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new download: Catherine Sikora, Ian Smith and Han-earl Park (Cork, 04-04-11)
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Han-earl Park
Mar 26, 2012, 6:49:47 PM3/26/12
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Apologies for cross-postings and duplications….
The complete recording of the April 4, 2011 performance by Catherine
Sikora (saxophone), Ian Smith (trumpet) and Han-earl Park (guitar) is
now available as a ‘name your price’ download:
http://www.busterandfriends.com/?p=4047
Listen, enjoy, share…
Description:
A one-of-a-kind improvised musical meeting between artists from
Ireland based overseas, and a then Ireland-based artist from abroad
which took place on April 4, 2011 at The Roundy, Cork, Ireland.
This was a rare performance in Ireland by Catherine Sikora (New York-
based, originally from West Cork), a saxophonist with a striking,
compelling sound. She has been described as “a free-blowing player’s
player with a spectacular harmonic imagination and an evolved
understanding of the tonal palette of the saxophone” (Chris Elliot,
Seacoast Online). Sikora was joined by cofounder of the London
Improvisers’ Orchestra, trumpeter Ian Smith (London-based, from
Dublin), and guitarist Han-earl Park (then Cork-based, currently
Brooklyn-based, from California). Smith and Park had just come off the
tour as part of the power-trio Mathilde 253 (with Charles Hayward)
with the legendary composer-improviser Ishmael Wadada Leo Smith.
Personnel:
Catherine Sikora (saxophone), Ian Smith (trumpet) and Han-earl Park
(guitar).
Track listing:
Topologically Correct Harry (16:10), 바르트 (8:03), Red Line Speed
(24:20), Massimo’s Imagined Juxtapositions (11:40). Total duration:
60:13.
Recording details:
All music by Catherine Sikora, Ian Smith and Han-earl Park
Recorded live April 4, 2011 at the The Roundy, Cork.
Recorded and mixed by Han-earl Park.
Artwork by Han-earl Park.
The recordings (Topologically Correct Harry, 바르트, Red Line Speed, and
Massimo’s Imagined Juxtapositions) and artwork released under a
Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0
Unported License. Please attribute the recordings to Catherine Sikora,
Ian Smith and Han-earl Park, and attribute the artwork to Han-earl
Park.
The complete recording of the April 4, 2011 performance by Catherine
Sikora (saxophone), Ian Smith (trumpet) and Han-earl Park (guitar) is
now available as a ‘name your price’ download:
http://www.busterandfriends.com/?p=4047
Listen, enjoy, share…
Description:
A one-of-a-kind improvised musical meeting between artists from
Ireland based overseas, and a then Ireland-based artist from abroad
which took place on April 4, 2011 at The Roundy, Cork, Ireland.
This was a rare performance in Ireland by Catherine Sikora (New York-
based, originally from West Cork), a saxophonist with a striking,
compelling sound. She has been described as “a free-blowing player’s
player with a spectacular harmonic imagination and an evolved
understanding of the tonal palette of the saxophone” (Chris Elliot,
Seacoast Online). Sikora was joined by cofounder of the London
Improvisers’ Orchestra, trumpeter Ian Smith (London-based, from
Dublin), and guitarist Han-earl Park (then Cork-based, currently
Brooklyn-based, from California). Smith and Park had just come off the
tour as part of the power-trio Mathilde 253 (with Charles Hayward)
with the legendary composer-improviser Ishmael Wadada Leo Smith.
Personnel:
Catherine Sikora (saxophone), Ian Smith (trumpet) and Han-earl Park
(guitar).
Track listing:
Topologically Correct Harry (16:10), 바르트 (8:03), Red Line Speed
(24:20), Massimo’s Imagined Juxtapositions (11:40). Total duration:
60:13.
Recording details:
All music by Catherine Sikora, Ian Smith and Han-earl Park
Recorded live April 4, 2011 at the The Roundy, Cork.
Recorded and mixed by Han-earl Park.
Artwork by Han-earl Park.
The recordings (Topologically Correct Harry, 바르트, Red Line Speed, and
Massimo’s Imagined Juxtapositions) and artwork released under a
Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0
Unported License. Please attribute the recordings to Catherine Sikora,
Ian Smith and Han-earl Park, and attribute the artwork to Han-earl
Park.
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