Ronda Rindone's Quorum (Anne Bourne & Tilman Lewis-cellos, Rob Clutton & AL-basses, Nick Fraser & Joe Sorbara-drums, Ronda Rindone-bass clarinet, Joe Sorbara-drums, Scott Thomson-trombone)
And ad-hoc improvising work with many of the aforementioned musicians and others...
Influences
Wilderness and Raw Musics...
Sounds Like
Three excerpts from the Prentice/Lumley duo performance at Rough Idea's VTO 2009 Festival (captured by Ayal Senior)
Aaron Lumley (1981) is a double bass player working primarily in the musical fields of improvisation and instant composition. In the summer of 2006, after more than a decade of playing guitar, Aaron discovered a deep affinity for the double bass. Since the spring of 2007, Aaron has focused solely on playing the bass.
Aaron's musical education has been largely self-directed: assembled from practical experience, the knowledge shared by friends, record collections, and the occasional private lesson. However, In 2008 and 2009 (thanks to the generous assistance of the Canada Council for the Arts), Aaron travelled to the Netherlands to study with one of his main inspirations for taking up the bass, Wilbert de Joode.
Currently, Aaron can be found working in a wide array of musical contexts. In addition to solo performances, Aaron works in regular duos with violinist David Prentice, drummer Mike Gennaro, and dancer Neil Sochasky. He also plays bass with a jazz trio called The Swyves, is a member of the AIMToronto Orchestra, and works regularly with many members of Canada's improvised music community. Aaron's bass playing will be featured on upcoming recordings by Ronda Rindone's Quorum and the Kyle Brenders Sextet (scheduled for release in 2010 on Porter Records). Aaron self-released a solo cdr entitled "Hawks in the City" on his Tone Wood imprint in 2009
DIATRIBES+JOAO PEDRO VIEGA+PAULO CURADO Travessia dos Respigadores freejazz/electroacoustic improv album on TEST TUBE netlabel music under CC by-nc-nd, copy & share it, thanks
Hey there! I think the last time I spoke to you you were just starting to get into the double bass, now look at you! It appears things are going pretty well, you should send me some music if you ever get the chance, I'd love to hear it. Also let me know if you're ever coming to Germany again because I'd love to hang out and maybe even do some playing. Great to hear from you!
DIATRIBES with DRAGOS TARA and PIERO SK - l'instant d'après freejazz album on INSUBORDINATIONS netlabel & MOREMARS cdr-label (click on the covers to download the full records in a .zip) music under CC by-nc-nd, copy & share it, thanks
It's the way you play that makes it . . . Play like you play. Play like you think, and then you got it, if you're going to get it. And whatever you get, that's you, so that's your story. -- Count Basie
Just wanted to say HI ;) Thanks for being a friend! Annalee
if ya dig off beat wierd litttle bars hidden in dark corners of the big town you got to come to the grasshopper friday may 18th... Dr. Seuss's favorite toronto dive...
jewell/Staig/Blouin solo show friday may 18th 9pm the Grasshopper
461 Parliament St
Toronto
West side performers go east Side!! Starring James Jewell, James plays about 10pm Chris Staig, Patti Blouin,
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