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Musical Monday: Quadron
Last week was the week of Quadron, their latest effort Avalanche was on constant rotation as I made my way through another week in the office. . . . really I think it was all about the track Hey Love which found its way into my spreadsheet groove :-)
Spreadsheets or not, the album is well worth a listen or two, or three . . .
Hey Love
Favorite Star
Ex-Factor (Cover)
Pressure
Simili Life
Spreadsheets or not, the album is well worth a listen or two, or three . . .
Hey Love
Favorite Star
Ex-Factor (Cover)
Pressure
Simili Life
Musical Monday: San Fermin
Thanks to NPR's First Listen this amazing band out of my favorite Borough made it on to the WWoD radar.
San Fermin's who's self titles album drops tomorrow (September 17, 2013) is surprising and yet everything that it should be. 17 songs of awesomeness worthy of some heavy rotation, so take a listen and enjoy another musical monday:
Sonsik
Dadalus (What we have)
San Fermin's who's self titles album drops tomorrow (September 17, 2013) is surprising and yet everything that it should be. 17 songs of awesomeness worthy of some heavy rotation, so take a listen and enjoy another musical monday:
Sonsik
Dadalus (What we have)
FALL PREVIEW: Theater
“All the world's a stage,
And all the men and women merely players;
They have their exits and their entrances,
And one man in his time plays many parts,
His acts being seven ages.
- William Shakespeare
The Machine
September 4 - September 18
Park Avenue Armory (New York)
The Velocity of Autumn
September 6 - October 20
Arena Stage (Washington DC)
The Wheel
September 12 - November 10
Steppenwolf Theater (Chicago)
All the Way
September 13 - October 12
American Repertory Theater (Cambridge, MA)
Tribes
September 13 - October 12, Speakeasy Stage (Boston, MA)
October 5 - November 10, Guthrie Theatre (Minneapolis MN)
December 5 - February 9, Steppenwolf Theatre Company (Chicago, IL)
Bad Jews
September 19 - December 15
Roundabout Theater (New York)
Vanya and Sonya and Masha and Spike
September 20 - October 20
Berkeley Repertory Theater (Berkeley, CA)
The Glass Menagerie
September 26 -
Booth Theatre (New York)
Various
Betrayal
October 1 -
Barrymore Theater (New York)
Grasses of a Thousand Colors
October 7 - November 10
Public Theater (New York)
Midsummer Nights Dream
October 9 - January 12
Theater for a New Audience (New York)
Domesticated
October 10 -
Lincoln Center Theater (New York)
The Power of Duff
October 11 - November 9
Huntington Theatre Company (Boston MA)
Underneath the Lintel
October 23 - November 17
American Conservatory Theater (San Francisco, CA)
No Man's Land & Waiting for Godot
October 26 -
Cort Theatre (New York)
Various
How I Learned What I Learned
November - December
Signature Theatre (New York)
All that Fall
November 5 - December 8
59E59 Theatres
The Humans
November 13 - November 17
Brooklyn Academy of Music (New York)
The Cocktail Hour
November 15 - December 15
Huntington Theatre Company (Boston, MA)
Tristan & Yseult
November 22 - January 6
Berkeley Repertory Theater (Berkeley CA)
Bodycast
December 3 - December 7
Brooklyn Academy of Music (New York)
The Rime of the Ancient Mariner
December 10 - December 22
Brooklyn Academy of Music (New York)
The Life and Death of Marina Abramovic
December 12 - December 24
Park Avenue Armory (New York)
A Piece of Work
December 18 - December 21
Brooklyn Academy of Music (New York)
Mother Courage and her Children
January 31 - March 9
Arena Stage (Washington DC)
“What is that unforgettable line?”
― Samuel Beckett
FALL PREVIEW: Dance
Labor day was the unofficial end of summer and I was so busy trying to make the most of it that I sadly neglected all of you and WWoD.
Stay tuned for recaps of my last few adventures in the warm days of summer.
But we shall not fret over summer's departure. Instead we shall revel in the launch of the Fall/Winter Arts Season. Over the next few weeks I'll be sharing the performances, exhibitions, lectures and events that I'm most looking forward to so check back often as there will be plenty of new adventures on the horizon.
So lets get started and FALL INTO the world of DANCE
The Metamorphosis, Royal Ballet
September 17 - September 20th
The Joyce (New York)
Fall for Dance 2013
September 25 - October 5
New York City Center
Cloud Gate 2
October 2 - October 6
The Joyce (New York)
A Rite, Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Company & SITI Company
October 3 - October 5
Brooklyn Academy of Music (New York)
30th Anniversary Celebration, Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Company
October 7 - October 13
Yerba Buena Center for the Arts (San Francisco, CA)
Sider, The Forsythe Company
October 9 - October 12
Brooklyn Academy of Music (New York)
Ligeti Essays & Rave, Armitage Gone! Dance
October 18 - October 20
ICA Boston (Boston, MA)
Nederlands Dans Theater
October 18 - October 29
Dorothy Chandler Pavillion (Los Angeles, CA)
En Atendant & Cesina, Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker
October 19 - October 20
Brooklyn Academy of Music (New York)
Alexei Ratmansky's The Tempest, American Ballet Theater
October 30 - November 10
David H. Koch Theater (New York)
Kylian + Pite, Pacific Northwest Ballet
November 8 - 17
Sun, Hofesh Shechter Company
November 14 - November 16
Brooklyn Academy of Music (New York)
Play/Pause, Susan Marshall & Company
November 20 - November 23
Brooklyn Academy of Music (New York)
LeeSar the Company
February 8 - February 9
The Joyce (New York)
Close to Chuck, Boston Ballet
February 20 - March 2
The Boston Opera House (Boston, MA)
Story/Time, Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Company
February 21 - February 23
ICA Boston (Boston, MA)
Tao Dance Theater
February 27 - February 28
Shubert Theatre (Boston, MA)
Stay tuned for recaps of my last few adventures in the warm days of summer.
But we shall not fret over summer's departure. Instead we shall revel in the launch of the Fall/Winter Arts Season. Over the next few weeks I'll be sharing the performances, exhibitions, lectures and events that I'm most looking forward to so check back often as there will be plenty of new adventures on the horizon.
So lets get started and FALL INTO the world of DANCE
The Metamorphosis, Royal Ballet
September 17 - September 20th
The Joyce (New York)
Fall for Dance 2013
September 25 - October 5
New York City Center
Cloud Gate 2
October 2 - October 6
The Joyce (New York)
A Rite, Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Company & SITI Company
October 3 - October 5
Brooklyn Academy of Music (New York)
30th Anniversary Celebration, Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Company
October 7 - October 13
Yerba Buena Center for the Arts (San Francisco, CA)
Sider, The Forsythe Company
October 9 - October 12
Brooklyn Academy of Music (New York)
Ligeti Essays & Rave, Armitage Gone! Dance
October 18 - October 20
ICA Boston (Boston, MA)
Nederlands Dans Theater
October 18 - October 29
Dorothy Chandler Pavillion (Los Angeles, CA)
En Atendant & Cesina, Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker
October 19 - October 20
Brooklyn Academy of Music (New York)
October 25 - November 3
Yerba Buena Center for the Arts (San Francisco CA)
Alexei Ratmansky's The Tempest, American Ballet Theater
October 30 - November 10
David H. Koch Theater (New York)
Kylian + Pite, Pacific Northwest Ballet
November 8 - 17
Marion Oliver McCaw Hall (Seattle, WA)
Sun, Hofesh Shechter Company
November 14 - November 16
Brooklyn Academy of Music (New York)
Play/Pause, Susan Marshall & Company
November 20 - November 23
Brooklyn Academy of Music (New York)
LeeSar the Company
February 8 - February 9
The Joyce (New York)
Close to Chuck, Boston Ballet
February 20 - March 2
The Boston Opera House (Boston, MA)
Story/Time, Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Company
February 21 - February 23
ICA Boston (Boston, MA)
Tao Dance Theater
February 27 - February 28
Shubert Theatre (Boston, MA)
Musical Monday: Cold Specks
I came across this musical find courtesy of Fly.
Cold Specks,though I know this is going to sound far less flattering than I intended but Cold Specks is kind of like musical comfort food. A sound that you can turn to and know that everything is once again right with the world. I hope you enjoy them as much as I do.
Blank Maps
Hector
Cold Specks,though I know this is going to sound far less flattering than I intended but Cold Specks is kind of like musical comfort food. A sound that you can turn to and know that everything is once again right with the world. I hope you enjoy them as much as I do.
Blank Maps
Winter Solstice
Hector
A Case for Shame (Moby with Cold Specks)
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