Myk Freedman - Lap Steel Guitar

Ari Folman-Cohen - Bass

Jason Nazary - Drums

JP Schlegelmilch - Piano

Myk Freedman - Lap steel guitar

Ari Folman-Cohen - Bass

Jason Nazary - Drums

JP Schlegelmilch - Piano

Matt Bauder - Saxophone

Vinnie Sperrazza - Drums

Ava Mendoza - Guitar

Jonny Lam - Baritone Guitar

JP Schlegelmilch - Yamaha Organ

Celebrating the release of our debut record “Here’s Hearing Things”, out on Yeggs Records on March 15th!

8PM James Brandon Lewis Trio - James Brandon Lewis, Luke Stewart, Warren Trae Crudup III

9PM Visitors - JP Schlegelmilch, Jonathan Goldberger and Jim Black

10PM Anteloper - Jaimie Branch and Jason Nazary

Matt Bauder - Saxophone; Vinnie Sperrazza - Drums; JP Schlegelmilch - Yamaha YC-30 Organ

Myk Freedman - lap steel/tunes; Becca Stevens - voice; Peter Hess - reeds; JP Schlegelmilch - piano; Adam Hopkins - bass and Jason Nazary - drums.

I'm so proud to be a part of this benefit concert on Friday at Littlefield. Hearing Things will be performing with two incredible bands, Shilpa Ray and The Kominas. All ticket sales will be going to support two incredible organizations, Sapna NYC and Women for Afghan Women.

The details:

Fri, January 27, 2017

Doors: 7:00 pm / Show: 8:00 pm

$12 admission

$25 admission, raffle ticket

$50 admission, raffle ticket and drink

Tickets are available here.

Hearing Things goes on at 8pm!

More info about the organizations is below. Hope to see you there!

SAPNA

sapnanyc.org

Sapna NYC transforms the lives of South Asian immigrant women by improving physical and mental health, expanding economic opportunities and building a collective voice for change.

Women for Afghan Women

http://www.womenforafghanwomen.org/

Women for Afghan Women is a grassroots, human rights organization dedicated to securing and protecting the rights of disenfranchised Afghan women and girls in Afghanistan and New York, particularly their rights to develop their individual potential, to self-determination, and to be represented in all areas of life: political, social, cultural and economic.

Celebrating the release of the debut album by Waver, featuring Michael Clemow on laptop and JP Schlegelmilch on piano. 

OTM performs at the Konceptions Series, curated by James Carney. 

JP Schlegelmilch - Accordion and piano

Adam Schneit - Saxophone and clarinet

Phil Rowan - Bass

Max Goldman - Drums and melodica (featuring oversize marching bass drum)

Performing a wide ranging solo recital featuring Robert Schumann’s Kinderszenen Op. 15, as well as original compositions, improvisations, and jazz standards.

JP Schlegelmilch – Solo Piano (9:30)

A wide-ranging solo recital featuring Robert Schumann’s Kinderszenen Op. 15, as well as original compositions, improvisations, and jazz standards.

Greg Chudzik – Solo electric bass and electronics (8:30)

Greg Chudzik performs his own compositions for electric bass and electronics (www.soundcloud.com/greg-chudzik). Weaving textures both foreign and native to the electric bass, Chudzik’s aim is to invite the listener into a captivating sound-world. Like an immense glacier floating in an immensly larger ocean, the music slowly moves within an environment of space, reminding the listener both of being alone and of being amidst.

8pm: Clarinetist Nuno Antunes with cellist Maria Jeffers and pianist Vlada Yaneva. 

9pm: Old Time Musketry : Adam Schneit, Phil Rowan, Max Goldman, JP Schlegelmilch

Please RSVP to: jessestacken@gmail.com or akikosasakipiano@gmail.com
We are located near the Beverley Rd. Q train stop in Ditmas Park Brooklyn. Please contact us for exact location. 

We ask for a minimum $10 suggested donation which goes entirely to the musicians. 
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