Next Stet Lab will be on Monday (note: back to Monday!), May 11th
2009, upstairs @ The Roundy, Castle Street, Cork, Ireland [see map
below…].
Stet Lab featuring saxophonist Bruce Coates and vocalist Jonny Marks
Monday, May 11th 2009
9:00 pm (doors: 8:45 pm)
Upstairs @ The Roundy
Castle Street
Cork, Ireland
€10 (€5)
Up to date info at:
http://www.busterandfriends.com/stet/diary/
This month’s Stet Lab, Cork’s improvised music event, will take place
at 9:00 pm on Monday, May 11th 2009, upstairs at The Roundy, Castle
Street, Cork, Ireland. The event will feature saxophonist Bruce Coates
(UK) and vocalist Jonny Marks (UK/New Zealand via China), plus Cork-
based improvisers, Han-earl Park (guitar), Owen Sutton (drums), Paul
Dowling (bass), Vicky Langan (electronics) and James O'Gorman
(guitar).
May’s Stet Lab will see a bold mix of familiar and unfamiliar faces.
Returning will be Birmingham-based Bruce Coates, founder of FrImp and
the Birmingham Improvisers’ Orchestra, and a saxophonist with a sound
both daring and inviting. Having worked with musicians as diverse as
Christian Wolff, Lol Coxhill, Tony Oxley, John Edwards, Chris Hobbs,
and previous Stet Lab guests Paul Dunmall, Mark Sanders and Mike
Hurley, Coates regularly negotiates the intersection between avant
jazz, free improvisation and post-Cardew experimentalism. A Stet Lab
veteran, he performed twice before at the Lab—in November 2007 and
December 2008.
Making his Irish debut at this event will be Jonny Marks from New
Zealand via Mongolia and the UK. Marks is an experimental vocalist and
throat singer who has worked with Damo Suzuki, Thomas Lehn and Takashi
Harada, and with bands such as The Verlaines and Thrashing Marlin. He
has appeared at the Wellington International Jazz Festival and the
Melbourne International Jazz Festival.
Joining Coates and Marks will be Cork-based improvisers, guitarist Han-
earl Park, and the young, up-and-coming drummer Owen Sutton.
The evening will be opened by a trio comprising bassist Paul Dowling,
Vicky Langan on electronics, and newcomer to the Stet Lab stage,
guitarist James O’Gorman. This eclectic ensemble will showcase three
radically divergent approaches to improvisation.
The event will begin at 9:00 pm (doors open at 8:45 pm) and entry is
€10 (€5).
Stet Lab will return in June with more real-time, musical mutations
and hybrids.
further information:
Stet Lab:
http://www.busterandfriends.com/stet
Map to venue:
http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?msa=0&msid=113338067607923775514.000457912aadfb5a6a529