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An Evening of solo percussion featuring:Jerome Cooper [sound recording]

Master drummer Jerome Cooper opens our percussion series with two sets of structured improvisations. Jerome has perfomed with Rahsaan Roland Kirk, Steve Lacy, Sam Rivers, Cecil Taylor, The Art Ensemble of Chicago and Anthony Braxton ...


Daniel Scanlan, with: Bill Barnes, Steve Hunt, Erik Neuman [sound recording]

Trumpeteer, Violinst, Guitarist, Composer Scanlan will be joined by trombonist Barnes, Cellist Nuemann and percussionist Hunt for an evening of compositions and structured improvisations that will be featured on his upcoming album. ...


Bluesville, featuring: Jeffrey Brown, Howard Edwards, Reggie Smith [sound recording]

This magazine [Bluesville] attempts to represent Chicago's culturally neglected Westside as a literary journal, while showcasing young urban writers and artists. [Links Hall Program Schedule, March-June 1987]


Donald Deering, Amy Sedaris, David Sedaris [sound recording]

Amy writes and performs characters using improvisation. Her brother David lectures from his personal diary. Donald performs his poetry. [Links Hall Program Schedule, March-June 1987]


An Evening of solo percussion featuring: Andrew Cyrille [sound recording]

Currently performing in a trio with Fred Hopkins and Henry Threadgill, and in a quartet led by Muhal Richard Abrams, Andrew describes himself as a "Crazy Conservative." He has organized a number of highly unorthodox ensembles, includeing ...


An Evening of Poetry with: John Giorno [sound recording]

Founder of the GIORNO POETRY SYSTEMS, producers of over 200 poets and musicians who work with the sound of their voice and wisdom content. They have produced 21 LP's, cassettes, videopaks and books. Giorno has published 11 books ...


Links Hall and The Center for New Television present: Joseph Celli [sound recording]

Following his recent appearance at Carnegie Hall, where he conducted the Kronos Quartet in works by Omette Coleman, Celli will perform 7 pieces for film, video, oboe, bass clarinet and tape accompanied by Marty Walker. [Links Hall ...


L.A. Poets #1, featuring: Michael Lally, Jack Skelly, David Trinidad [sound recording]

This is the first installment featuring poets from the Los Angeles Area. Michael Lally has been called "The Francois Villon of our time." Twenty collections of his work have been published since 1970. He has received the New York ...


L.A. Poets #2 featuring: Amy Gerstler, Benjamin Weissman

Amy has performed her work nationally and is widely published. Benjamin coordinates the Beyond Baroque Poetry Series. [Links Hall Program Schedule, March-June 1987]


Lorrie Jackson, Sharon Mesmer, Brigid Murphy [sound recording]

Lorrie is one of Chicago's most forthright and charismatic young poets; Sharon utilizes music, monologues and comedy in her poetry performances; Brigid combines comedy and drama and an array of characters of both genders in her ...


Alegbra Suicide, featuring: Don Hedeker, Lydia Tomkiw [sound recording]

Since its formation in 1982, Algebra Suicide has appeared on many new music compilations throughout the U.S. and Europe. Tomkiw's poetry and fiction has appeared internationally in over 40 publications. Hedeker is currently composing ...


An evening of poetry with: Kai El Zabar [sound recording]

"2 X El Zabar = Kahil &Kai = Els in Duet." Kai is the editor of


An evening of improvisation by: Ladonna Smith, Davey Williams [sound recording]

The Dixie Surrealists are back with an evening of improvised solos and duets for violin, viola, guitar and toys. [Links Hall Program Schedule, March-June 1987]


Links Hall and New American Writing present: An Evening of Poetry with Ed Sanders [sound recording]

Ed Sanders is a poet of the Beat Generation and a founding member of the legendary rock group THE FUGS. He is well-known for his outstanding poetry readings, including the use of a musical tie and other musical effects, as well ...


Links Hall and New Music Chicago present compositions by: Berlin, Doerfeild, Granner, Leibermen, Lipp, Marsh, Morehead [sound recording]

In conjunction with the New Music Chicago Spring Festival, LHPS presents this evening of solo and ensemble pieces by composers chosen by New Music Chicago. Several fine local performers have been engaged to present this works. [Links ...


Desperate Measures, featuring: Andre Caporaso, Steve Hunt, Larry Nordstron, Gwynne Winsberg [sound recording]

Desperate Measures can be obtuse, witty, satirical or just good fun as they parody and transform heavy metal and punk songs into new art songs of lost loves, sex and politics. All four members are shameless improvisors from jazz ...


An Evening of solo percussion with: Thurman Barker [sound recording]

Barker's recent activities include a trio with Joseph Jarman and Amina Claudine Meyers, and solo work on marimba, traps and xylophone. He has recorded with Muhal Richard Abrams, Sam Rivers, Anthony Braxton, Roscoe Mitchell, Billy ...


An Evening of solo percussion with: Samm Bennett [sound recording]

Bennett performs with BOSHO, a rhythm based group with percussionists Yuval Gabay and Kumiko Kimoto and guitarist/violinist Hahn Rowe, also Elliott Sharp and Ned Rothenberg as SEMANTICS. In addition to solo work, Samm has performed ...


Phil Cohran, with: Sister Maia, Aquilla Saddala [sound recording]

Co-founder of the AACM, Phil is a teacher, Trumpeter and composer living and working in Chicago. He will be joined by Sister Maia and Aquilla Saddala, vocalists who dance and play percussion. [Links Hall Program Schedule, March-June ...


An Evening of solo percussion with: Kahil El Zabar [sound recording]

"So Low -- But Never Alone" is the title of this solo concert by Kahil El Zabar. Known for his work with the ETHNIC HERITAGE ENSEMBLE, Kahil has recently released the album "The Ritual," featuring Lester Bowie and Malachi Favors. ...


Robert Klein Engler, M.J. Marchnight [sound recording]

Engler teaches at Daley City College and administrates


Poetry and Ethnic Music from the Caribbean [sound recording]

Each season the LHPS [Links Hall Performance Series] travels to a differentn part of the globe to find Traditional Folk Music to augment the otherwise experimental nature of the series. This season, we will feature the poetry and ...


Tomorrow Magazine, featuring: Jeff Abell, Tim W. Brown, Joe Gastiger, John Jacob, Dan Ursini [sound recording]

Editor Tim Brown will M.C. this evening of writers featured in Chicago's own


New American Writing presents: Alice Notley, Maureen Owen [sound recording]

Alice Notley is one of the finest poets of her generation and an important sustainer of the traditions of William Carlos Williams, Gertrude Stein, and Frank O'Hara. Maureen Owen is a former director of the Poetry Project at St. ...


New American Writing presents: Clark Coolidge, Geoffrey Young [sound recording]

Clark Coolidge is one of the few poets to have affected the poetry of his time. Through the publication of his many books of poetry, he has been an important influence on the "language poets," a group that produced some of the most ...


Solo concert by: Elliott Sharp [sound recording]

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Ethnic music series, featuring: Caribbean Music [Conjunto Bembo] [sound recording]

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Ethnic Music Series, featuring: Caribbean Music [Dos Tana] [sound recording]

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Ethnic Music Series, featuring: Caribbean Music [Cathy and Clyde] [Sound Recording]

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Ethnic Music Series, featuring: Caribbean Music [Los Pleneros D Yuca YeQue] [sound recording]

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Hal Russell and the NRG Ensemble [sound recording]

HAL is back with a new surprise suite for a premiere at Links Hall. [Links Hall Program Schedule, March-June 1987]


An Evening with: Christian Marclay [sound recording]

Since 1979, Christian has been experimenting, composing and performing withi phonograph records. His interest in records, both as objects and as bearers of sound, is expressed through sculpture, performance, video and music. [Links ...


New American Writing presents: Clark Coolidge, Geoffrey Young

Clark Coolidge is one of the few poets to have affected the poetry of his time. Through the publication of his many books of poetry, he has been an important influence on the "language poets," a group that produced some of the most ...


Eugene Chadbourne [sound recording]

To open our fall 1987 season, Mad Dr. Chad will present an evening of solo song, noice, humor, and hot licks. Chadbourne has extensively toured this country as well as Europe and Canada, performing solo or with a wide range of musicians ...


Derek Bailey

This solo concert features onen of the pioneers of music improvisation for the guitar. During his long career, Bailey has recorded over 70 albums on different labels including INCUS, a British label of improvised music, owned and ...


Eugene Chadbourne [sound recording]

This recording is a duplicate of LH12(a).


New American Writing presents: Chicago Fiction with Larry Heinemann, James McManus, and Maxine Chernoff [sound recording]

Larry Heinemann is the award winning Vietnam novelist, author of


Illusion of Safety [sound recording]

Illusion of Safety produce sound fields of mental imagery reflecting inner psychological states. Their interest is in mirroring and exploring the deviation and bent values that the Human Condition necessitates. They work with both ...


Balkan Rhythm Band [sound recording]

By fusing jazz to Bulgarian and Yugoslavian musical concepts, the Balkan Rhythm Band creates a fresh and exciting sound. Their unique music is characterized by asymmetrical time signatures and diverse instrumentation. Saxoophones, ...


Vice Versa Magazine, featuring: Richard Huttel, Diane Raptosh, Diane Meyer, Lorri Jackson, and Edward J. Halbig III [sound recording]

Links Hall presents a reading of poetry and fiction from the writers featured in


Detroit Poets: M.L. Liebler, John Sinclair, Tyrone Williams and Bob Rudnick [sound recording]

M.L. Liebler is the author of six small press books of poetry. He has also edited


Carlos Cumpian, Carlos Cortez (Koyokyikatl) [sound recording]

Carlos Cumpian is a poet, editor and promoter and is active with "El Moveimento Artistico Chicano" (March) and Abrazo Press. He has been published in


Steve Nelson Raney and Phantom Ranch String Quartet [sound recording]

Links Hall presents a special double-bill. From Milwaukee, Steve Nelson Raney will perform a solo set of improvisations for the saxophone. In 1975, Nelson Raney founded Cornfields, a distribution cooperative for new art, music and ...


Jack Wright [sound recording]

Philadelphia Saxophonist Jack Wright is one of the most staunch advocates on improvised music in America today. He travels across the country and abroad meeting and performing with other improvisers, performance artists, dancers ...


Santez Quartet [First set] [sound recording]

Composer, saxophonist, Santex will lead this ensemble which includes bassist Josef Ben Israel, percussionist Hamid Drake and guitarist Marvin Sewell in an evening of original compositions. Santez has performed extensively in festivals ...


Santez Quartet [Second set] [sound recording]

Composer, saxophonist, Santex will lead this ensemble which includes bassist Josef Ben Israel, percussionist Hamid Drake and guitarist Marvin Sewell in an evening of original compositions. Santez has performed extensively in festivals ...


Art "Turk" Burton's 18-Piece Big Band [sound recording]

This is the premiere of Chicago's newest Big Band. Lead by Chicago percussionist, Art "Turk" Burton, new arrangements of old standards as well as new innovative work will be presented in the intimate confines of Links Hall. [Links ...


Mark Roth, Deborah Pintonelli, Paul McComas [sound recording]

These three "Talking Performance Artists" represent the first in a series of three performance art events at Link's Hall this season. Mark Roth is the master of walking, talking stream of consciousness monologues. Deborah Pintonelli ...


Benefit for New American Writing [sound recording]

12 Chicago poets and fiction writers featuring: Connie Deanovich, Lydia Tomkiw, Jeffrey Brown, Ed Moore, Jacqui Disler, Barry Silesky, Diane Williams, Karen Murai, Art Lange, Jane Joritz, San Juanita Garza and Sharon Solwitz. [Links ...


Tony Fitzpatrick, Margaret Sullivan, Carl Watson [sound recording]

Three of Chicago's most intriguing poets will read their works. Fitzpatrick will read from his recent collection entitled


Book Party for <i>The Trip>/i7< by Jerome Sala

highlander Press will celebrate the release of Chicago Poet Jerome Sala's long awaited 3rd collection, with readings by Jerome, Elaine Equi and other entertainers. Previewing this new book Gerald Nicosia writes: "Sala's minimalist ...


Perry Venson [sound recording]

Perry Venson is a sound artist, performer, composer and founding member of The Experimental Sound Studio (ESS), a public access studio in Chicago.


House Party featuring, Kahil El Zabar's "The Beat" [sound recording]

To celebrate our second anniversary, come and dance to the progressive funky sounds of "The Beat" lead by Chicago percussionist/composer Kahil El Zabar. El Zabar performs with the Ethnic Heritage Ensemble, and the Orchestra Infinity ...


World Music Series: Music of Arabia [sound recording]

Each season Links Hall Performance Series conducts a mini-series featuring world music existing in authentic form and npractised by Chicago residents. This season we venture to the Middle-East and find local practitioners, some ...


World Music Series: Music of Arabia

Each season Links Hall Performance Series conducts a mini-series featuring world music existing in authentic form and npractised by Chicago residents. This season we venture to the Middle-East and find local practitioners, some ...


World Music Series: Music of Arabia [The Soloists] [sound recording]

Each season Links Hall Performance Series conducts a mini-series featuring world music existing in authentic form and npractised by Chicago residents. This season we venture to the Middle-East and find local practitioners, some ...


World Music Series: Music of Arabia [The Voice] [sound recording]

Each season Links Hall Performance Series conducts a mini-series featuring world music existing in authentic form and npractised by Chicago residents. This season we venture to the Middle-East and find local practitioners, some ...


Clothesline Review [sound recording]

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An Evening of Fiction with: Gerald Nicosia, John Jacob [sound recording]

Gerald Nicosia is a published poet, fiction writer, playwright and critic. In 1983 his award winning biography of Jack Kerouac,


Jeff Abell [sound recording]

Abell will present two works --


Sandra Binion [sound recording]

Performance artist Sandra Binion will present two new works.


Poetry and Music: Ron Allen and Inka Alasade [sound recording]

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Three Chicago Poets: Jacqui Disler, Marie Grudzien, Jane Joritz [sound recording]

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An evening of New Jazz, featuring from Detroit: The Infinity Art Ensemble [sound recording]

Detroit's exciting new music group was formed in 1986 when co-leaders Jon Worrell (reeds) and Irene Robbins (piano/voice) met and discovered their shared fascination with exploring jazz's frontiers; united with Marion Hayden (bass), ...


Three Poets: Kent Mueller, Leslie Reese, Cindy Salach [sound recording]

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Three Poets: Christopherh McNamara, The Talent Family, Ray Waller [sound recording]

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Damon Short celebrates the release of

is the debut album of drummer/composer Damon Short. Recorded in 1986, the album is a combination of two separate recording sessions, featuring some of the best known modern musicians in New Orleans and several of the leading jazz ...


Algebra Suide celebrates the release of

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An evening of solo cello featuring: Tom Cora [sound recording]

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An evening of improvised music, featuring: Bill Frisell, Ikue Mori, Jim Staley [sound recording]

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Damon Short celebrates the release of

is the debut album of drummer/composer Damon Short. Recorded in 1986, the album is a combination of two separate recording sessions, featuring some of the best known modern musicians in New Orleans and several of the leading jazz ...


An evening of solos and duets featuring: Joseph Celli with Kent Kessler, Don Meckley and Daniel Scanlan [sound recording]

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An evening of improvised music, featuring: The Elvis Messiahs [sound recording]

These wild improvisors, led by guitarist/electronicist Jim O'Rourke, include Jeff Kowalkowski, Jim Slattery, Timi Mulveyna, Perry Venson, and Steve Moletor. They incorporate a wide variety of electronic and acoustic instruments ...


Three Poets: Achy Obejas, Susan Firer, Yolanda Martinez [sound recording]

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From San Francisco, Neeli Cherkovski [sound recording]

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Low-tech Electronic Extravaganza, featuring: Don Meckley [sound recording]

Arguably one of the "Best damned Shortwave Radio players in the United States" (Daniel Scanlan), Don Meckley created unsurpassed sonic landscapes through the use of multiple shortwave radios, water-dripping inventions (called hydro-kalimbas), ...


An evening of Composition and Improvisation: Katherine Hughes and Gene Coleman [sound recording]

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The Ethnic Heritage Ensemble [sound recording]

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The Music of China featuring soloist: Kerry Leung [sound recording]

Kerry Leung performs traditional folk music of the Chinese countryside. On Friday, May 13, Mr. leung will display his virtuosity on the


The Music of China featuring soloist: Fan Wei-Tsu [sound recording]

Fan Wei-Tsu began studying Zheng (Chinese zither) in his early teens. In 1977, as the youngest contestant in the adult division, he won the National Music Competition in Taiwan. In 1981, he won second place in the prestigious Golden ...


Talking Performance Artists: Sheila Donohue, Janice Finney, Julius Klein [sound recording]

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Special Benefit concert for Improvisor Magazine [sound recording]

"The Magazine Journal of Free Improvisation," the Improvisor is an English speaking journal of writings and documentation concerning free improvisation. This journal circulates world wide to improvising musicians and is an invaluable ...


Frank Melcori presents: The Cuban Missile Crisis [sound recording]

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Three New York Poets: Mitch Hegfill, Kimberly Lyons, Lorna Smedman [sound recording]

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Music and Poetry featuring: Frank Farrell with Ben Masterson [sound recording]

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The Chicago Poetry Ensemble [sound recording]

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Performance Poetry: Marc Smith [sound recording]

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Two Chicago Poets: Dan Pearson and Lorri Jackson [sound recording]

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The Potato Engineers: The Hostile Takeover of Claudine Longet & Nasa [sound recording]

The world of experimental art is no exception to the mood and greed of the Reagen Era. In 1984, the ideological lethargy among members of the radical music group Bee Cubed created the climate for a dramatic takeover of Henley Enterprises ...


Chief Master Drummer and Dancer from Ghana, West Africa: Midawo Gideon Foli Alorwoyie and the African-American Unity Ensemble [sound recording]

Midawo Gideon Foil Alorwoyie is recognized as one of the most talented professional African musician's and dancer's in the world today. Presently a teacher of African music and dance at the American Conservatory of Music in Chicago, ...


Poetry in Motion [sound recording]

Addressing some of the most crucial social issues of contemporary men and women, Poetry in Motion is a dynamic presentation of original poetry by Chicago poets Tamara Madison and Sharese Locke. Rather than a poetry reading, Poetry ...


A Musical Performance featuring: John Bussa with James Gillespie [sound recording]

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The annual appearance of, Eugene Chadbourne [sound recording]

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Performance Art with Andy Soma [sound recording]

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Two Chicago Poets: Lisa Buscani and Patricia Smith [sound recording]

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Experiments in Music: Bill Barnes and A Thousand Excuses [sound recording]

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Music of the World Retrospective: Chinese Soloist, Kerry Leung [sound recording]

Each year since 1985, the Links Hall Performance Series has sought out local practitioners of traditional folk music from other lands. Chicago, being rich with such ethnic mixtures, has yielded some of the finest musicians anywhere ...


Toma Cora/Hans Reichel [sound recording]

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Writers from New York & Chicago: Sal Salasin and Art Lange [sound recording]

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Writers from New York & Chicago: Sal Salasin and Art Lange [sound recording]

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Music of the World Retrospective: Cambodian Folk Music Ensemble [sound recording]

Each year since 1985, the Links Hall Performance Series has sought out local practitioners of traditional folk music from other lands. Chicago, being rich with such ethnic mixtures, has yielded some of the finest musicians anywhere ...


Music of the World Retrospective: Chicago Samba Ensemble [sound recording]

Each year since 1985, the Links Hall Performance Series has sought out local practitioners of traditional folk music from other lands. Chicago, being rich with such ethnic mixtures, has yielded some of the finest musicians anywhere ...


Two Chicago Writers CXV: Paul Hoover and James McManus [sound recording]

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Live interactive performance for computers, synthesizers, keyboards and electronic wind instruments featuring: Shawn Decker with Jim Gaileretto [sound recording]

Shawn Decker composes and produces music for both liver performance and for electronic tape, as well as for film and video soundtracks. His work has been performed in a variety of settings ranging from small galleries to large convention ...


Chicago Beau and his House Rockers [sound recording]

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Sandra Binion "Letters" [sound recording]

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Kahil El Zabar Percussion Quartet [sound recording]

Among the many different projects that Kahil El Zabar has launched, includingn The Ethnic Heritage Ensemble, The Beat, The Kahil El Zabar Quartet and The Orchestra Infinity to name a few, The Percussion Quartet is one of the most ...


Afro-Cuban Conga Quintet: Conjunto Bembe [sound recording]

Conjunto Bembe is a conga quintet directed by composer/bandleader Art "Turk" Burton. Turk was involved with the AACM for 13 years and performed with Muhal Richard Abram's Big Band and the Governors State University Big Band. He ...


Stories, Poems, Sound Environments and Movies: The Oxygen Jukebox [sound recording]

Seth and Martha Green have performed in Chicago for 12 years. They were founding members of the Kapture Performance Ensemble, and in 1983 left to form the Oxygen Jukebox. In the fall of '88 they will open a recording studio/performance ...


Davey Williams/LaDonna Smith [sound recording]

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Sea Monkey Vengeance [sound recording]

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The Phantom Ranch String Quartet

The Phantom Ranch String Quartet explores the textural andn sonic possibilities of the string family through structured improvisations. The group was founded in 1985 by Kent Kessler and has performed extensively in the Chicago area ...


Phil Cohran and Circle of Sound [sound recording]

Phil Cohran, "An avant-gardist who has deep roots in the jazz tradition" (


Don Meckley [sound recording]

Arguably one of the "Best damned Shortwave Radio players in the United States" (Daniel Scanlan), Don Meckley creates unsurpassed sonic landscapes through the use of multiple shortwave radios, water-dripping inventions (called hydro-kalimbas) ...


Night of Country Blues: Otis "Smokey" Smothers [sound recording]

Otis "Smokey" Smothers was born in 1929 in Lexington, Mississippi, where he learned guitar from his aunt before migrating to Chicago at the age of seventeen. He became active in the city's burgeoning blues scene and over the next ...


David "Honeyboy" Edwards [sound recording]

David "Honeyboy" Edwards was born in the heart of the delta in 1915 in Shaw, Mississippi and learned his first guitar licks from his father Henry Edwards, who played guitar and violin at the country dances and juke joints. At the ...


An evening of Composition and Improvisation: Katherine Hughes and Gene Coleman (second set) [sound recording]

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The Music of Bengal [sound recording]

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Fujima Shunojo [sound recording]

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Jim Baker Trio with Kent Kessler and Steve Hunt [sound recording]

An important part of an earlier, more experimental, jazz oriented version of the Nicholas Tremulus band. Baker's thorough analytic grounding provides bedrock sense for every unexpected solo and stimulating section turn. Joined by ...


Monochrome Bleu [sound recording]

Thomas Resch, vocals, saxophone; and Wolfgang Dorninger, saxophone, electronics; are two thirds, with guitarist Peter Andronsch, of this avant music trio on a rare U.S. tour. Winners of Ars Electronica 1988, they translate world ...


Michael Smith: A Chalk Talk [sound recording]

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Ray McNiece: Dis...Voices from a Shelter [sound recording]

Based on the life experiences of those he meets as counselor for Boston's homeless, McNiece weaves character and contex into a telling commentary on society's tunnel vision, ignorance and fear of acknowledgement. A portion of tonight's ...


Michael Smith: A Chalk Talk [sound recording]

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Ray McNiece: Dis...Voices from a Shelter [sound recording]

Based on the life experiences of those he meets as counselor for Boston's homeless, McNiece weaves character and contex into a telling commentary on society's tunnel vision, ignorance and fear of acknowledgement. A portion of tonight's ...


Equinox Guatemalan Theater: "Model Villages"--A Present Reality in Guatemala [sound recording]

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Chicago Poetry Agenda: Chicago Latino Poets [sound recording]

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Equinox Guatemalan Theater: A shout echoes the world [sound recording]

Equinox Guatemalan Theater has been performing in Chicago since 1985. It takes its name from a symbol of human equality and justice--the Equinox, occurring twice each year when day and night are equal. Saturday's performance: "A ...


Sandra Binion:

A Barcelona rooftop is brought to life in this tableau vivant by Sandra Binion. With Naomi Millender, cello, Ari Brown, saxophone, and special guest Fareed Haque, classical guitar. Sandra Binion's performance theatre evokes multiple ...


Andre Codrescu [sound recording]

Writer, poet, National Public Radio correspondent, and a professor of English at Louisiana State University. His early works glisten with the light of surrealist poets and Rumanian folklore. His most recent books include


Movement &Music Improvisations: Maltese, Mandel, Marriott, &Moses [sound recording]

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Movement &Music Improvisations: Maltese, Mandel, Marriott, &Moses [sound recording]

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Links Hall Fifth Anniversary: Fools Eve Benefit Party [sound recording]

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Links Hall Fifth Anniversary: Fools Eve Benefit Party [sound recording]

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Links Hall Fifth Anniversary: Fools Eve Benefit Party [sound recording]

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Links Hall Fifth Anniversary: Fools Eve Benefit Party [sound recording]

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