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After careful planning of our first half of 2013, Peter Brötzmann and Joe McPhee in Orlando on June 3rd entered the realm of possibility and we knew we should be involved. In order to keep our plans for 2013 intact, we decided that … Continue reading
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CM5 and Timucua Arts Foundation presents Peter Brötzmann and Joe McPhee Timucua white house 2000 S. Summerlin St., Orlando 7:30 pm concert, $20 admission, all ages welcome Tickets available at Park Avenue CDs and online here The quick pitch: This is the chance … Continue reading
More casually hot work from the cm5′s Jim Ivy.
Click, download, plaster liberally.
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Tiny Waves, Accidental Music Festival and CM5 present: Zs solos: Diamond Terrifier (Sam Hillmer) and Higgins (Patrick Higgins) plus Guardian Alien Will’s Pub 1036 N. Mills Ave, Orlando, FL 32803 7:00 pm doors, 8:00 pm concert, $8 admission (407) 898-5070 After wringing our hands, meditating on … Continue reading
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CM5 presents Zs and UCF Percussion Ensemble play Iannis Xenakis’s Persephassa Timucua white house 2000 S. Summerlin St., Orlando 7:30 pm concert, free admission, all ages welcome Take this cm5 event as a challenge if you’d like. Find that friend or acquaintance that … Continue reading
Here is a reassembled version of WPRK’s Jazz In The Bible Belt show from Sunday, January 20th. Three pieces; Sam Rivers- Aspect from Concept, Herb Robertson- Glass Enclosure from Shades of Bud Powell and Sonny Simmons Quartet- Waltz For Josette from Judgment Day were not available to stream here.
Jazz In The Bible Belt has been a Sunday fixture on WPRK 91.5 fm-Rollins College for better than 20 years. The original efforts to create the cm5 emanated from DJs, student and community alike, at WPRK in the second half of the 1990′s. Jazz In The Bible, currently at 6-8 pm EST Sunday is DNA linkage to the cm5. Find it under College/University at the Radio button on iTunes. Find it here online:
http://asp4.rollins.edu/wprk/ or http://streema.com/radios/WPRK_FM_91.5
An almost hour of music warming up four 2013 cm5 affairs.
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CM5 One and One Series: Timucua white house 2000 S. Summerlin St., Orlando 7:30 pm concert, free admission, all ages welcome The CM5 One and One Series started in 2012 with the simple premise of pairing up solo acts who … Continue reading
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OneBeat presented by Found Sound Nation, Bang On A Can and Atlantic Center For The Arts with sponsors Timucua Arts Foundation and Civic Minded 5 Timucua white house 2000 S. Summerlin St., Orlando 7:30 pm, free admission, all ages welcome … Continue reading
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Trevor Watts and Veryan Weston Timucua white house 2000 S. Summerlin St., Orlando 7:30 pm, free admission, all ages welcome One last shot at a CM5 concert and intensive summer improvisation fun before fall and winter beset us, folks. After … Continue reading
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Endangered Blood Timucua white house 2000 S. Summerlin St., Orlando 7:30 pm, free admission, all ages welcome Update: This concert will be simulcast on WPRK-FM Rollins College as part of the station’s Jazz In The Bible Belt radio show. Stream … Continue reading
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cm5 All-Trombone Affair Wolter Wierbos solo and David Manson’s SWARM! for trombone octet Timucua white house 2000 S. Summerlin St., Orlando 7:30 pm, free admission, all ages welcome Trombones sound quite good in the acoustically refined environs of the Timucua white house. … Continue reading
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Here’s another cultural submission from an old friend and Boston émigré Brian Carpenter. Brian was the producer of the Gainesville Jazz Festival and the leader of the jazz ensemble Beat Science during his time in Florida. On one return to our blazing climes, his … Continue reading
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Sunday, February 26th 2012 Harris Eisenstadt’s Canada Day @ the Timucua white house 2000 S. Summerlin St., Orlando 7:30 pm, free admission We don’t expect that you’d think that we’d ever take the pedestrian path to garner a crowd and find … Continue reading
