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This Sunday afternoon—FREE concert in BrooklynNovember 3, 3pm–Soup & Sound Around Brooklyn: The Drumpresented by Continuum Culture & Arts






This Sunday afternoon—FREE concert in BrooklynNovember 3, 3pm–Soup & Sound Around Brooklyn: The Drumpresented by Continuum Culture & Arts




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November 2, 2019

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From: Jazz Promo Services
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GERRY HEMINGWAY
BETH WARSHAWSKY

solo percussion + duo w/ audio-visuals

SAMEER GUPTA
ROHAN MISRA
tabla/sarangi

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Sunday, Nov. 3, 3pm
@ Grace Reformed Church of Flatbush (1800 Bedford Ave. Brooklyn)
entrance on Bedford b/n Lefferts Ave. and Lincoln Rd.
Q/S to Prospect Park
B49 bus stops at the door
info: www.soupandsound.org

FREE!
GERRY HEMINGWAY
The solo performance of Gerry Hemingway will present a variety of acoustic and electro-acoustic works, as well as songs and other poetries from both current and past repertoire. His work as a solo artist began in 1974 marked by six different solo recordings spanning many decades of concentration on this medium of expression. Sunday’s program will also offer a short visit to the ongoing interactive work with visual artist Beth Warshafsky.

The collaborative work of visual artist Beth Warshafsky and percussionist/sound artist Gerry Hemingway has existed since the late 1980’s. The passage of time since then has seen the simultaneous evolution of a mutual aesthetic along with their work’s incorporation of developing technologies. On the one hand each artist is rooted in the fundamentals of their medium. In Beth’s case this would include many years of work in painting and a variety of two dimensional mediums. In the background of Gerry’s work is a long history as a performer and composer of acoustic and electro-acoustic solo music, both improvised and composed.

The process to refine each new work is decidedly patient, often evolving over many performances, documentations and evaluations. The live interactive material is however continually changing as it explores through improvisation and risk the possibilities of a shared poetic expression.

for more about Gerry Hemingway’s solo work: http://gerryhemingway.com/solowork.html
 
and regarding the collaboration with Beth Warshafsky: http://gerryhemingway.com/multimedia.html
 
and as well via the website of Beth Warshafsky: http://bskynyc.com/web_2013/performance.php
 
SAMEER GUPTA
Sameer Gupta is known as one of the few percussionists simultaneously representing the traditions of American jazz on drum set, and Indian classical music on tabla. Originally a jazz drummer learning from his peers in San Francisco and Harlem NYC, Sameer’s own interests and love of tabla brought him the support and guidance of several renown tabla maestros. Sameer is also a co-founder of the non-profit artist collective Brooklyn Raga Massive. Today he lives in Brooklyn and is actively involved in performing, curating, producing, and teaching through various institutions including the Brooklyn Conservatory of Music, Brooklyn Raga Massive, Carnegie Hall’s Global Encounters, and Ragas Live Festival.
 
Sameer will present a traditional tabla solo covering a large repertoire of old and new compositions and variations as well as contemporary improvisation informed by his love of pushing the musical envelope.
 
https://sameergupta.com

UPCOMING CONTINUUM EVENTS

Nov. 15, 7pm BONITA OLIVER 
@ the Brooklyn Commons Café (388 Atlantic Ave., Brooklyn)
a co-presentation of Continuum Culture & Arts and Music Now! 
Vocalist/Filmmaker/Multi-media artist Bonita Oliver performs Cellular Transitions, an interactive, solo performance. This 65 minute musical, visual, and spoken word journey will premiere as a first run/work in progress that aims to rouse individual and collective remembrance in connection to our ancestral traumas and our ancestral gifts. This is a ritual awakening to stimulate the ideal of infinite love. Please come prepared to share personal stories. 
$20 suggested donation

Dec. 12, 7:30pm KARUNA (HAMID DRAKE, ADAM RUDOLPH, ALEXIS MARCELO)
@ the Lincoln Center Atrium (62nd & Broadway, New York)
a co-presentation of Continuum Culture & Arts and the Lincoln Center Atrium 
FREE!

Dec. 14, 3pm WARREN SMITH
@ Flatlands Dutch Reformed Church (3931 Kings Hwy. Brooklyn)
FREE!

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Soup & Sound Around Brooklyn is made possible by public funds from the Greater New York Arts Development Fund of the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, and from the Decentralization Program of the New York State Council on the Arts, both administered in Kings County by Brooklyn Arts Council (BAC).

Continuum Culture & Arts, Inc. promotes the creation of innovative, world class music while supporting the people who create it and the culture that surrounds it. Our scope is local and international. Continuum is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization based in Brooklyn, New York.

 

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