MANY AXES Susan Rawcliffe: ceramic flutes & ocarinas & whistles & polyglobular trumpets. didjeridus, shells. jawharps Scott Wilkinson: ceramic winds, Tibetan horn, ethnic flutes, bells & bowls, shells. recorders Brad Dutz: udu, bodhran, berimbau, tablas, bendir sabar, doumbeck, shakers, balaphone, bones, gongs, clay bowls April showers bring May flowers, but March brings Many Axes to several concert venues. First up is Alva's Dance Studio in San Pedro: Sunday March 11, 2007, 2:30 PM Alva's Dance Studio 1417 W. 8th St. San Pedro, CA (800) 403-3447 $10 Next are two performances of a major new work by LA composer Russell Steinberg for Many Axes and string quartet. The piece is called "Strange Attractors," a term from chaos theory that describes a hidden order within turbulent events. It uses 40 primitive, ethnic, and original instruments, the sounds of which most people have never heard, especially in combination with a traditional string quartet. This world premier is part of a larger concert of works by Steinberg, which should be a wonderful evening of new chamber music played by some of the best musicians in LA, with whom it is an honor to share the stage. The two performances are: Monday, March 12, 8:00 PM Zipper Auditorium (a truly wonderful hall) Colburn School of Performing Arts 200 S. Grand Ave. (across from Disney Hall) Los Angeles, CA 90012 $20 Wednesday, March 14, 7:00 PM Robert Margolis Performing Arts Center Milken Community High School 15800 Zeldins Way @ Mulholland Dr. (just off the 405) Los Angeles, CA 90049 $10 Finally, Many Axes is playing at Dangerous Curve, a downtown gallery: Sunday, March 18, 2007, 4:00 PM Dangerous Curve 1020 E. Fourth Place Los Angeles, CA 90013 $7-$10 See dangerouscurve.org/directions.html for a map. We hope to see you at one or more of these concerts! Susan Rawcliffe 310-547-2043 Scott Wilkinson 818-846-6884 Brad Dutz 818-951-0416 Home / First Release / Second Release / Contact / Calendar Copyright © 2005-2007 by Many Axes. All rights reserved.