at 45 E. 18th Street.
Erik E. Ochsner `93 is the Music Director for the SONOS Chamber Orchestra (www.SONOSChamberOrch.org).
The program will include
Impermanence, in memory of K. Stockhausen by James Cuddeford for shakuhachi and string quartet (20 minutes)
Quintet for by James Nyoraku Schlefer for shakuhachi and string quartet (25 minutes)
Ghost Opera by Tan Dun for pipa and string quartet (43 minutes)
Tenri Cultural Institute is a small art-gallery-like-space on West 13th Street which seats approximately 75 people. It is anticipated that tickets will sell out. To purchase: www.sonoschamberorch.org
After, we will head up to Old Town Bar on 18th Street for drinks with Erik. For anyone who just wants drinks without music, we will be at Old Town around 10:15ish.
Jess King at Village Underground
March 9, 2009
Jess King is a wanted woman at the Village Underground, which invited her to do another show on March 31st.
The Village Underground.
130 W. 3rd St (at Macdougal)
6:30 DOORS.
7:00PM SHOW. Sharp.
Entry is $10 at door.
CHECK OUT HER MUSIC:
www.jessking.com
www.myspace.com/jesskingmusic
