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November 3 @11 am Patchwork Series: Asheba, The Fratello Marionettes November 3, 1-4 pm Family Open House: workshops, performances, jam sessions Classes/Workshops/Jams aRXV)November 11 & beyond aRXV( Ticketing Info aRXV( A NONPROFIT COMMUNITY ARTS ORGANIZATION t www.freightandsalvage.org About the Freight PERFORMER PROFILES: October 2012 5IF'SFJHIU4BMWBHF$PGGFFIPVTF #FSLFMFZ Society for the Preservation of Traditional Adam Traum Thursday October 4 .VTJD JTBOPOQSPGJUDPNNVOJUZBSUTPSHBOJ[B When Adam Traum sings, you can almost hear the smile on his face. tion dedicated to promoting the understanding )JTWPJDFJTMJHIUBOEDMFBS BOEIJTTPOHTBSFTFMGEFQSFDBUJOHBOEPGUFO and appreciation of traditional music—music funny. The Savannah Morning News says that Adam “fluently combines rooted in and expressive of the great variety blues, folk, rockabilly, and country into a sound that captures the depth of regional, ethnic, and social cultures of peo and truth of America’s musical roots.” He plays guitar, mandolin, bass, ples throughout the world. We are supported BOEMBQTUFFM BOEIBTBLOBDLGPSDIVSOJOHPVUDBUDIZSJGGTBOEIBSE by your attendance, grants from the Alameda driving rhythms. County ARTSFUND, Berkeley Civic Arts Adam grew up in a musical family in Woodstock, New York. His father, Program, Bill Graham Supporting Foundation Happy Traum, was a mainstay in the Greenwich Village folk scene, of the Jewish Community Endowment Fund, releasing the first version of Dylan’s “Blowin’ in the Wind.” Now based in The William & Flora Hewlett Foundation, Sonoma, Adam teaches guitar and has recorded four instructional videos the Kanbar Charitable Trust, the Walter & for Homespun Tapes, including Acoustic Blues Guitar with a Flatpick. Elise Haas Fund, the Edmund and Jeannik Joining Adam tonight for his Just Like Home album release concert Littlefield Foundation, National Endowment will be Joe Kyle, Jr. on bass and David Thom on mandolin, with his father for the Arts, Bernard Osher Foundation, Wells Happy sitting in, and a few surprise guests taking the stage to help serve Fargo Foundation, musician’s benefit perfor VQ"EBNTPXOCSBOEPGEPXOUPFBSUI"NFSJDBOSPPUTNVTJDUIBUGFFMTKVTUMJLFIPNF mances, volunteer efforts, and your generous tax deductible donations. CartoonJazz Orchestra Friday October 5 5IF$BSUPPO+B[[0SDIFTUSB MFECZNVMUJSFFENBOBOENVTJD FEVDBUPS+FGG4BOGPSE DPWFSTUIFHBNVUPGDBSUPPOJOTQJSFEKB[[ Contact Info playing music by such innovative composers as Raymond Scott, John Kirby, and Danny Elfman. If you’ve ever watched Saturday 2020 Addison Street, Berkeley, CA 94704 morning television you know these zany, wildly colored composi TELEPHONE: tions with their catchy melodies and wild rhythmic shifts. E-MAIL: [email protected] Inspired in part by Don Byron’s brilliant album, Bug Music, WEBSITE: www.freightandsalvage.org Jeff launched the CartoonJazz project at the Stanford Jazz Festival in 2003 and was so successful that Jeff continued the project, with members of the band contributing new arrange ments and expanding the repertoire. Tonight’s orchestra will feature Rolf Johnson, Eric Wayne, Board of Directors and John Worley on trumpets, Tony Davids, John Hunt, and Rick Walsh on trombones, Fil Lorenz, Dick Mathias, Doug Rowan, Hal Richards, and Jeff on wood John Bidwell Peter Glazer winds, and a rhythm section of Don Bennett, Randy Johnson, Andy Ostwald, Mark Rosengarden, and Chair Barbara Higbie Benny Watson. Steve Meckfessel Clyde Leland For a night of merrie melodies and looney tunes, catch the CartoonJazz Orchestra at the Freight. 7JDF$IBJS Ray Murray Nancy Castille Kerry Parker Secretary Russ Pollock Oakland Interfaith Gospel Choir, Bill Haggerty Sarah Robertson Treasurer Marci Rubin with special guest Kugelplex Saturday October 6 Polly Armstrong David Sawi Oakland Interfaith Gospel Choir—the power and glory of 55 Dion Aroner Steve Sidney talented singers—joins with the klezmer band Kugelplex, to Larry Chung Linda Tillery present the premier performance of “Hungarian Gospel Suite,” John Croizat Austin Willacy a collection of traditional American gospel songs set to original Robin Flower John Williamson music inspired by Transylvanian Romany dance music. 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David Balakrishnan John McCutcheon Greg Brown Libby McLaren Bill Evans Steve Seskin Sunday October 7 Kaila Flexer Richard Shindell earPlay Jazzquintet Mary Gibbons Mayne Smith The earPlay Jazzquintet brings together a multitude of Ronnie Gilbert Eric Thompson musical influences—from Brazilian choro to vintage funk, Sylvia Herold Suzy Thompson "GSP$VCBOUPKVNQTXJOH DPVOUSZXFTUFSOUPUIFMBUFTU Patrick Landeza QBSUJBMMJTUJOH in digital sound design—and interweaves them with jazz and 20th century classical idioms. The resulting tapes try of sound is a mix of structured composition and bold Staff improvisation, with elements of poetry and
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