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SUMMARY:Cross Modulations Series: Keefe Jackson/Anton Hatwich and Jason Roebke/Michael Zerang/Jon Irabagon
DESCRIPTION:Keefe Jackson \nSaxophonist/clarinetist/improvisor/composer\, Keefe Jackson arrived in Chicago in 2001 from his native Fayettevile\, Arkansas. He performs regularly in the U.S. and in Europe with many musicians including Pandelis Karayorgis\, Tomeka Reid\, Tim Daisy\, Dave Rempis\, Jeb Bishop\, Jason Roebke\, Jason Adasiewicz\, Mike Reed\, Jason Stein\, Josh Berman\, Fred Lonberg-Holm\, Frank Rosaly\, Oscar Jan Hoogland and Marc Unternaehrer. He has also appeared with Michael Moore\, Ab Baars\, Michiel Braam\, Satoko Fujii\, and Anthony Coleman. Bill Meyer (Chicago Reader): “…the impeccable logic of his lines and the richness of his tone leave you wanting more… Jackson’s high-register squiggles and coarsely voiced\, rippling runs push the limits of the tenor’s tonal envelope.” Frank van Herk\, de Volkskrant (Amsterdam): “[Jackson] has an old-fashioned\, warm-woolly sound\, and a feeling for melodic lines that take their time in unfolding.” He has been mentioned in the DownBeat Critics Poll in the Rising Star Tenor Saxophone category. Recordings are available on Delmark and Clean Feed Records. \n  \nAnton Hatwich \nBassist\, composer\, and improviser Anton Hatwich has lived in Chicago since 2003. He was born and raised in Rockford\, IL\, growing up in a musical family. Anton moved to Iowa City\, IA in 1995 and lived there until 2002\, earning a Bachelor of Music degree from the University of Iowa. After graduation Hatwich taught for two years as Visiting Artist in Music at Cornell College in Mt. Vernon\, IA. At the UI he studied bass with Dr. Diana Gannett\, jazz and improvisation with John Rapson\, and also gained valuable experience playing with the school’s renown Center for New Music\, under the direction of David Gompper. Outside of class\, Anton was active in the local music scene. Of particular lasting importance was his work with clarinettist\, saxophonist\, and composer Robert Paredes\, with whom Anton took first steps in the world of free improvisation. \n  \nJason Roebke \nJason Roebke is a double bassist\, improviser and composer living in Chicago. He was born and raised in tiny Kaukauna\, Wisconsin in 1974 and began playing electric bass at age 14. His first fascination was with Motown bassist James Jamerson. Roebke’s first introduction to jazz was at a summer jazz camp run by local legend\, pianist\, John Harmon. Here he heard recordings of Charlie Parker and a life long fascination with music was begun. His high school band director had a small jazz CD collection which included Ornette Coleman’s “The Art of the Improvisers” and Charles Mingus “Mingus Ah Um” which he listed to endlessly for years. \n  \nMichael Zerang \nMichael Zerang was born in Chicago\, Illinois\, and is a first-generation American of Assyrian decent. He has been a musician\, composer\, and producer since 1976\, focusing on improvised music\, free jazz\, contemporary composition\, puppet theater\, experimental theater\, and international musical forms. \nAs a percussionist\, composer and collaborator\, Zerang has over one hundred and thirty-five titles in his discography and has toured nationally and internationally to 39 countries since 1981\, and works with and ever-widening pool of multi-disciplinary collaboration. \n  \nJon Irabagon \nFirst-generation Filipino-American Jon Irabagon (b. 1978\, Chicago) has been influenced by the self-empowering and individualistic philosophies and aesthetic of the great AACM (Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians) ensembles as well as the historic world-class tenor saxophone lineage from his hometown. Equally adept at composing for rising stars in new music and the most intricate modern jazz ensemble\, Irabagon builds on this foundation by adding modern classical and late-period John Coltrane to his compositional base\, focusing primarily on mixed chamber ensembles to take advantage of hand-chosen musicians’ voices and attitudes.
URL:https://resonancearts.org/event/cross-modulations-series-keefe-jackson-and-anton-hatwich/
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