Jon Irabagon and Chris Pitsiokos Live at Downtown Music Gallery 2016-02-28
Band: Jon Irabagon, Chris Pitsiokos Videographer: Don Mount
Band: Jon Irabagon, Chris Pitsiokos Videographer: Don Mount
Band: The 12 Houses Videographer: Don Mount “Tamir Rice” “Feel the Bern” “No More Guns” “Sandra Bland”
Band: Ras Moshe’s Music Now! Unit Videographer: Don Mount
Band: Angelica Sanchez, Brandon Ross, Chad Taylor Videographer: Don Mount
Band: Michael Foster’s The Ghost Videographer: Kevin Reilly
Band: Joe Morris, Chris Pitsiokos Videographer: Kevin Reilly
Band: Andrew Parkins, Ava Mendoza Videographer: Kevin Reilly
Steve Swell’s Kende Dreams Silkheart (CD) When engaging the work of someone who looms as large as the Hungarian composer Béla Bartók, a number of paths may emerge. One could take on the fact that his research into the musics of Hungary, Romania, and other regional ethnographies presaged the bending of space and tonality by
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