PAST SHOWS

Railroad Rodia will be:
Skye Steele, violin
Kyle Sanna, guitar
Kaoru Watanabe, flutes
John Hadfield, drums
Chris Tordini, bass
and surprise guests TBA....

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Perspectives Ensemble and Judson Arts Present
Dark Eyes/New Eyes -- A Journey in Armenian Music
Thursday, May 16, 2013 at 7PM

Free Admission
Running time: approximately one hour and fifteen minutes
Reception with the artists and audience to follow

Featuring: Kevork Mourad, visual artist
MAYA—John Hadfield, percussion; Bridget Kibbey, harp; Sato Moughalian, flute
With Ara Dinkjian, oud; Eve Beglarian, vocals; Shane Shanahan, percussion; Nina Stern, recorder & chalumeau
Zulal—Teni Apelian, Yeraz Markarian, Anaïs Alexandra Tekerian

World Nomads Tunisia
Ghalia Benali
Wednesday, May 15 at 8pm
FIAF, Florence Gould Hall
Join Benali for a evening of soulful music that is at once modern and deeply-rooted in the country’s rich traditions.

Musicians:
• Stomu Takeishi (bass)
• Ned Rothenberg (clarinet/saxophone/shakohatchi)
• John Hadfield (drums)
• Alex Waterman (cello)
• Tanya Kalmanovitch (violin)

John Gunther's Safari Trio - CD Release
Friday, April 19, 2013
Dazzle Jazz
930 Lincoln St., Denver, CO 80203

Boulder performance April 18th
Denver performance April 19th

236 East 3rd Street Between Ave B & C
Reverend Pedro Pietri Way
New York City

The Epichorus / Hadar Noiberg Trio
Venue: 92YTribeca Mainstage
Location: 92YTribeca, 200 Hudson St
Price: from $12.00

Skye Steele, Kaoru Watanabe, Kyle Sanna, Chris Tordini and John Hadfield

Music Before 1800:
Nina Stern and Daphna Mor, recorders
with John Hadfield, frame drum
in program: Flauto Doppio
The recorder duo Nina Stern and Daphna Mor with John Hadfield of Yo-Yo Ma's Silk Road create a musical tapestry, performing music from the Middle Ages to the Baroque, from Flanders to Italy, and Armenia to Spain.

Lil Buck @ (le) poisson rouge: A jookin’ jam session starring Lil Buck
w/ Yo-Yo Ma, Brooklyn Rider, Cristina Pato, Marcus Printup, John Hadfield, and produced/directed by Damian Woetzel

URI SHARLIN AND THE DOGCAT ENSEMBLE. Accordionist Uri Sharlin leads a virtuosic ensemble (his largest ensamble so far!) through musical impressions from life in Brazil, New York, and the Middle East. Their new album features original compositions arranged for a septet that includes Matt Darriau (bass-clarinet), Gili Sharrett (bassoon), Kyle Sanna (guitar), Jordan Scannella (bass) John Hadfield, Rich Stein (percussion) and special guests.

LEVANTERA features co-founders Nina Stern and Daphna Mor on recorders, ney, and chalumeau; Tamer Pinarbasi on kanun; John Hadfield on percussion; and Jesse Kotansky on violin and oud.

Saturday, March 16 at 3:00 PM
Flushing Town Hall
137-35 Northern Boulevard, QUEENS

777 United Nations Plaza, 2nd fl., 44th St. and First Avenue.
MAYA opens the UN Commission on the Status of Women with a short concert featuring the music of Katherine Hoover, Robert Paterson, and John Hadfield.

632 Manhattan Avenue | Greenpoint, Brooklyn | 718.383.0885

Adam Fisher, cello and vocals
Octavio Brunetti, keyboard
John Hadfield, percussion

Saturday February 9 at 8 pm
at Sakevino
533 West 144th St (between Broadway and Amsterdam)

The entrance to the club is hidden. The #533 is on the main entrance of an apartment building. To the right of the entrance is a black gate with a small door that leads to a steep descending staircase. Go through the gate and down the staircase (a doorman will come up and check periodically for lost souls).

Petros Klampanis CONTEXTUAL
Time: 5:30p
Cover: $12; $10 students (valid ID with expiration date)

Jean Michel Pilc/piano,
Gilad Hekselman/guitar,
John Hadfield/percussion,
Megan Gould/violin,
Maria Manousaki/violin,
Isabel Hagen/viola,
Julia MacLaine/cello

Cristina Pato – Galician bagpipes, piano, flute and voice

Víctor Prieto, accordion

Edward Pérez – bass

Eric Doob – drums

John Hadfield – percussion

PETROS KLAMPANIS: CONTEXTUAL
Gilad Hekselman, guitar; Jean-Michel Pilc, piano; John Hadfield, percussion; Maria Im, violin; Maria Manousaki, violin; Ljova Zhurbin, viola; Julia MacLaine, cello; Petros Klampanis, bass

The amazing Karlie Bruce is also on at 10pm.

Gilad Hekselman/guitar
Jean Michel Pilc/piano
John Hadfield/percussion
Megan Weeder Gould/violin
Maria Manousaki/violin
Lev 'Ljova' Zhurbin/viola
Julia Mac Laine/cello

Show starts at 7PM.
Hope to see you there!

Cristina Pato will be performing in San Antonio TEXAS with her trio.
Victor Prieto, accordion
John Hadfield, percussion

Musical Bridges Around the World

Ljova, viola and fadolin
Inna Barmash, vocal
Patrick Farrell, accordion
Mike Savino, bass & banjo
John Hadfield, percussion

Minimum Age:
All Ages
Doors Open:
7:00 PM
Show Time:
8:00 PM
Description:
Gotham Chamber Opera: Orientale
in collaboration with Company XIV and MAYA
featuring the artists of Gotham Chamber Opera

Neal Goren, Music Director
Austin McCormick, Stage Director
Grant Herreid, Associate Music Director
Zane Pihlstrom, Set and Costume Design

Maeve Höglund, soprano
Jennifer Rivera, mezzo-soprano
Zachary Altman, baritone
Michael Kelly, baritone
MAYA
John Hadfield, percussion
Bridget Kibbey, harp
Sato Moughalian, flute

Neal Goren, piano and harpsichord
Grant Herreid, theorbo and baroque guitar
Nina Stern, chalumeau and recorder
Gotham Chamber Opera Early Instrument Ensemble

Gotham Chamber Opera presents an evening of music at the intersection of East and West. Orientale features Monteverdi's Il combattimento di Tancredi e Clorinda, along with music by Rameau, Lully, Szymanowski, Delibes, Schumann, Bizet, and traditional Armenian music. The artists of Gotham Chamber Opera will be joined by a baroque instrumental ensemble, the dancers of Company XIV, the flute-harp-percussion trio MAYA, Grant Herreid (theorbo and baroque guitar) and Nina Stern (chalumeau and recorder).

$25 Table Seating
$15 Standing Room

Minimum Age:
All Ages
Doors Open:
7:00 PM
Show Time:
8:00 PM
Description:
Gotham Chamber Opera: Orientale
in collaboration with Company XIV and MAYA
featuring the artists of Gotham Chamber Opera

Neal Goren, Music Director
Austin McCormick, Stage Director
Grant Herreid, Associate Music Director
Zane Pihlstrom, Set and Costume Design

Maeve Höglund, soprano
Jennifer Rivera, mezzo-soprano
Zachary Altman, baritone
Michael Kelly, baritone
MAYA
John Hadfield, percussion
Bridget Kibbey, harp
Sato Moughalian, flute

Neal Goren, piano and harpsichord
Grant Herreid, theorbo and baroque guitar
Nina Stern, chalumeau and recorder
Gotham Chamber Opera Early Instrument Ensemble

Gotham Chamber Opera presents an evening of music at the intersection of East and West. Orientale features Monteverdi's Il combattimento di Tancredi e Clorinda, along with music by Rameau, Lully, Szymanowski, Delibes, Schumann, Bizet, and traditional Armenian music. The artists of Gotham Chamber Opera will be joined by a baroque instrumental ensemble, the dancers of Company XIV, the flute-harp-percussion trio MAYA, Grant Herreid (theorbo and baroque guitar) and Nina Stern (chalumeau and recorder).

$25 Table Seating
$15 Standing Room

Homage to Catalonia: In Celebration of the Centenary of Xavier Montsalvatge

28 September 2012: The Foundation for Iberian Music’s artist-in-residence Perspectives Ensemble will perform a concert with Ángel Gil-Ordóñez as Principal Guest Conductor at the Morgan Library and Museum featuring the new composition by Benet Casablancas. Founded in 1993 by Artistic Director Sato Moughalian, Perspectives Ensemble historically and culturally contextualizes the works of composers in its performance events. Casablancas’ new work is the 2012 Composer’s Commission and part of the Xavier Montsalvatge (1912-2012) Centennial celebration.
Homage to Catalonia: In Celebration of the Centenary of Xavier Monsalvatge
The Morgan Library and Museum, 7pm
225 Madison Avenue at 36th Street
New York, NY 10016
(212) 685-0008
Tickets: $35; $25 for Members

I am going to be sitting in on a work with my great friend Avi Avital.

Sam Buck Rosen
Behavior
Lead Stones
Sky White Tiger
Golden Tones from Golden Bones
Music from 8 pm
$7 Cover
Cameo Gallery
93 N6th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11211

14. Juni / 20 Uhr / Orangerie
Kinan Azmeh’s City Band meets Tanztheater Bielefeld
Kinan Azmeh / Theater Bielefeld
22,00 und 28,00 Euro

El Genaina Theater, Azhar Park,Salah Salem Road, Darrasa, Cairo, Egypt

Kinan Azmeh´s City Band - Morgenland Festival 2012
Osnabrück, Germany


Lagerhalle Saal Rolandsmauer 26 49074 Osnabrück, Germany

Featuring Michael Wollf (piano), James Genus (bass), John Hadfield (percussion), Lenny Pickett (sax)

This is going to be really slamming so come out...

Roulette
509 Atlantic Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11217
(917) 267-0363
roulette@roulette.org

Grace Episcopal Church
13 Court Street, Cortland, NY

Vasko Dukovski -- Clarinet
Dan Nadel -- Guitar
Daniel Ori -- Bass
Special guest on percussion: John Hadfield

Balkanika
691 9th Ave, Manhattan, NY 10036

May 12th, 13th, and 14th
Pratt Manhattan Gallery, 144 West 14th Street, Second Floor
Pratt Institute’s “Graduate Fine Arts 2012” Exhibition on view

Tickets available online or at the door
Single tickets $15 · All-Festival Pass $35

Tom Lee Music Co
11/F, Silvercord Tower 1,
30 Canton Road, Tsimshatsui,
Kowloon, HONGKONG

249 Fourth Avenue
Brooklyn, NY
11215

EMILIO TEUBAL QUINTET w/ Moto Fukushima: electric bass Sam Sadigursky: saxes and clarinet John Hadfield : Percussion Adam Fischer: Cello Emilio Teubal: Piano, Keyboard and Compositions

Christmas from the Blue Note ft. Combo Nuvo + Special Guests
FEATURING:
David Schroeder, saxophones, woodwinds & harmonica
Rich Shemaria, piano & arrangements
Lenny Pickett, saxophones & woodwinds
Brad Shepik, guitar
Mike Richmond, bass
John Hadfield, percussion

IVAM - The First Spanish exclusively Modern Art museum in Valencia. More details soon..

Movements from The Book of Goddesses will be performed by MAYA.

A one-hour, free concert featuring works of Robert Paterson, Yotam Haber, John Hadfield, Erik Friedlander; traditional Sephardic, Armenian works.

I will be performing music composed by Kinan Azmeh for the play "Flight of the Ibis"

PETROS KLAMPANIS CONTEXTUAL 4TET FEATURING GREG OSBY
Gilad Hekselman, guitar; Lefteris Kordis, piano; John Hadfield, percussion; Greg Osby, alto saxophoe; Sara Serpa, voice; Andre Matos, guitar

Combo Nuvo
FEATURING:
David Schroeder, saxophones, woodwinds & harmonica
Rich Shemaria, piano & arrangements
Lenny Pickett, saxophones & woodwinds
Brad Shepik, guitar
Mike Richmond, bass
John Hadfield, percussion

This is going to be the first show of a great project that I have with the amazing t abla maestro Suphala. Come out!

GreenHomeNYC's "The New New York Block Party Fundraiser"
Sky White Tiger, Kidding on the Square, Chris Cubeta & The Liars Club, Michael Pope DJing between sets
Mon, September 19, 2011
Doors: 6:00 pm / Show: 8:00 pm
$10.00

Musical Performance: Sabina Rakcheyeva Ensemble Launches the Album ‘UnVeiled’
Sun, September 18, 2011 7:30 pm at Alwan for the Arts

featuring

Sabina Rakcheyeva, Violin

Kinan Azmeh, Clarinet

Attab Haddad, Oud

Kathleen Tagg, piano

John Hadfield, Percussion

Josh Myers, Bass

Tickets
Regular: $20 (buy now)*
Student/Senior/Member: $15 (buy now)* Student and member IDs will be checked at the door.

Cristina Pato en ANGOLA invitada por la AECI

Cristina Pato visita LUANDA, ANGOLA para ofrecer un concierto con motivo de la semana de la Cooperación Internacional en Angola.
La AECI Agencia Española de Cooperación organiza una serie de talleres y conciertos en los que Cristina participará activamente.
Concierto: Luanda 8 y 9 de Septiembre Nacional Cine Teatro Chá de Caxinde
Talleres: Lugar: Escuela Nacional de Administración Pública (ENAP)
Actividad: Taller musical de Cristina Pato con la “Escuela de Música Kaposoca”

Cristina Pato CUARTETO: CPato piano y gaita, Laura Amado voz, Roberto Comesaña acordeón, John Hadfield percusión.

Sat, July 16, Irondale Performing Arts Center, 85 S Oxford St, Fort Greene, BK
7-9:30pm VIP donor reception & silent auction, $40-200
9:30pm-4am party, $20 / $10 after 2am, 21+

I will be playing drums with Sxip and we are opening for the amazing Cibo Matto...

I will be playing percussion with Deep Purple...crazy.

We are very happy to invite you to a studio sharing of Thresh's new work, Savitri - Journey in Eternal Night.

Date: June 8th 2011

Time: 8:10pm (till 9pm including discussion) - please arrive by 8pm

Venue: Alvin Ailey studios,
405 West 55th Street
New York, NY 10019
(212) 405-9056

Thank you so much for your ongoing support!

About the Evening:
We welcome you to Savitri: Journey in Eternal Night. We are very excited to be with you in a studio setting to share with you our creative process. The work so far represents a collaboration of two years of vocal and dance improvisation. This is our 'first unveiling' to a select group who can dialogue with us after the sharing. We feel that your input will help us in the next dimension as we enter the production phase with more music composition, direction, lighting, costumes and scenic ideas.

Savitri, a poem by Sri Aurobindo is a wonderful example of 20th century poetic aesthetic melding a deep Indian metaphysical thought with English verse writing. It represents an amalgamation of ancient wisdom with modern language.

Both Kyra and I have approached it from our own sources - our classical roots (Indian classical dance for me, western classical singing and jazz vocal improvisation for Kyra) and have been exploring the form alongside the interpretation of the poem shifting from the representational to abstract and linear to non-linear. John Hadfield, our sound designer and music collaborator has been working on the environment sounds that surround the performers. The sound-scape has been inspired by the text and the relationship between the characters, especially Satyavan and the formless Death.

There are two main characters, Satyavan and Savitri. Each has a relationship with formless Death. Satyavan is the soul carrying the Divine Truth lost in death and ignorance and finds himself located in the mundane. Savitri is the Divine Word who comes to save and debates the Formless with form. Their journey as mortals debating with an immortal (Death) forms our work - Journey in Eternal Night.

Collaborators:

Preeti Vasudevan (artistic director, Thresh)

www.threshdance.org


Kyra Gaunt (TED Fellow, Singer-songwriter, Ethnomusicologist)

http://twitter.com/kyraocity


John Hadfield (Composer)

http://www.jhadfield.com

About the event
Petros Klampanis/CONTEXTUAL - CD Release concert

Bassist and composer Petros Klampanis invites an array of renowned musicians, in order to celebrate the release of his debut album Contextual, on Sunday the 5th of June, 8:30PM at the Cornelia Street Café.

Line up:

Gilad Hekselman/guitar
John Hadfield/percussion
Megan Gould/violin
Rebecca Cherry/violin
Lev "Ljova" Zhurbin/viola
Yoed Nir/cello

and
Petros Klampanis/bass, looper, arrangements.

Guest:
Magda Giannikou/voice


Much like an impressionist painter alters his color palette depending on how light falls upon his subject, Petros Klampanis alters the musical context in every track of Contextual, in order to point out different characteristics of the double bass. Petros Klampanis’ debut album, Contextual is released by Inner Circle Music.

5/27 Friday (KR)
8 pm
Neil Rolnick
Neil Rolnick (laptop) MAYA: Sato Moughalian (flute) Bridget Kibbey (harp) John Hadfield (percussion) Robert Osborne (baritone) Bob Gluck (piano)
"Uptown Jump" with MAYA (Sato Moughalian,Bridget Kibbey and John Hadfield). "Making Light of It" with Robert Osborne. "Faith" with Bob Gluck. "Uptown Jump" and "Making Light of It" are both on Innova 656 (Digits). "Faith" is on Innova 782 (Extended Family). Rolnick will be performing laptop on the last two pieces.

475 10th Avenue # 1
New York, NY 10018-9725
(212) 966-7745

May 7
Anastasia Khitruk
Jefferson Hamer
John Hadfield
Kinan Azmeh
Kyle Sanna Saturday, May 7, 2011, Brooklyn Lyceum
Genre-breaking variety of musicians and other artists from a wide array of backgrounds. The series will feature world-class musicians — not to mention Grammy-nominated — in rock, bluegrass, pop, jazz, folk and classical genres, as well as visual artists, comedians, and dancers in a kind of creative free-for all. GALA NYC serves as a platform for artists to collaborate and connect with one another, and with the audience, in a unique and spontaneous way. Their collaborations could be an original composition or a reinterpretation of existing music, but audiences will hear something they’ve never heard before. The one-of-a-kind series is anchored and developed by Juilliard-trained cellist and composer Mike Block, hailed by Yo Yo Ma as “the ideal 21st century musician.’”
The first four shows will take place May 7, 14, 21 and 28 at 8 PM, with
tickets costing $15 in advance and $18 at the door. A full season of
twice-monthly shows will begin in September and run through May, 2012.

SKY WHITE TIGER UNPLUGGED

MAY 5TH @ 730 PM

CRISTINA DOS SANTOS

TRIBECA DESIGN STORE

39 N MOORE ST

FREE

FEATURING: Rich Shemaria, composer & conductor Lenny Pickett, tenor saxophone Billy Drewes, tenor saxophone Don Friedman, piano Bruce Arnold, guitar Ralph Lalama, tenor saxophone Combo Nuvo.

125 E 11TH ST

$8

29 April 2011: The Foundation for Iberian Music presents a concert dedicated to the compositions of composer Joan Valent. Known as a minimalist, Valent has composed numerous works. Additionally, his work has appeared in film and television. Co-sponsored by the Institut Ramon Llull, the concert will be held at the CUNY Graduate Center’s Proshansky Auditorium at 7pm.

PROSHANKSY AUDITORIOUM 7pm

CUNY Graduate Center

365 Fifth Avenue

New York, NY 10016

Free and Open to the Public

Music of Spain: A Performance by the Maya Trio

28 April 2011: The Foundation for Iberian Music presents a concert of the diverse musical traditions of Spain performed by the Maya Trio featuring guest artist Cristina Pato. Formed in 2005, the Maya Trio is a rhythmically driven combination of flute, harp, and percussion. Under the direction of Sato Moughalian, the Maya Trio seeks to perform and showcase the diverse music from various cultures around the world.

Music of Spain

Thursday April 28, 2010 8 PM
Judson Memorial Church
55 Washington Square South
New York, NY 10012

MAYA

John Hadfield, Percussion

Bridget Kibbey, Harp

Sato Moughalian, Flutes

Guest Artist

Cristina Pato, Bagpipes

PROGRAM:

Lamento trad. Galician
Cristina Pato, bagpipes

Asklepios Gabriel Erkoreka (b. 1969 Bilbao)
Commissioned for MAYA by the Spanish Ministry of Culture
MAYA

Puncha, puncha la rosa huela trad. Sephardic arr. Erik Friedlander
MAYA

WORLD PREMIERE Eneko Vadillo (b. 1973 Málaga)
Commissioned for MAYA by the Spanish Ministry of Culture
For Danièle
MAYA

El Cant dels Ocells trad. Catalan arr. Pau Casals/MAYA
MAYA

WORLD PREMIERE Joan Valent (b. 1964 Palma de Mallorca)
Sato Moughalian, flute & Bridget Kibbey, harp

Bulería trad. Andalucian
For Danièle
John Hadfield, cajon

Afrika trad. Galician
Panxolino trad. Galician

The concert is in memory of Danièle Doctorow, Maya’s great friend and inspiration, passionate advisor and board member, lover of the arts and of life.

Emilio Teubal Quartet

Moto Fukushima: electric bass
John Hadifeild: drums and percussion
Sam Sadigursky: clarinet and sax
Emilio Teubal: keyboard/ new compositions

Tuesday April 26 @ Nublu
62 Ave C (bet. 4 and 5)
www.nublu.net
9 to 11 pm.
$10 cover

SKY WHITE SPRING FLING!
APRIL 21st @ BOWERY ELECTRIC
w/Karlie Bruce, Sky White Tiger + Hess is More?
327 Bowery - NY NY 10003
Cover $8 - Doors 7pm

Cutting Edge Concerts New Music Festival 2011
Mon, Mar 28 at 7:30 pm
Leonard Nimoy Thalia
$20; Students, Seniors $15

Cutting Edge Concerts New Music Festival 2011 presents MAYA, flutist Sato Moughalian, harpist Bridget Kibbey and percussionist John Hadfield performing the world premiere of Hannah Lash's Fear; Renee Jolles, Daniel Panner, Maxine Neumann and Kathleen Supove performing the NY premiere of Peter Schickele's Music for Orcas Island, Laurie Anderson performing The Gray Rabbit; a work in progress; Sato Moughalian and Kathleen Supove performing Jon Deak's Bye Bye and Kathleen Supove and Sato Moughalian playing Randy Woolf's Righteous Babe.

We will have a huge LP release show/ party April 21st , but we of the white winter fur are not ones to pass up a love fest so...if you are in the Manhatta this MARCH 16th join us for a night good times music at ROCKWOOD MUSIC HALL 2 (196 Allen St bet houston and Stanton - 830 sharp ! )

Tabla, the traditional Indian set of two hand drums, appears so simple. But the sounds it makes can be as nuanced and expressive as the hands and mind that touch it. New York's Suphala, a young and versatile protégé of the great tabla masters Ustad Alla Rakha and Ustad Zakir Hussain, lets her training in classical piano and improvisational performance style pour out through this remarkable instrument. At The Monsoon Club, Suphala will be joined by clarinetist Kinan Azmeh, trumpeter Amir Elsaffar, and percussionists Matt Kilmer and John Hadfield.

Emilio Teubal
Sam Sadigursky
Moto Fukushima
John Hadfield

Come and experience Cirène and reimagine timeless tales from around the world through the combined mediums of dance, music, and live painting/animation.

Colin Jacobsen, violin
Eric Jacobsen, cello
Maile Okamura, dancer
John Hadfield, percussions
Kevork Mourad, painter/animator

Emilio Teubal
Sam Sadigursky
Moto Fukushima
John Hadfield

Gato Loco will be playing after us and it should be a fun night...

Wednesday, Jan. 5th, 8pm - 4am
with Peter Apfelbaum's HEIROGLYPHICS TRIO, SUPHALA, Kinan Azmeh's CITYBAND, and BROOKLYN RIDER
come at 8 for the concert or later for the party. if you'd like, bring: instruments, drinks, friends.

Summer Camp is my home: 215 Lexington Ave, Brooklyn (top apt) Between Bedford and Nostrand Ave. [G train to Bedford/Nostrand]

Oh Sky White Tiger Night with Fancy Colors / Behavior / Sky White Tiger
Featuring Brooklyn-based bands, DJs, video and indie fashion.

Brooklyn's own, Sky White Tiger, led by Louis Schwadron (former member of The Polyphonic Spree and Rufus Wainwright's band), presents the first annual "Oh Sky White Tiger Night" featuring Brooklyn-based bands, DJs, video and indie fashion at 92YTribeca.

Inspired by works of astrological mythology and the blurred lines between fantasy and reality, five-piece psych-pop band Sky White Tiger formed in Brooklyn in 2009. After a decade of writing, recording, touring and collaborating with artists as far reaching as David Bowie, Sufjan Stevens and Yo-Yo Ma, the five lifelong Tiger brethren decided to take matters into their own paws. After a batch of supporting US tour dates with Rufus Wainwright and a few months in the studio with Brooklyn-based producer Bryce Goggin, Sky White Tiger has recently completed tracking for their debut LP to be released in 2011. Whether performing on a concert stage, in an art gallery or planetarium dome, Sky White Tiger fuses sound, costume and light design, transforming any space into the Tiger realm of the endless imagination.

Also on the bill are Fancy Colors. Featuring former members of Jupiter One, Fancy Colors plays lush and dreamy folk rock from their forthcoming album Near Equator..

Emilio Teubal
Sam Sadigursky
Moto Fukushima
John Hadfield

Nublu is at 62 Avenue C between 4/5th street, East Village. Manhattan

Concert du Kinan Azmeh City Band
Le mardi 9 novembre à 20h
Salle des actes
École normale supérieure
45, rue d'Ulm
75005 Paris
Entrée libre
Kinan Azmeh, Kyle Sanna, Josh Myers et John Hadfield

Free

The Mint
6010 West Pico Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90035

2400 Kettner Blvd, #212
San Diego, CA 92101

CMJ
R Bar
218 Bowery, NYC 10012

littlefield is located at 622 Degraw Street between 3rd and 4th Avenue in the Gowanus. It is easily accessible via public transportation, bike, and car. We’re in the middle of the block so disregard the street numbers.

Cristina Pato BAND in concert. Harrisonburg VA

Cristina Pato and her band presenting The Galician Connection
Victor Prieto,accordion; Carlo DeRosa, double bass; John Hadfield, percussion; Patrice Jegou, voice.

James Madison University
Harrisonburg VA

I will be playing percussion in the SNL Band

I will be performing with Kinan Azmeh's City Band and then playing with Suphala and Matt Kilmer.
Leonard Nimoy Thalia
2537 Broadway at 95th Street, New York, NY 10025-6990

The Harvard Club of New York City is located at 35 West 44th Street between 5th Avenue and the Avenue of the Americas (6th Avenue) in Manhattan, New York City, New York. Go to directions.

Phone: 212 375 1500

Nublu is at 62 Avenue C between 4/5th street, East Village. Manhattan

The Blue Note
131 West 3rd Street
New York, NY 10012-1208
(212) 475-8592


FEATURING:
Dave Schroeder, woodwinds & harmonica, compositions
Rich Shemaria, piano & keyboards, arranger/composer
Mike Richmond, cello, bass violin, electric bass
John Hadfield, percussion
Lenny Pickett, saxophone & woodwinds
Brad Shepik, guitar

Combo Nuvo, an eclectic improvisational ensemble is comprised of some of New York City's leading jazz artists. The group combines influences ranging from jazz and classical to blues and world music. Individually, these artists have performed with such music legends as Miles Davis, Ravi Shankar, Elton John, Yo Yo Ma, Paul Simon, Natalie Cole, Dave Douglas, Oscar Castro Neves, Randy Brecker and Tower of Power. These musical experiences combine to create truly original music.

Formed in 2006 in New York City, Kinan Azmeh’s CityBand immediately gained recognition for their virtuosic and high energy performance, receiving praise from such sources as the New York Times' Vivien Schweitzer, who deemed the segment, "the highlight of the evening." Azmeh's impressive resume includes performances in Paris, London, Berlin, New York, Moscow, and Damascus, both as a soloist and composer. With this New York ensemble, he strives to reach a balance between classical music, jazz, and the music of his homeland, Syria. Azmeh's expressive clarinet meets Kyle Sanna's rustic guitar, soaring at times over the dynamic and volatile backdrop of John Hadfield's percussion and Josh Myers' double bass. Each band member has come from varied backgrounds to add their personal flair to this ensemble, resulting in a thoroughly exciting and rewarding listening experience.

SUMMER TIGER SIMMER

AUG 22 - 9pm

ROCKWOOD MUSIC HALL _ STAGE 2

196 Allen St (bet Houston & Stanton)

FEATURING:
Dave Schroeder, woodwinds & harmonica, compositions
Rich Shemaria, piano & keyboards, arranger/composer
Mike Richmond, cello, bass violin, electric bass
John Hadfield, percussion
Lenny Pickett, saxophone & woodwinds
Brad Shepik, guitar

Combo Nuvo, an eclectic improvisational ensemble is comprised of some of New York City's leading jazz artists. The group combines influences ranging from jazz and classical to blues and world music. Individually, these artists have performed with such music legends as Miles Davis, Ravi Shankar, Elton John, Yo Yo Ma, Paul Simon, Natalie Cole, Dave Douglas, Oscar Castro Neves, Randy Brecker and Tower of Power. These musical experiences combine to create truly original music.

FEATURING:
Dave Schroeder, woodwinds & harmonica, compositions
Rich Shemaria, piano & keyboards, arranger/composer
Mike Richmond, cello, bass violin, electric bass
John Hadfield, percussion
Lenny Pickett, saxophone & woodwinds
Brad Shepik, guitar

Combo Nuvo, an eclectic improvisational ensemble is comprised of some of New York City's leading jazz artists. The group combines influences ranging from jazz and classical to blues and world music. Individually, these artists have performed with such music legends as Miles Davis, Ravi Shankar, Elton John, Yo Yo Ma, Paul Simon, Natalie Cole, Dave Douglas, Oscar Castro Neves, Randy Brecker and Tower of Power. These musical experiences combine to create truly original music.

New York, NY – MAYA, the trio of John Hadfield, percussion; Jacqueline Kerrod, harp;Sato Moughalian flute, will be presented by JudsonArts, at
55 Washington Square South, New York, in a program of new works, featuring four world-premiere performances on Tuesday, June 8 at 8 PM. Admission is free. A reception follows the concert.

The program includes the premiere of ASKLEPIOS by the Spanish composer Gabriel Erkoreka, winner of the Premio Reina Sofia 2007, Spain’s highest honor for composers, and the first MAYA commission to be published internationally, by Oxford University Press. Also receiving its first performance is different voices together, a multimedia work by the American-Israeli composer Yotam Haber incorporating 38 recordings of cantors from the Tempio Maggiore, Rome’s central synagogue, recorded in the 1940s and 50s--a collection unearthed by the composer in 2008. Also featured is The Book of Goddesses, a nine-movement work by the New York composer Robert Paterson, inspired by the book of the same name by Brooklyn artist/writer Kris Waldherr. MAYA percussionist John Hadfield is represented by two works: Theoretical Wall, for Garrahand, an electronic, tunable Argentinian tongue drum, and laptop with Abelton Live, as well as Sisters, a work written for MAYA in 2008. Sound design is by Tom Beyer. All the composers will be in attendance.

The concert is a co-presentation of JudsonArts, Michael Conley, Director, and Perspectives Ensemble. Generous support for these commissions came from The New York State Council on the Arts, the Jerome Foundation, the American Composers Center, and the Spanish Ministry of Culture. Additional support for the performance comes from the Jarvis and Constance Doctorow Family Foundation and The Foundation for Iberian Music.

DogCat Sextet

5/22 Saturday
8 pm
@ the stone


Avenue C and 2nd street NW corner ( http://www.thestonenyc.com/ )
$10 cover

DogCat Sextet

Uri Sharlin (accordion) Kyle Sanna (guitar) Janet Grice (bassoon) Rich Stein (percussion) John Hadfield (percussion) Gilad Harel (bass clarinet)
and a very special Guest - Frank London (trumpet)

FEATURING:
Dave Schroeder, woodwinds & harmonica, compositions
Rich Shemaria, piano & keyboards, arranger/composer
Mike Richmond, cello, bass violin, electric bass
John Hadfield, percussion
Lenny Pickett, saxophone & woodwinds
Brad Shepik, guitar

Combo Nuvo, an eclectic improvisational ensemble is comprised of some of New York City's leading jazz artists. The group combines influences ranging from jazz and classical to blues and world music. Individually, these artists have performed with such music legends as Miles Davis, Ravi Shankar, Elton John, Yo Yo Ma, Paul Simon, Natalie Cole, Dave Douglas, Oscar Castro Neves, Randy Brecker and Tower of Power. These musical experiences combine to create truly original music.

Location:
Barnes & Noble Book Sellers Flagship Store
150 East 86th St. NYC

Lahore with Love: Growing Up with Girlfriends Pakistani Style
Launch of Fawzia Afzal-Khan's memoir

7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Price: $15.00
Member Price: $13.50

A vibrant evening of film, dramatic readings and musical performance.

For women growing up in Pakistan's patriarchal, segregated society, it is not surprising that female friendships take on a deep, enduring resonance. Yet what happens to these friendships? Hajira shoots herself. Saira has a nervous breakdown. Madina abuses her husband. And Samina’s body is found abandoned on a bench.

4/13/10
KNITTING FACTORY- 8pm.
361 Metropolitan Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11211

Saturday , April 31st, 2010. 8pm, 2 fresh sets of music at
Shambhala Center of NY
118 West 22nd Street
RSVP to musicevents@shambhalanyc.org
$10 cover
An explosive fusion of flamenco, Balkan, Middle Eastern and Klezmer music. Featuring three virtuoso artists, this trio creates an exotic world music soundscape for the 21st century.
Jonathan Keren -- Viola http://www.jonathankeren.com/
Dan Nadel -- Flamenco Guitar http://www.nadelmusic.com/
John hadfield -- Percussion http://www.jhadfield.com/
AND, featuring vocalist Gabrielle Stravelli for the entire 2nd set
http://www.reverbnation.com/gabriellestravelli

CD Release Show
Daniel Hope
April 5,2010
Concert starts @ 8PM
Doors open @ 6PM
Tickets $20.00

Located at 431 W 16th St
New York, NY 10011
between 9th and 10th Ave
(212) 414-5994

Directions

Alwan for the Arts

16 Beaver Street, 4th Floor (bet. Broad & Broadway)
New York, NY 10004
Tel.: (646) 732-3261 Fax: (212) 967-4326
Email: info@alwanforthearts.org
Alwan for the Arts is accessible to people with disabilities. Please call 646 732 3261 in advance, or, buzz at the door to arrange a ramp.


TRAINS: 4/5 to Bowling Green; J/M/Z to Broad St.; R/W to Whitehall St.; 1 to Rector St. or South Ferry; 2/3 to Wall St.; A/C to Broadway-Nassau

BUSES: M1, M6, M9, M16, M20.

BIKE: Hudson Rvr. Greenway, East Rvr. path, Liberty St., Broadway, Water St.

Sabina Rakcheyeva, violin
Kinan Azmeh, clarinet
Attab Haddad, oud
Kathleen Tagg, piano
Josh Myers, bass
John Hadfield, percussion

Petes Candy Store
709 Lorimer St
Brooklyn, NY 11211
(718) 302-3770

I will performing with John Gunther and BlOrk

* 7th March 2010, Kamani Auditorium, New Delhi

361 Metropolitan Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11211
(347) 529-6696

Nublu
62 Avenue C
New York, NY 10009
Cross Streets: 4th and 5th
Subways: F to 2nd ave, L to 1st Ave

Sky White Tiger

2/14/2010 8:00 PM at PUBLIC ASSEMBLY
70 North 6th st bet wythe and kent wiliamsburg, Brooklyn, New York 11211
Cost: $10
CHERUBALL !!! - 8pm A VALENTINES DATE TO REMEMEBER! feat. SKY WHITE TIGER MATT JOHNSON BAND

Sky White Tiger
SUPPORTING RUFUS WAINWRIGHT
Bardavon
35 Market Street
Poughkeepsie, New York 12601

260 Audubon Ave

December 13, 2009: 1:30-4:30 PM
Time Changes Percussion Trio:
Shane Shanahan
Matt Kilmer
John Hadfield

American Museum of Natural History
New York, NY
This dynamic drumming group draws on ancient sources from the Middle East, India, Indonesia and Africa, framing them in the context of 21st-century New York. This event is one in a series of performances brought together by the Silk Road Project, which take place within the "Traveling the Silk Road" exhibition at AMNH every Sunday afternoon through August 15, 2010.

I will be playing percussion in the SNL Band.

Wednesday, December 16th
2009
at 7:00 pm

Italian Cultural Institute
686 Park Avenue, New York

For reservation please call
212 879 4242 ext. 361
Suggested Admission $10; IIC member $5

The meeting in New York of two musicians who share love for improvisation; in their music one can hear Mediterranian echoes: from Italy to Balkans through North Africa, searching for a musical concept of the "South"

Mauro Pagani made his debut in music in 1970 as violinist, flautist and founding member of the rock band " Premiata Forneria Marconi", later embarking on a successful solo career that led him to play with some of the important Italian singer songwriters, from Vecchioni and Nannini to De Andre' himself. In 1989 the album "Creuza de Ma" (composed with De Andre') was voted the best Italian record of the past fifty years and today it is considered a landmark of "world music" In April 2009, he published his first book "Foto di gruppo con chitarrista" (Group photo with guitarist) for Rizzoli Editore. He also participated in the project "Domani 21.04.09 Artisti Uniti per l'Abruzzo" (Tomorrow 21.04.09 Artists for Abruzzo) together with other 56 other artists. He re-edited his song "Domani" (Tomorrow) written in 2003, and recorded it for charity, with the purpose of collecting funds for the reconstruction of the Conservatorio "Alfredo Casella" and of the "Teatro Stabile d'Abruzzo" in L'Aquila.

December 13, 2009: 1:30-4:30 PM
Time Changes Percussion Trio:
Shane Shanahan
Matt Kilmer
John Hadfield

American Museum of Natural History
New York, NY
This dynamic drumming group draws on ancient sources from the Middle East, India, Indonesia and Africa, framing them in the context of 21st-century New York. This event is one in a series of performances brought together by the Silk Road Project, which take place within the "Traveling the Silk Road" exhibition at AMNH every Sunday afternoon through August 15, 2010.

SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE
Saturdays on NBC (11:30 p.m. - 1 a.m. ET)

Matchless - 557 Manhattan Ave. Brooklyn, NY 11222.

Located on the corner of Manhattan Ave. and Driggs Ave. in Greenpoint, Brooklyn near McCarren Park.

Train directions
Take the L to Bedford Ave.
Exit near intersection of N 7th St and Bedford Ave.
Start out going East on Bedford Ave towards N 8th St.
Turn right onto Manhattan Ave.

Combo Nuvo: NYU Jazz Artist/Faculty In-Residence Ensemble
FEATURING:
Dave Schroeder, woodwinds & harmonica, compositions
Rich Shemaria, piano & keyboards, arranger/composer
Mike Richmond, cello, bass violin, electric bass
John Hadfield, percussion
Lenny Pickett, saxophone & woodwinds
Brad Shepik, guitar

Combo Nuvo, an eclectic improvisational ensemble is comprised of some of New York City's leading jazz artists. The group combines influences ranging from jazz and classical to blues and world music. Individually, these artists have performed with such music legends as Miles Davis, Ravi Shankar, Elton John, Yo Yo Ma, Paul Simon, Natalie Cole, Dave Douglas, Oscar Castro Neves, Randy Brecker and Tower of Power. These musical experiences combine to create truly original music.

I will be playing a song with Breedlove during AN ANNA COPA CABANNA CHRISTMAS!! Joe’s Pub
425 lafayette, new york, New York
Cost: 12

Formed in 2006 in New York City, Kinan Azmeh’s CityBand immediately gained recognition for their virtuosic and high energy performance, receiving praise from such sources as the New York Times's Vivien Schweitzer, who deemed the segment, "the highlight of the evening." Azmeh's impressive resume includes performances in Paris, London, Berlin, New York, Moscow, and Damascus, both as a soloist and composer. With this New York ensemble, he strives to reach a balance between classical music, jazz, and the music of his homeland, Syria. Azmeh's expressive clarinet meets Kyle Sanna's rustic guitar, soaring at times over the dynamic and volatile backdrop of John Hadfield's percussion and Josh Myers' double bass. Each band member has come from varied backgrounds to add their personal flair to this ensemble, resulting in a thoroughly exciting and rewarding listening experience.

Riverside Church-Room 9T. Entrance is at 91 Claremont Avenue – that’s between 120 and 122 Streets. And Claremont is just west of Broadway. Take the elevator to 9 floor.

Address
70 North 6th St.
Brooklyn, NY
11211
Closet Subway: L to Bedford Ave.
Cross Streets: Wythe and Kent

FREDERICK RZEWSKI’S COMING TOGETHER

Choreographed by Rebecca Lazier in collaboration with dancers

Dancers: Jennifer Lafferty, Rashaun Mitchell, Silas Riener, Rommel Salveron, Emily Stone

Musicians: John Benthal, John Hadfield, Bohdan Hilash, Michael Lowenstern, Stephan Moore, Cesare Pipetti, Arthur Solari, Price Waldman and Alex Waterman

Irondale Center: 85 South Oxford Street, Fort Greene, 2 blks from BAM

FREE, suggested donation $1-$1,000,000
for more information: 917-553-1418

Formed in 2006 in New York City, Kinan Azmeh’s CityBand immediately gained recognition for their virtuosic and high energy performance, receiving praise from such sources as the New York Times's Vivien Schweitzer, who deemed the segment, "the highlight of the evening." Azmeh's impressive resume includes performances in Paris, London, Berlin, New York, Moscow, and Damascus, both as a soloist and composer. With this New York ensemble, he strives to reach a balance between classical music, jazz, and the music of his homeland, Syria. Azmeh's expressive clarinet meets Kyle Sanna's rustic guitar, soaring at times over the dynamic and volatile backdrop of John Hadfield's percussion and Josh Myers' double bass. Each band member has come from varied backgrounds to add their personal flair to this ensemble, resulting in a thoroughly exciting and rewarding listening experience.

9:30 PM at Bruar Falls (CMJ SHOWCASE)
245 Grand St, Brooklyn, New York 11211-4302

Tea Lounge in Park Slope
837 UNION ST.
718 – 789 – 2762
Subway : Q to 7th Ave, 2/3 to Grand Army Plaza or M/R to Union St.

MOSA is on 178 Bennett Ave in Washington Heights

229 front street- South Street Seaport

Combo Nuvo (NYU Steinhardt Jazz Artists-In-Residence Ensemble)
Dave Schroeder, woodwinds, harmonica
Lenny Pickett, woodwinds
Brad Shepik, guitar
Rich Shemaria, piano
Mike Richmond, cello
John Hadfield, percussion

Barnes & Noble Booksellers
Located at 150 E. 86th St. and Lexington.

Southpaw is located at 125 Fifth Ave. in Park Slope, Brooklyn. It's close to several subway stations and is about a $12 cab ride from Lower Manhattan.

NEW Store Address: 13 Monroe Street [between Catherine & Market Streets in Chinatown], New York, NY 10002-7351

196 Allen Street
New York City 10002
212.477.4155
between E. Houston and Stanton

229 front street- South Street Seaport

186 Bedford Avenue Williamsburg

Selections from "Three Childs" by Ha-Yang Kim
with Marco Cappelli (guitars), Eric Lamb (flutes), Nadia Sirota (viola), and John Hadfield (percussion)

Wednesday, May 27
8 PM
ISSUE Project Room
at the (Old American) Can Factory
232 3rd Street, 3rd Floor
Brooklyn, NY

$10 general/ Free for ISSUE members

www.issueprojectroom.org
www.hayangkim.com

196 Allen Street
New York City 10002
212.477.4155
between E. Houston and Stanton
take the f and v subway to 2nd ave

getting here from there…

IOTA is located at 2832 Wilson Boulevard in the Clarendon neighborhood of Arlington, VA. Wilson Boulevard starts in Rosslyn, which is just across the river from Washington D.C. IOTA is just a couple miles up on Wilson, between Edgewood and Fillmore Streets.

Khyber
(215) 238-5888
56 S Second St
Philadelphia, PA 19106

154 W. 57th New York, NY 10019

The Players Theatre, 115 MacDougal

Kinan Azmeh, clarinet
Kyle Sanna, guitar
Massimo Biolcati, bass
John Hadfield, percussion

212-475-1449

Dave Schroeder- Saxophone, Clarinet, Flute, Harmonica
Rich Shemaria - Composer, Arranger, Pianist
Lenny Pickett- Saxophone
Brad Shepik- Guitar
Mike Richmond - Cello, Bass Violin, Electric Bass
John Hadfield - Percussion

I recorded drums for the soundtrack of the film..

Mayim Mayim - Rafi Malkiel and his ensemble will perform a concert of original compositions centered on the theme of water. The music on this concert, influenced by jazz, Middle Eastern, Afro-Caribbean, and Eastern-European traditions, will be recorded and released on the Tzadik record label by the band later this year.

Mayim (Water) by Rafi Malkiel
Nahar (River)
Dmaot (Tears)
Tipot (Drops)
Geshem (Rain)
Yam (Ocean)
Keshet (Rainbow

Rafi Malkiel, compositions/trombone/euphonium
Anat Cohen, clarinet; Avishai Cohen, trumpet
Itai Kriss, flute; Chris Karlic, bass clarinet
Gili Sharett, bassoon; Jack Glottman, piano
Dave Hertzberg, bass;
Benny Koonyevsky, percussion/water
John Hadfield, percussion

Boom
152 Spring St
New York, NY 10012
(212) 431-3663

**DEAD HEART BLOOM VIDEO SHOOT**

Dead Heart Bloom is filming a live music video next week in Washington, D.C. and we need your help. The shoot will be Wednesday, February 25th and we will be filming the video during a live show: so we need your participation! These are the details:

WHEN: Wednesday, February 25th, 8pm. Doors are $5, but email the band and we will put you on a list for FREE admission.

WHERE: Fight Club in Washington, D.C. (1250 9th Street, NW - enter through Blagden Alley on N Street between 9th and 10th Streets).

joy dragland at Rose
345 Grand Street (between Havemeyer & Marcy), Brooklyn, New York
Cost:

Fabulous venue. FREE!!

I will be studying Kanjira with master percussionists in India

---------------------------- pete's candy store

On Dec 5th in the Loewe Auditiorium the NYU Orchestra Program will present a special event, AN EVENING WITH THE JACOBSEN BROTHERS AND FRIENDS Violinist Colin Jacobsen and cellist Eric Jacobsen are members of Yo Yo Ma's Silk Road Project, founders of the string orchestra "The Knights," the string quartet "The Brooklyn Riders" and soloists appearing across the US, in Europe and Asia.
Please see the links below for information on these two gifted musicians. http://www.jacobseneric.com/bio/
http://www.colinjacobsen.com/bio.html
The program will reflect multi -cultural influences and will consist of the first movement of Oswaldo Golijov's tango inflected "Last Round," "Sounds of Syria" with guest clarinetist Kinan Azmeh and faculty member John Hadfield, "The Truth Touches Everything" by jazz faculty member Rich Shemaria, Angel Lam's 'Her Thousand Years Dance' for Shakuhachi, Cello, Percussion, and Strings with Kojiro Umezaki, and the recently unearthed Torelli Christmas Concerto.

NYU Symphony Orchestra
Program in Instrumental Performance
location: Frederick Loewe Theatre
admission: Free
Friday, December 5 at 8 pm

152 Spring Street- between Wooster and W. Broadway

The Rocky Mountain Center for Musical Arts (RMCMA) presents a jazz/world music concert by Safari Trio featuring John Gunther, John Hadfield and Brad Shepik on Saturday, November 15, at the RMCMA, 200 E. Baseline Rd., Lafayette at 7:30 pm.
Safari Trio is John’s latest venture into musical textures and melodies from around the world, from Indian Raga, Arabic Maqam, Balkan dances and African rhythms. Performing on an assortment of flutes, saxes and clarinets, John blends an assortment of styles and cultures with his own compositions. He is joined in the trio with percussionist John Hadfield and guitarist Brad Shepik.

7 & 9pm :: John Gunther presents Guitarist Brad Shepik ::

Having played with everyone from jazz greats Paul Motian, Joey Baron, Carla Bley and Dave Douglas to oud/violin virtuoso Simon Shaheen and Yuri Yunakov’s Bulgarian Wedding Band, Brad Shepik is one of the most versatile yet distinctive guitarists of his generation.
http://www.bradshepik.com

Friday, November 14th, 1pm
Guest clinicians John Hadfield, percussion, and Brad Shepik, guitar
Macky Hall, Room 1B03D

10/22 - 8pm - CMJ Showcase: Miss Li, Dead Heart Bloom & Kakkmad

Price: $10.00

Swedish artist Miss Li has been known to sing a variety of genres including but not limited to alternative, pop, jazz, blues, rock. Singer-songwriter B.Skalsky formed Dead Heart Bloom in 2005 garnering a sturdy fan base and receiving comparisons to the "eclectic eccentricity of Beck." Norwegian band Kakkmaddafakka's music is a mix of trash-meets-60s, Pop, Punk and even Ska.

Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
921 Madison Avenue at 73rd Street
New York, NY 10021

Lucky Cat-
L - Bedford Ave. Turn left on Bedford Ave. and walk south until you hit Grand St. Turn left on Grand and it's one and a half blocks on your left.

Leading Edge Music Series: Neil Rolnick

Thursday, October 16, 2008, 8:00 PM


Redhouse
201 S. West St., Syracuse

A pioneer in the use of computers in performance, Rolnick has often included unexpected and unusual combinations of materials and media in his music. Though much of Rolnick's work has
been in areas that connect music and technology, his music has always been highly melodic
and accessible.

The lillypad is located at:
Inman square
1353 Cambridge Street

the new SSQ book featuring words by some of America's most inspiring poets.
With Andrew D'Angelo, reeds; Josh Meyers, bass; John Hadfield, drums

w/ Titus Andronicus

184 & 186 Bedford Avenue Williamsburg

Dan Nadel on Flamenco Guitar + Harel Shachal on G Clarinet and John Hadfield percussion

http://www.iotaclubandcafe.com/

7th Annual Concert for Peace
Musicians For Harmony 2008 Concert
Thursday, September 11 • 7:30 pm
Merkin Concert Hall • 129 West 67 Street • New York City

Program

Janan ("Requiem") (U.S. première)
Composed by Mohammed Amin Ezzat for Iraqi National Symphony Orchestra in 2006
Karim Wasfi, cello & director of INSO (New York début)
The Knights, string orchestra

Brahms, String Quintet in G Major, Op. 111
Shanghai Quartet
Michael Tree, viola

Two songs from the "Song of Myself" Workshop (world première)
Text by Walt Whitman, with original compositions by:
Colin Jacobsen, violin
Eric Jacobsen, cello
Alex Sopp, flute
Kyle Sanna, guitar
With actor/singer Michael Potts, and others to be announced
Conceived and directed by Karin Coonrod

Sounds of Syria
Original songs and compositions
Kinan Azmeh, clarinet
Kyle Sanna, guitar
John Hadfield, percussion

Wedding (world première)
Composed and performed by Kinan Azmeh, clarinet
Kyle Sanna, guitar
John Hadfield, percussion
The Knights, string orchestra

The Chamber Music of Alexandra du Bois: Distant Occupation, including String Quartet: Oculus pro oculo totum orbem terrae caecat (An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind) and String Quartet No. 3: Night Songs (Nachtliederen). Fifteen Dollars.

Information: 518-672-0121 or 518-263-3330

Dan Nadel on Flamenco Guitar + Harel Shachal on G Clarinet and John Hadfield percussion

Dan Nadel on Flamenco Guitar + Harel Shachal on G Clarinet and John Hadfield percussion

SLAVIC SOUL PARTY! PRESENTS.
SSP! is on hiatus for August. They have chosen like-minded adventurous party bands to play in their stead every Tuesday.
THE ETHNOECCENTRIC STRING TRIO. Drawing on scrapbooks from their various travels in the New York music scene and around the world, the members of EE3 bring a globe-spanning variety of music into focus through the prism of the improvisational string trio. Expect Bulgarian dances, Greek Rembetika, pop music, original compositions and Bartok. (Jay Vilnai - guitar, Greg Heffernen - cello, Syke Steele - violin, john hadfield-percussion

Dan Nadel on Flamenco Guitar + Harel Shachal on G Clarinet and John Hadfield percussion

http://www.thetrashbar.com/

Dan Nadel on Flamenco Guitar + Harel Shachal on G Clarinet and John Hadfield percussion

http://livingroomny.com/

DAVE SCHROEDER-LENNY PICKETT-BRAD SHEPIK-RICH SHEMARIA-MIKE RICHMOND-JOHN HADFIELD

Kyle Sanna and I will be performing through out chiapas.

MAYA

June, 4 2008 at Judson Memorial Church
55 Washington Square South, New York, New York 10011
Cost : pay what you will

MAYA Commissions Concert, featuring the New York City premiere of Erik Friedlander’s Ritual, and world premieres by Alexandra du Bois, John Hadfield, Seongah Shin as well as some new pieces from other parts of the world! This performance is made possible through the generous support of the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council (LMCC) and The Jarvis and Constance Doctorow Family Foundation.

Cachaça is located just two blocks north of Washington Square Park at 35 West 8th Street, between Fifth and Sixth Avenues, near the intersection of 8th and McDougal Streets.

Threedance by Robert Aldridge. This powerful and virtuostic work that draws upon Ravelesque harmony, driving Eastern rhythm, and soaring, lyric lines. The piece will be performed by Joanna Frankel, violin; Tomoya Aomori, marimba; and John Hadfield, tabla.

with Leroy Powell, Kyle Sanna, Mike Savino and John Hadfield.
131 street and 12th Ave in Manhattan

Olea is at 171 Lafayette Ave, Brooklyn, NY

NYC Jazz Meets Maqam Festival: Kinan Azmeh & Trio
16 Beaver Street, 4th Floor
New York, NY 10004
(212) 967 4318

MAYA
April, 27 2008 at Christ and Holy Trinity Episcopal Church
75 Church Lane, Westport, Connecticut 06880

Skye Steele (violin), Greg Heffernan (cello), Jay Vilnai (guitar), John Hadfield (percussion)

Tea Lounge-837 Union St. Park Slope, Brooklyn
718-789-2762

Olea is at 171 Lafayette Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11238

This is a benefit concert by Simon Shaheen for Mohammad Bakri

DAVE SCHROEDER-LENNY PICKETT-BRAD SHEPIK-RICH SHEMARIA-MIKE RICHMOND-JOHN HADFIELD

Rajika Puri-Indian Dance
Eric Fraser- Flute
John Hadfield-Percussion

I will be playing percussion in the SNL band

Patrick Zimmerli, saxophone, with
Michi Waincko Violin
Beth Guterman Viola
Julie Bruskin Cello
Steven Beck Piano
Peter Schwebs, Bass
Satoshi Takeishi, John Hadfield Percussion
and Special Guests
Alexander Berne Saxophone
Timothy Fain Violin

A program of Rolnick's recent music featuring Todd Reynolds, Kathleen Supovè and MAYA . Hammer & Hair, Fiddle Faddle, Digits, Uptown Jump and more...

John Gunther, Todd Reynolds, Luke Du Bois and John Hadfield

Friday, Jan. 18th | 8:30pm | $5
Galapagos Art Space
70 N. 6th St. (between Kent & Wythe)
Williamsburg (L to Bedford Ave)

Dead Heart Bloom