Laura Hyland – vocal, guitar
Ute Kanngiesser – cello
Grundik Kasyansky – electronics

Club Something at The Grosvenor

20 Jul 2008, 19:30
14 Sidney St, Brixton., London, SW9OTP
Cost : £4

Goodnight Bumblebee

Laura Hyland, James O Sullivan, Guillaume Vitard, Natasha Lohan, Grundik Kasyansky

@ The Hideaway Bar
114 Junction Road, London, N19 5LB
020 75610779
8pm, £4

Also playing:

Gianni Gebbia (sax), Joel Grip (double-bass), Patrick Farmer (perc) & Dave Thomas (viola)
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and Angharard Davies (violin) & Dominic Lash (double-bass)

Thanks to krolique.

performance: Fyodor Makarov, Adam Read

music: Dany Sinichkin, Leva Bomstein, Slava Smelovsky, Maya Dunietz, Grundik Kasyansky, Sergey Khanukaev

Thanks to ma-vijaya.

16.04, 20.30 at Ha’gada Ha’Smolit (Ekhad HaAm 70, Tel Aviv)

performance:
fyodor makarov
adam read

music:
danya sinichkin
leva bomstein
slava smelovsky
maya dunietz
grundik kasyansky

jack and i just released few pieces at mattin’ desetxea net-label

obviously everything’s for free download (high resolution OGG)

Jack and I first played in December 2006. He and his saxophones arrived in our New York apartment early one Saturday afternoon and very soon I found myself involved in a super intense, almost unbearable set, which I recorded (“the first meeting piece”). Since then we played a few times in duet and in different groupings in New York and Philadelphia. In October 2007 Jack came to London. I had moved to UK about two months before and had rented a small flat in Clapham South. Jack was in the early stage of his latest Europe tour, while I was recovering after the long intercontinental move. My electronic setup was recovering from the move too, so I decided to use small acoustic objects instead (a bunch of brushes, music boxes, pencil shaper, grains, leaves and a boiled egg). Barbara – Jack’s wife – who witnessed this session, suggested that the music we played could serve as a soundtrack for Jan Svankmajer animations. I am not sure about it, I like his original soundtracks, but I think the music we played was funny. Somehow it resonated in me with the famous Max Ernst collage, so I proposed to call these recordings “The Chinese Nightingale”.

7 April, 22:30, Live at Levontin 7, Tel-Aviv