Philip Foster (Coordinator): Ta'arija, surpeti (shruti) and wildebeest horn.
Marianne Giosa: Movement, trumpet, conch, and small percussion.
Marcy Jellison: Voice.
Satoko Kajita: Sanshin.
Manuela Le chler: Alto saxophone.
Zachary Leader: Tenor saxophone.
ASSOCIATES:
Jecca Barry; Devirose; Tripp Dudley; Kali Z. Fasteau; Eric Fraser; Gera Clark; Josh Geisler; Francois Grillot; Stan Grzes; Andrew Salcius; John Sarantos; Trudy Silver; Blaise Siwula.
GUESTS:
Roger Ansanelli; Kathryn Arizmendi; Janet Aschkenasy; William Brown; Anita Boeninger; Steve Booke; Michael Braudy; Franche Carlson; Mark Chung; Don Amit Claudius; Amanda Cohen; Michael Cole; Eric Dahl; Damaru; Nicole Devault; Don Eaton; Dean Evenson; Joe Giardullo; Hayley Gorenberg; Karla Harby; Julian Herrero; Larry Hurst; Hassan Ben Jafr; Serguei Krissiouk; Adam Lane; Kyria Alu'ela Lumina; Joshua Morris; Kyoko Oyobe; Jean Carla Rodea; Yvoon Rossetti; Kathryn Russell; Jonathan Saraga; Ben Sheppard; William Straus; Robyn Siwula; Leslie Upchuch; Ronja Verkasalo; Tom Zlabinger.
ALUMNI:
Drew Andreotti; Matthew Fallon; Dawoud Kringle; Michele Morin; Karl Lorenzen; Derek Newman; Vivek Pathak; Oscar Riquelme; Eddy Rollin; Daniel Wolf Savin; Phil Tietz; Jason Vitelli; Dan Walsh.
Influences
John Cage, David Darling, Don Conreaux, Chogyam Trungpa, and many others.
Sounds Like
Spontaneous, organic, unpredictable, and often contemplative acoustic music, suitable for listening, moving, meditation or healing.
AUDIENCE AND LISTENER COMMENTS:
"Oberon from Midsummer"; "Cool Eastern music"; "Next time, share the brownies!"; "Beautiful and mysterious" (each Anonymous); "the music was beautiful" (Elise Long, Spoke the Hub Dance Co.), all January 29, 2006.
"privileged to be a witness to the music" (Monica Gaydos);
"Like cornflakes in zero gravity." (Citizen One), March 25 and 26, 2006.
"beautiful music, great energy, powerful healing" (Simone Braga);
"The music was great and a lovely addition to our 9-11 program." (Jodi Serota, META Center), Sepember 11 and 12, 2006.
"Thanks for . . . sharing your music . . . great stuff . . . enjoyed it very much." (John Zorn, musician, composer), September 29, 2006.
"The group has a lovely sensitivity and awareness . . . the piece . . . flowed."(Claire Barratt, Cilla Vee), October 26, 2006.
"I like what you folks are doing. "(David Knight, Music Talk Sessions), November 8, 2006.
"very interesting . . . reminds me of Free-jazz of the Sixties. I do like it." (Louis Harpster, World Spirit Music), November 13, 2006
"lovely music" (Cyndi Lee, Om Yoga), November 23, 2006
"soothing, etheric . . . a peaceful space" (David Green, musician), December 2, 2006
"I enjoyed the CD . . . Really fine musicians and a wonderful way the music
moves through its paces. Would love to hear more." (Steve Gorn, musician), December 10, 2006
"a wonderful resonance of sound and feeling" (Laura Simms, Shambhala Center), February 19, 2007
"very original", "very different . . . meditative . . .bless you", "absolutely incredible, great" (Anonymous), March 31, 2007
"I visited your Open Music site. Very lovely stuff." (Robert Gass, Ed.D., leader of spiritual chanting), April 11, 2007
"The music was wonderful!"; "Keep the music coming!" (Anonymous); "Enjoyed the rhyhmic lift and the pace." (Yvonne Rossetti, vocalist), April 22 and 23, 2007
"The sounds are truly wonderful." (Delane Lipka, Director, Kindred Spirits Fair) May 14, 2007
"I loved what I heard." (Joe Giardullo, saxophonist and composer) June 13, 2007
"Wow, this is great! . . . love the music." (Curtis Lang, Co-Director, SatyaCenter) July 2, 2007
"Awesome is not saying enough. Cool, man!!" (Trudy Morse, Morse Foundation) August 27, 2007
". . . your music is really beautiful." (Rande Brown, Coordinator, Meditation NYC) October 4, 2007
" . . . very moving . . ." (Larry Hurst, Focus In Touch) October 11, 2007
"A smelting pot of gamelon, free jazz, nocturne, mellow freakbeat . . ." (Mark S. Tucker, Reviewer, FAME)) October 25, 2007
"Nice instrumentals." (Fabian Asultany, Music Agent, Globesonic) January 20, 2007
"Very good set."(Bruce Lee Gallanter, Downtown Music Gallery), March 2, 2008
"Thought provoking yet meditative. It's been a while since I experienced anything like it." (J. R. Smalling, Jazz impressario), April 29, 2008
"Open Music Ensemble’s performance was absolutely wonderful!!" (Farhana Akhter, Founder and Director, Global Fusion Art), June 6, 2008
"I love what you guys are doing."(Preston Stahly, Director, New York Art Ensemble), July 2, 2008
"Nice stuff." (Sabrina Hamilton, Artistic Director, Ko Festival of Performance), August 8, 2008
". . . beautiful sonic landscapes . . ." (Basya Schechter, Singer-Songwriter), August 26, 2008
" . . . you sound great!" (Matthew Fass, Music Director, NYC Village Halloween Parade) September 22, 2008
". . . it was great!!!!!!!!" (Michael, Coordinator, Yoga For Peace), September 24, 2008
"It was awesome!" (Stephen Rak, Music Cordinator, Alpha Beta) November 16, 2008
" Fascinating music . . . the open music and acoustic sounds are incredible." (Eric Bridenbaker, Musician), December 3, 2009
"Your music ensemble is fascinating. I enjoyed listening. . . . Keep up the good work!" (Chandler Branch, Executive Director, Soli Deo Gloria) January 7, 2009
". . . your music is wonderfully unique . . . "(Drew Palmer, Music Agent,
The Rosebud Agency) January 13, 2009
". . . a very cool concept." (Steve Frumkin, Music Agent, Jim Wadsworth Productions) January 17, 2009
"I . . . am deeply moved by your music, and had . . . phenomenal experiences meditating to it." (Ariel Jordan, Writer and Direcctor), April 15, 2009
". . . very interesting."(Eddie Gale, Trumpeter), July 15, 2009
"I admire your vision and share your dream of spreading spirituality through love without dogma . . . " (Robert, Musician, Sounds of Unity-Kirtan), July 15, 2009
". . . the music is beautiful and very touching." (LaDonna Smith, Editor, The Improvisor) July 16, 2009
"I'm so happy with how everything went." (Claire Barrett, Director, Cilla Vee), August 11, 2009
"Your Integral Yoga and musical events sound beautiful." (Chloe Goodchild, Composer and Singer), September 8, 2009
"I could really follow every note, phrase, riff, etc. and what each musician was trying to do because you were all communicating so beautifully." (Cynthia Millman, Dancer and Writer), September 15, 2009
"Man, it was great! I enjoyed the music." (Ras Moshe, Music Curator and Saxophonist), November 16, 2009
"It is nice performance." (Jung Woong Kim, Dancer and Choreographer), November 16, 2009
The Open Music Ensemble is an expanding cooperative of versatile, professional music improvisers, a pioneer in the development and performance of "Open Music", and an associate of the Open Music Circle (www.myspace.com/openmusiccircle).
PHILOSOPHY:
The Open Music Ensemble creates and performs acoustic, improvised, unpredictable yet organic music which is often meditative and healing. The Ensemble musicians allow the music they create to come through them rather than try to create the music they play. The notes, rhythms, and sounds in an Ensemble performance are intuitively created by the Ensemble members during the performance as they listen to each other and permit themselves to respond spontaneously to what they hear. By listening and standing out of the way, the Ensemble's sounds and rhythms move to a deeper level and offer the audience a more profound musical experience.
This aproach to the creation of music was articulated by the Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Charles Wuorinen when he stated at the Guggenheim Museum in 2008 that he does not create music, but rather lets it pass through him. And the bassist William Parker further explained in 2007:"The concept is spontaneoous creation using sound, silences, rhythm, melody and harmony. Each musician is a vessel through which divine messages are passed on from the creator to the world at hand".
An Open Music Ensemble performance may also be somewhat structured in advance for a specific occasion or location. When performing for a celebration of Losar, the Tibetan New Year, for example, the Ensemble created and performed a piece inspired by three Tibetan melodies recorded in 1921 on the first Mount Everest expedition. And at Bowery Poetry Club we created and performed an improvised a thre-part composition based on pieces connected with the musical history of the Bowery (for details see below under Prior Performances).
The Ensemble occasionally offers its members the opportunity to create a composition for the Ensemble to perform; this has resulted in two innovative new works: Tom Zlabinger's "Liberated Harmony", a musical deconstruction of Western harmonic patterns, and Dawoud Kringle's "Free Blues", a raga-based sequence with Blues phrasing and rhythm.
The Open Music Ensemble offers five programs, each of which can be compared to a different finger on the same hand: each program has its own shape and function, but each extends from, and is connected to the others by a common palm - the Ensemble's Open Music philosophy.
FIVE PROGRAMS:
1. Open Improv (Manuela Le chler, Organizer): Members of the Ensemble create and present free-form music similiar to Free-style Jazz. The music is unpredictable, spontaneous, yet organic and sometimes meditative and healing. An example is "Garden Improv", performed at Parque de Tranquillidad (see below under Previous Performances for 2008 or click on "Video" under our logo above to see a video of this performance).
2. Music and Meditation (Marcy Jellison, Organizer): In this program, for members of a meditation group or class, first introductory meditation instructions are offered to participants, then the program leader invites the audience to place their attention on sounds especially created for them by the Ensemble. Finally, after an extended period of music sometimes with intervals of silence, the participants are invited to share and discuss their experiences. We have presented this program at the Shambhala Center and at the Tibet House, both in New York City. Roshi Joan Halifax, Abbot of Upaya Zen Center, describes Music and Meditation as "a wonderful program".
3. Jazz: Standard and Otherwise (Richard Carr, Organizer):The Ensemble members also perform Jazz standards, and often combines them on the same program with our Open Improv structures. A Jazz: Standard and Otherwise program was presented at the Society of Illustrators in New York City.
4. Free-style Ragas: Several members of the Ensemble, under the name "Raga-Time", create and present contemporary free-style ragas on Indian instruments such as sitar, dilruba, tabla, pakhavaj, bansuri and surpeti, sometimes together with other members on Western ones. Raga-Time performed for Global Fusion Art (for a video of this performance click on "Video" under our logo above) and for a talk by Dada Vaswani at Town Hall in New York City this Spring.
5. Spirited Chanting: We offer two non-sectarian chanting programs. In "Chanting for Everyone" the audience is invited to participate in chanting mystical sounds, such as mantras and nigunim, and phrases from various spiritual traditions in a call-and-repeat format guided by an experienced chant leader and accompanied by instrumental musicians. It offers a unique opportunity for all people of any faith (or none) to experience their own spirituality and deepen their relationship to it. The Ensemble presented this program in September, 2009 at Integral Yoga Institute in New York City; the program for this presentation is set forth in the Ensemble's Myspace blog cited above.
In our "Global Chanting" program, using a similiar format, the audience is invited to participate in chants for healing and saving our planet and in one or more mantras or chants selected from each of its seven continents.
For booking these special programs, or more information about the Ensemble or its members, please email openmusicensemble@earthlink.net.
COMMISSIONS:
Bespoke Music (Philip Foster, Organizer): The Ensemble creates and performs original music to celebrate a specific event such as a birthday, a wedding, or an anniversary, or to memorialize a specific place or location. For example, we created meditative environments at Trinity Church and at the META Center for the recollection and healing of memories of September 11, 2001 (for a video of the Trinity performance click on the link below under September 11, 2007) and for Bowery Poerty Club, which carries on the tradition of music on the Bowery, we created and performed "The Bowery Suite", a three-part composition with a tribute to Mozart's librettist (who opened a grocery on the Bowery), a section inspired by a composition of Stephen Foster, "the father of American music", written when he lived on the Bowery, and a finale based on the punk music played at CBGB and 313 on the Bowery in the 1970's and 80's (for a CD of this performance see below under Recordings).
Film Scores: We welcome inquiries about commissions for, or the use of our music in, film or videos. Music from our CD, "The Bowery Suite" (see below under Recordings) is part of the soundtrack of "Giver Taker Heartbreaker", a new film by Christopher Arcella (for a video clip of the film with our music see http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tfYSnZBxJFU).
Classes: Members of the Ensemble lead sessions of the Open Music Circle, see www.myspace.com/openmusiccircle, and are available to provide improvised music for dance, yoga, and martial arts classes.
For inquiries about commissions, or information about the Ensemble or its members, please email openmusicensemble@earthlink.net.
OTHER ACTIVITIES:
Open Music and Dance (Marianne Giosa, Organizer): The Ensemble has recently begun to work with dancers and is eager to explore the possibility of collaborating with a dance company. See also Open Music Dance at www.myspace.com/openmusicdance.
Social Committment: The Ensemble is committed to the improvement of our world through musical activities. In furtherance of this committment we created and performed a musical composition for peace, "No More War", at the Poetry Project's annual marathon at St. Mark's church. A video of this performance is available free of charge upon request to any individual or group interested in promoting peace (click on "Videos" under the Ensemble's logo above to see this video on this website).
RECORDINGS:
Our DVD "Peaceful Mind", a video recording of our September 11,2007 performance at Trinity Church (a copy of which is archived in the collection of the National September 11 Memorial & Museum) and our CD "The Bowery Suite", an audio recording of our performance at Bowery Poetry Club in 2008, are available for purchase in Manhattan, at Bowery Poetry Club, 308 Bowery; the Rubin Museum, 150 West 17th Street; The Yippe Cafe, 9 Bleeker Street; The Downtown Music Gallery, 342 Bowery; and The New Museum of Contemporary Art, 225 Bowery; in Brooklyn, at BAM, 30 Lafayette Avenue; and by email to openmusicensemble@earthlink.net
INTERNSHIPS:
The Open Music Ensemble offers an opportunity for experience in the day-to-day operations of a non-profit, contemporary music organization. Interns work directly with the Ensemble's Organizer as well as with the musicians, and may take on independent projects. The program is varied; intern activites may include concert production, information management, finance, project management, event planning, publicity and marketing, graphics and web design, grant writing, marketing, or general administration. Internships are available year-round and reviewed on a rolling basis. Applications, consisting of a short statement of interest and resume, may be submitted by email to openmusicensemble@earthlink.net.
PREVIOUS PERFORMANCES:
2006:
1. January 29: "Five Minute Improv", Dancing's Winter Follies, Spoke the Hub, Gowanus Arts Building, Brooklyn, NY.
2. March 25: "Improv in C Tonic", based on a score by Tom Chess, Lovesphere 11, The Museum of Sound Recording at Culture Club, New York , NY.
3. April 2: "Improv in D", NewLife-Expo, Hotel New Yorker, New York, NY
4. May 19: "Improv with Refrigerator", Cafe Grumpy, Brooklyn, NY. The sound clips on this website are from this performance; for photos of this performance click on "Pics" below our logo above.
September 11: "Riding Out Bhirava", Fifth Annivesary of the WTC Tragedy, META Center, New York, NY (in connection with September Concert).
5. October 21: "Homage to Scriabin", the NewLife-Expo, Hotel New Yorker, New York, NY.
6. December 2:"In Lakesh Ela Kin (You Are My Own True Self)", Holiday Fair, New York Insight Meditation Center, New York, NY.
7. December 31: "Tendrel (Fortuitous Coincidence)" and "Welcoming the New", New Year's Eve Meditation, Shambhala Meditation Center, New York, NY.
2007:
1. January 19: "New Moon Music", Chapel of Sacred Mirrors, New York, NY.
2. February 18: "The Firepig Suite, an Improvisation on Three Tibetan Melodies", Shambhala Meditation Center, New York, NY.
3. March 24: "(12x3) x 2 + 3", Lovesphere XII, Meg's Worldly Vibe Loft, Newark, N. For photos of this performance click on "Pics" below our logo above.
4. March 31: "Blue Frog Meditation", The Newlife-Expo, Hotel New Yorker, New York, NY.
5. April 22: "Spiral Music: From the Himalayas to the Hudson", The Rubin Museum of Art, New York, New York.
6. September 11: "Peaceful Mind, Open Heart", Trinity Church, New York, NY (in connection with September Concert).
CLICK HERE TO SEE A VIDEO OF "PEACEFUL MIND, OPEN HEART" ON THE TRINITY CHURCH WEBSITE
7. September 11: A reprise of "Peaceful Mind, Open Heart", META Center, New York, NY (in connection with September Concert).
8. October 5: "Liberated Harmony", Cafe 5C, New York, NY.
9. October 20: "Autumnal Improv", at the Newlife-Expo, Hotel New Yorker, New York, NY.
November 30: "The $7 Free Improv" at Cafe 5C, New York, NY.
10. December 1: "A Holiday Improv", at the Holiday Fair, Insight Meditation Center, New York, NY. The color photo above was taken after this performance. For a few additinal photos from this performance click on "Pics" below our logo above.
2008:
1. January 1: "No More War", The Poetry Project's 34th Annual New Year's Day Marathon at St. Mark's Church, New York, NY.
CLICK HERE TO SEE A VIDEO OF "NO MORE WAR"
2. January 20: "A Little Late Night Music (For Mozart's Birthday)", C.O.M.A. at ABC No Rio, New York, NY. For photos of this performance click on "Pics" below our logo above.
3. February 23: "Free Blues", Grandspace, Brooklyn, NY.
4. March 2: "Sax Trio Spontaneity", at Downtown Music Gallery, New York, NY.
5. March 29: "East-West-East", at the Newlife-Expo, The Hotel New Yorker, New York, NY.
6. April 13: "Tenth Anniversary Improv", C.O.M.A., at ABC No Rio, New York, NY.
7. April 22: "Earth Music", Earth Day Celebration, at Creative Pier, New York, NY. For photos of this performance click on "Pics" below our logo above.
8. April 26: "Vesak Vibes", at Vesak Day (Buddha's Birthday), Shambhala Meditation Center, New York, NY.
9. June 5: "Raga-Time Improvs", Global Fusion Art Benefit, Spark Center, New York. NY.
CLICK HERE TO SEE A VIDEO EXCERPT FROM "RAGA-TIME IMPROVS"
10. June 7: "Sounds All Around", New York Yoga and Raw Food Expo, The Hotel New Yorker, New York, NY
11. June 21: "Circle at the Gate", Cafe at Merchants' Gate and "Pigeon Polka", Tavern on the Green, New York, NY (in connection with Make Music New York). For photos of the Tavern on the Green performance click on "Pics" below our logo above.
12. June 28: "Figmentation" and "Jubilee", Figment Festival, Governors Island, New York, NY.
13. July 13: "The Bowery Suite: Da Ponte, Foster, CBGB-313", Bowery Poetry Club, New York, NY.
14. September 7: "Garden Improv", Parque de Tranquilidad, New York, NY(in connection with In Gardens, sponsored by Arts for Art and RUCMA).
CLICK HERE TO SEE A VIDEO OF "GARDEN IMPROV"
15. September 7: "The Bowery Suite: A Reprise", HOWL! Festival, Tompkins Square Park, New York, NY.
16. September 7: "Yoga Improv", Yoga Health Foundation Festival, Metropolitan Pavilion, New York, NY.
17. September 11: "Healing Sounds", META Center, New York, NY (in connection with September Concert).
18. September 21: "Yoga Sounds", Yoga For Peace, Battery Park, New York, N.Y.
19. October 4: "Circle Sounds", Barefoot Boogie, New York, NY.
20. October 18: "Harmonium Harmonics", New-Life Expo, New York, NY (in connection with Harmony for Humanity).
21. October 25: "Improv with Trudy", Music on Milton, Greenpoint Reformed Church, Brooklyn, NY.
22. November 16: "Heart and Soul", Alphabeta, Brooklyn, NY.
23. December 6: "Did you Catch the Smile?", With Don Conreaux, Festival of Fun and Merriment, Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine, New York, NY. For photos of this performance click on "Pics" below our logo above.
24. December 6: "Whats for Real?", Holiday Fair, New York Insight Meditation Center, New York, NY.
25. December 23: "Open Jazz", Society of Illustrators, New York, NY.
2009:
1. January 19: "For the 44th", at Freedom’s Ring (Celebrating Obama's Inauguration),
Theater for the New City, New York, NY.
2. February 13: "Sun and Moon: a Musical Meditation", Tibet House, New York, NY.
3. March 13: "Song for the Trees: a Musical Meditation", Tibet House, New York, NY.
4. March 16: "Lalit Improv"and "'Round About Midnight Improv", Lovesphere 14, Theater for the New City, New York, NY.
5. March 20: "Vernal Variations", International Arts Festival, Shambhala Center, New York, NY.
6. March 28: "Rikyu's Day", New-Life Expo, New York, NY.
7. April 10: "Experiencing Presence: a Musical Meditation", Tibet House, New York, NY.
8. April 24; "Meditation Quartet", Green Space Blooms, Green Space, Queens, NY.
9. April 25: "Drum for Dance", with Open Music Dance, Barefoot Boogie, New York, NY.
10. May 1: "Jazz Duo", Green Space Blooms, Green Space, Queens, NY.
11. May 2: "Raga-Time Trio", Green Space Blooms, Green Space, Queens, NY.
12. May 8: "Celebrating Sangha: a Musical Meditation", Tibet House, New York, NY.
13. May 14: "Raga-Time for Dada Vaswani", Town Hall, New York, NY.
14. May 30: "Relaxing the Mind", Yoga and Raw Food Expo, New York, NY.
15. June 14: "Trio Tripped-Up", Figment Festival, Governors Island, New York, NY.
16. June 21: "Pot Luck", Parque de Tranquilidad, New York, NY (in connection with Make Music New York).
17. June 21: "Open Session" and "Remember: You Broke the Umbrella", Cafe 5C, New York, NY.
18. August 8: "Music at The Shrine", a Cilla Vee project at Chasama Gallery, New York, NY.
19. September 11: "Chanting for Everyone", Integral Yoga Institute, New York, NY (in connection with September Concert).
20. October 17: "A Guide to NOW", Tibet House, New York, NY (in connection with the Daniel Pearl Foundation).
21. October 18: "Sharing", New Life Expo, New York, NY.
22. Novemebr 15: " ", The Brecht Forum, New York, NY.
TECHNICAL AND OTHER ASSISTANCE:
Computer Genius: Andy Salcius
Pictography: Manuela Le chler
Videography: Fred Hatt
Good to hear you at the Brecht Forum. Some very beautiful music, and the combination of instruments worked well. I appreciated the group's overall sensitivity to allowing the music to flow and shift and evolve.
Thanks for being one of the 3100+ members of Musicians and Artists for World Peace, now in 58 countries, including Donovan, Melanie, Patti LaBelle, Pete Seeger, Melba Moore, the New Rascals, Willie Nelson's Peace Research Institute, the Dalai Lama, Holly Near, Country Joe, Wayne Dyer, Patch Adams, Jean Houston, Dennis Kucinich & Deepak Chopra's Alliance for a New Humanity to mention just a few.
It would be much appreciated if you would consider placing us on your top friends list. If you have lots of friends you can search for us. Go to Change my Top Friends and paste in musiciansforpeace as the MySpace URL in the "Quick Find " dialog box.
BTW, we are joining with people from all over the world to help make the 40th anniversary of Woodstock a true celebration of peace and love through music and collaboration. Please check out our page at http://passion.edu/elearn/mod/resource/view.php?id=1712
Our 40th Anniversary of Woodstock Concert, produced by WoodFest Productions in association with Musicians for Peace, will be a 3-day outdoor festival at the 60 acre Washita Hideaway in Davis, OK. It will have some of the hottest tribute bands around and happens August 14-16, the same weekend as the original festival. This project stems from the vision to play tribute to both the pure love of music and to the artists, producers and concert goers that together made Woodstock the historic and cultural event it was then and will be for generations to come. Please see www.myspace.com/woodfest09
We are also doing a butterfly release at Woodstock West Fest in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park planned for Sunday, October 25, 2009. Our members are doing the Green Zone there and interested vendors and sponsors should contact me at bflyspirit8@aol.com Please also see the producers page at www.2b1records.com/woodstock40sf
We have also been invited to join the planning committee for a 3-day concert called "IMAGINE," in some respects simil
hey thanks for adding. i know i only have a few clips from my rehearsal hall on here at the moment but soon enough i will post pieces in their entirety.
just checked you out, see yuu'te new to myspace so welcome and thanks for becoming friends. Keep up the good work, check us out on our web page, all detail there.
Love n cheers, Art Pepé n Tim
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