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Download Archive Sylvie Courvoisier http://www.sylviecourvoisier.com/calendar.htm | news | calendar | projects and bands | bio | discs | photos | videos | press | links | contact | | calendar 2012 | archive 28.01.2011 New York, NYC : The stone : 8pm Mephista ( courvoisier, Mori, Ibarra) January February 03.03.2011 New York, NYC : The stone :Trio with Ikue Mori and Ned Rothenberg 27.03.11 NEW YORK, Miller Theater- Benefit Concert for Japan with sonic youth, March Yoko Ono, Sean Lennon, Cibo Matto, Mephista, Marc Ribot. John Zorn. Uri Caine. 30.03.11 NEW YORK, Lincoln Center- John Zorn's Masada Marathon 08.04.2011 New York, NYC : Abrons Center _ Benefic concert for Japan - 7pm duo with Mark Feldman 08.04.2011 New York, NYC : The stone :8pm , DUO with Vinnie Golia //10pm TRIO April with Ikue Mori and Jim Black 29+30.04.2011 Canary Island, Spain - Las Palmas De Gran Canaria, Teatro Cuyás - LA CURVA ( Isarael Galvan) European Tour Sylvie Courvoisier & Mark Feldman QUARTET feat Gerry Hemingway, Thomas Morgan 05.05.11 DUDELANGE/Luxemburg - Opderschmelz CCRD 06.05.11 ROTTERDAM/Netherlands May 09.05.11 ULM/ Germany 10.05.11 SCHWAZ/Austria 12.05.11 AMSTERDAM/Netherlands - Bimhuis 13.05.11 STAVANGER,Norway -festival- duo with Mrk Feldman 21.05.11 LUBLIN, Poland - Festival - Mephista ( Courvoisier, Mori,Ibarra) 2 sur 4 26/01/12 21:44 Sylvie Courvoisier http://www.sylviecourvoisier.com/calendar.htm 01.06.2011>05.06.2011 Madrid, Spain, Teatro Matadero de Legazpi : : LA CURVA (Isarael Galvan) 07.06.2011 New York, NYC :Abrons center- tpt festival- Tomazs Stanko project June 16>20.06.2011 Porto, Portugal : 4tet with Willie Winant, Mark Dresser & Fred Frith 24.06.2011 Brooklyn, NY - Undead Festival , Littlefield: 9pm duo with Mark Feldman July 5.07.11 - New York,NYC univ of the streets : Trio with Ned Rothenberg and Steve Swell 12.08.2011- New York, NYC : The stone :8pm TRIO with Ikue Mori and Jim Black August 24.08.2011- Cernier, Ne -Switzerland -Festival les Jardins Musicaux - DUO with Mark Feldman 15.09.2011 - Brooklyn, NYC- Roulette :DUO with Mark Feldman -playing Zorn for the opening of the new Roulette in Brooklyn ! September 30.09.2011 - Toronto, Canada :guest with interface 01.10.2011- Toronto, Canada- guest with Interface 05+06.10.11- ROMA, Italy - Auditorium Parco della Musica, Sala Petrassi Festival ¡Flamenco! -LA CURVA ( Israel Galvan) European Tour Celano Baggiani Group Feat Ellery Eskelin / Sylvie Courvoisier 07.10.2011- Paradox, Tilburg (NL) 08.10.2011 - Hot House, Leiden (NL) 10.10.2011 - Cafe Wilhemina, Eindhoven(NL) October 12.10.2011- Muziek Podium Zeeland. Middelburg(NL) 13.10.2011 - Bimhuis, Amsterdam(NL) 15.10.2011- Lantaren Venster, Rotterdam(NL) 19.10.2011 - Kerrytown/Edgefest, USA - Duo with Mark Feldman 30.10 .2011 - Huesca/Spain - Festival Periferias - La Curva 31.10 .2011 - Girona/Spain - Teatro Municipal de Girona-La Curva ( Israel Galvan) November 09.11.2011-New York/USA- the stone,8pm- Trio with Ned Rothenberg & Mark 3 sur 4 26/01/12 21:44 Sylvie Courvoisier http://www.sylviecourvoisier.com/calendar.htm Feldman 19.11.2011-New York/USA- the stone,8pm- benefit for the stone, john zorn improv 06.12.2011 New York,The stone, 8pm - Sylvie Courvoisier Mark Feldman 4tet with Billy Mintz & John Hebert 11.12.2011 Brooklyn,,NY, Ibeam ~7.30pm - Sylvie Courvoisier solo: benefit for December renovating Ibeam's piano 30.12.2011 New York,The stone, 8pm - john zorn's improv - benefit for the stone download archive (2010) download archive (2009) archives download archive (2008) download archive (2007) download archive (from March 2006) download archive (since 1999) | top | 4 sur 4 26/01/12 21:44.
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