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Spruce Street Forum/Fresh Sound Concerts Date Concert Performers 1997 Feb 15, 1997 Boom Crash Whack Wham Steve Schick/Vanessa Tomlinson 1 Feb. 22, 1997 Boom Crash Whack Wham Skin and Bones Terry Longshore, Brett Reed 1 Mar 8, 1997 Leo Wadada Smith Leo and Harumi Nakimo Smith 1 Apr 27, 1997 American Jazz w/Bill Horowitz Band Bill Horowitz, guitar; Joseph Sabella, drums, Steve Adam, sax/flute 1 May 3, 1997 Rant Marita Bolles with mixed ensemble - flute, trumpet, guitar, bass, percussion 1 May 24, 1997 An Unlikely Pair Harry Castle, computer and Janet Parish-Whittaker, flute 5/30/97 1 May 30, 1997 Uptown Music from Down Under Anthony Burr, clarinet; Venessa Tomlinson, percussion - contemporary composers 1 Jun 21, 1997 Concert and CD Release party Lisa Cella, Terry Longshore, Syliva Re, Martha Renner/Sollberger composer 1 Aug 14, 1997 Kartik Seshadri Kartik Seshadri, sitar; Arup Chaterjee, tabla 1 Aug 21, 1997 Shwete Jhaveri Shweta Jhaveri, vocalist; Arup Chaterjee, tabla 1 Aug 23, 1997 Solo Concert Steve Schick, percussionist 1 1998 Feb.14, 1998 Glenn Horiuchi Glenn Horiuchi, shamisen; Francis Wong, Sax and violin; Bill Roper, tuba 1 Feb 22, 1998 Improvisational ensemble Dan Plonsey, sax; Scott Walton, bass; Dana Reason, piano 1 Mar 1, 1998 Joel Harrison Quartet Harrison, piano; Paul Hanson, bassoon; John Evans, bass; Russ Gold, drums 1 Mar 14, 1998 Fiddle Hickies- Trad. Irish Music Patric Petrie, fiddle; Peter Damahek, guitar, banjo, fiddle; Chris Davis, fiddle; Steve Blass, mando-banjo 1 Mar 18, 1998 What We Live Larry Ochs, sax; Lisle Ellis, bass; Don Robinson, drums (from SF) 1 Apr 5, 1998 CD Release Party Patrick O’Keefe, clarinet; Jason Stanyek, guitar; Scott Walton, bass; Glen Whitehead, trumpet 1 Apr 10, 1998 GE Stinson Quartet Stinson, guitar; Steuart Liebig, bass; Jeff Gauthier, violin; Gregg Bendian, drums 1 Apr 17, 1998 Buckner/Lewis Duo Tom Buckner, baritone; George Lewis, trombone 1 Apr 24, 0998 Arc-en-ciel Chamber Music Qt. Theresa Tunnicliff, clarinet; Mary Szanto, cello; Igor Pandurski, violin; Linda Scott, piano -Messiaen, Satie 1 May 1, 1998 Noah Howard Trio Noah Howard, sax; Anthony Davis, piano; Scott Walton, bass 1 May 3, 1998 Chris Speed Band Chris, sax; Cuong Vu, trumpet; Skuli Sverson, bass; Jim Black, drums 1 May 24, 1998 Eric Griswold’s Clocked Out Celebrating the music of Sun Ra and Duke Ellington 1 Jun 14, 1998 Gerry Hemingway Quartet Hemingway, drums; Ray Anderson, trombone; Ellery Eskelin, sax; Mark Dresser, bass 1 Oct 10, 1998 Rova Sax Quartet Larry Ochs, Steve Adams, Jon Raskin, Bruce Ackley 1 Oct 18, 1998 UCSD Women Composers/Perf. Benefit to raise funds to atttend the Frau Musica Festival in Germany 1 Oct 24, 1998 StaLiQ Quartet Steuart Liebig, bass; Alex Cline, drums; Jeff Gauthier, violin; Erik Barber, reeds 1 Oct 25, 1998 Glossarium Vinny Golia, saxes; Bert Turetzky, bass; Ed Harkins, brass (19 instruments) 1 Nov 4, 1998 Yasuhiro Otani From Tokyo, New music composer for Mac, and software - real time 1 Nov 7, 1998 Revontulet Ensemble Jeanette Wrate, percussion; Jeff Gauthier, violin; Craig Ochikubo, keyboards; Anders Swanson, bass 1 Nov 14, 1998 Brad Dutz Quartet Dutz, percussion; Kim Richmond, woodwinds; plus 2 others? 1 Nov 21, 1998 Skin and Bones Terry Longshore and Brett Reed 1 Dec 5, 1998 Vijay Iyer Vijay, piano solo 1 Dec 12, 1998 Paul Plimley Solo piano 1 1999 Jan 9, 1999 Cynthia Aaronson Davis Cynthia, soprano; Scott Walton, piano; Music by Strauss, Bernstein, Argento, Handel, A. Davis 1 Jan 16, 1999 GE and Alex GE Stinson, guitars; Alex Cline, drums 1 Jan 31, 1999 Gloria Cheng Solo piano - Scriabin, Hindemuth, Applebaum, and more 1 Feb 6, 1999 Chris Brown Chris Brown, piano and electronics 1 Feb 27, 1999 Project Punk #1 Ulfar Haraldsson, bass; Erik Griswold, keyboards; Terry Longshore/Brett Reed, percussion; Jason Robinson, sax; Glen Whitehead, trumpet1 Mar 6, 1999 Hear Hannes Giger, bass; Eric Fischer, vibraphone (from Switzerland) 1 Mar 13, 1999 Jon Jang Jon Jang, piano 1 Mar 18, 1999 Leroy Jenkins Leroy Jenkins, solo violin (AACM founding member) 1 Mar 20, 1999 Aleck Karis Aleck Karis, solo piano - Philip Glass piano works 1 Mar 26, 1999 Steve Lacy Trio Steve Lacy, soprano sax; Jean-Jacques Avenel, bass; John Betsch, drums 1 Apr 3, 1999 Michael Dessen Quintet Dessen, trombone; Mike Wofford, piano; Kerry Campbell, sax; Rob Thorsen, bass; Craig Dawson, drums, Gil Castellano, trumpet 1 April 8-10 1999 Improvisor’s Festival Three days concerts/symposiums, featuring Pauline Oliveros, LaDonna Smith, Eddie Provost, UCSD Grad students. 3 Apr 17, 1999 Vinny Golia Trio Vinny Golia, saxes; Mike Wofford, piano; Mike Elizondo, bass 1 Apr 24, 1999 Wadada Smith Trio Wadada, trumpet; Alex Cline, drums, Harumi, poetry 1 May 1, 1999 Joel Harrison Quartet Harrison, guitars; Paul Hanson, bassoon; Devon Huff, bass; Russ Gold, drums. 1 May 8, 1999 Gregg Bendian Quartet Bendian, percussion; Jim Whitney, bass; David Witham, piano 1 May 14, 1999 Vanessa Tomlinson and Friends Vanessa, percussion; UCSD colleagues; works by Erik Griswold, Jean Charles Francois 1 May 18, 1999 City Winds Ensemble Esther Landau, flute; Tom Nugent, oboe; Jim Freeman, clarinet; Zachary Limacher, horns; William Hunker, bassoon 1 May 29, 1999 GE Stinson, Nels Cline GE Stinson, guitars; Nels Cline, guitars 1 Jun 5, 1999 Michael Vlatkovich Trio Vlatkovich, trombone; Anders Swanson, bass; Christopher Garcia, percussion 1 Jun 26, 1999 Anthony Davis/James Newton Anthony Davis, piano, improvisation/composition; James Newton, flute, improvistation/composition 1 Oct 16, 1999 Equal Interest Trio Myra Melford, piano; Leroy Jenkins, violin; Joseph Jarman, woodwinds 1 Oct 23, 1999 Steve Lacy Steve Lacy, soprano saxophones, Irene Aebi, vocalist 1 Dec 4, 1999 Andrew Cyrille Andrew - solo percussion 1 Dec 11, 1999 Pauline Oliveros Pauline, accordion; Dana Reason pieno; Philip Geld, shakuhachi 1 2000 Jan 21, 2000 Vijay Iyer and Ben Goldberg Iyer, piano; Goldberg, clarinet 1 Jan 25, 2000 Frode Gjerstad Frode Gjerstad, sax; (Norway) William Parker, bass; Hamid Drake, percussion 1 Feb 5, 2000 Triana JD Parran, clarinets; Anthony Davis, piano; Bert Turetzky, bass 1 Feb 19, 2000 Paul Plimley Plimley, piano solo 1 Mar 4, 2000 Sarah Cahill Cahill, piano solo 1 Mar 18, 2000 Mike Wofford Quartet Wofford, piano; Holly Hofmann, flute; Duncan Moore, drums; Derk Lieszkiewicz, bass 1 Apr 7, 2000 Terry Riley Terry Riley, piano; Stefano Scodanibbio, bass (Italy) 1 Apr 22, 2000 Cecil Lytle Lytle, solo piano 1 May 27, 2000 Cline/Stinson/Gauthier Alex Cline, drums; Jeff Gauthier, electric violin, GE Stinson, guitars 1 Jun 2, 2000 Jason Robinson Ensemble Robinson, sax; Anthony Davis, piano; Robert Perkins, percussion; Rob Thorsen, bass 1 Jun 10, 2000 Liebig Trio Steuart Liebig, bass; Billy Mintz, drums; Vinny Golia, woodwinds 1 Jun 15, 2000 Van Hove/ Bauer At St. Paul’s Episcopal Cathedral. Fred van Hove (Belgium), organ; Johannes Bauer, trombone (Germany) 1 Sep 23, 2000 Lisle Ellis Solo concert for bass and electronics 1 Oct 14, 2000 Trio Three Andrew Cyrille, drums; Oliver Lake, saxes; Reggie Workman, drums 1 Oct 21, 2000 Bennink and Plimley Han Bennink (Amsterdam), drums; Paul Plimley (Vancouver), piano 1 Nov 4, 2000 Ellery Eskelin Trio Eskelin, sax; Andrea Parkins, accordion/sampler; Jim Black, drums 1 Nov 11, 2000 Preston/Cline/Cline Don Preston, piano; Nels Cline, bass guitar; Alex Cline, percussion 1 Dec 1, 2000 Scot Ray Quintet Scot Ray, trombone; Alex Cline, drums; Nels Cline,electric guitar; Jeff Gauthier, violin; Steuart Liebig, bass guitars 1 Dec 9, 2000 Le Quon Ninh Ninh, percussionist from France 1 Dec 16, 2000 Michael Dessen Ensemble Dessen, trombone, plus UCSD performers 1 2001 Jan 7, 2001 Tribute to Robert Erikson Concert performed by Erikson’s colleagures from UCSD - benefit for Music Dept. 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