January 03, 2004
Street Legal (opening)

art opening
2-6 pm

Street Legal”: a photography exhibition

Photographers:
Arthur Freedman: virtualvagrant.com
Michael Larson
Oxana Michkasova: angeleye.net
John McCullough

SHOW: December 30,2003 through January 5,2004

In a climate of eroding personal freedoms, we assert our rights as artists to document the world around us.While the misguided are far too willing to sacrifice their individual liberties for what they believe will allow them to cling to false bastions of security, we find it unreasonable to face censorship or prosecution for what we so strongly value.

At the heart of our quest is the desire to capture, and perhaps, even in some ways, to shape, the spirit of our cities, suburbs, and country.

Production: Arthur Freedman - documentarian1@lycos.com

January 04, 2004
Morning: Life Drawing

drawing class
10:30 – 1 pm
$8 donation

LIFE DRAWING
every sunday @ zeitgeist

Production: Karen Boutet – bouradley@hotmail.com

Afternoon: Nat Mugavero

acoustic improv
3-5 pm
$3 donation

Acoustic Improv & Philosophical Inquiry
with
Nat Mugavero – percussion, zen theatrics

Bring acoustic instruments & a willingness to venture into the Unknown!

Production: Nat Mugavero – nat391@aol.com

Early: Corey Heaslip & Elijah Wyman

folk
7-9 pm
$5 donation

COREY HEASLIP & ELIJAH WYMAN

We both play original compositions and a couple of covers on acoustic guitars.

“A great mix of heartfelt lyrics and wry humor to start the new year and a fresh batch of ear-catching melodies to kick off your newfound resolutions. Get ready to hum along. [Less melancholy than your average folk show.]”

coreyheaslip.com
elijahwyman.com

Production: Corey Heaslip - Corey@coreyeaslip.com

January 05, 2004
Early: Ritual World Art Series

Reading, poetry
7 - 10 pm
$7 donation

RITUAL WORD ART SERIES
Dedicated to the preservation and collaboration of the written and spoken arts. For storytellers, dramaturgists, short fiction writers, song writers, harmonizers, sermonizers, cantors, muezzins, town criers. This series is also open to other artistic disciplines with vocabularies (like dance & music). Artists will be interviewed live about their art, their missions and their upcoming projects, and the audience will have the chance to ask questions. To be considered for the series please contact:

Reggie Gibson - kogibson@aol.com

Late: The Fringe!

jazz
10:00 pm – 1am
$10 donation

the zeitgeist residency of
THE FRINGE !
jazz combo deluxe

George Garzone – tenor sax
John Lockwood – bass
Bob Gullotti –drums

Production: Bob Gullotti – 781.899.9382

January 07, 2004
Late: Hurricane TK

blues rock
9:30 - midnight
$7 donation

Hurricane TK
Hurricane TK - Vocal and Guitar
Jim Vitti - Drums
Mark Plasse - Bass
Juan Galiardo - Keyboard

Blues-influenced rock originals and blues standards

Production: Hurrican TK – contact@hurricane-tk.com

January 08, 2004
Early: GoGirls Music Fest

rock, benefit
7:00 - Midnite
$7 donation

GoGirls Music Fest, Boston
BENEFITING THE ROCK’N’ROLL CAMP FOR GIRLS SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM
featuring: Emmy Cerra, Patty Keough, Daily Mouse,
the Screaming Sellouts,Amber Spyglass, and Rajas.

GoGirlsMusic.com is proud to present the 4th annual GoGirlsMusicFest benefiting the Rock ‘n’ Roll Camp for Girls scholarship program. We are dedicated to bringing out the best local and regional indie women in music while supporting a great cause. We’ll be giving away FREE GoGirlsMusicFest CDs at each show! Also, register to win a Daisy Rock Guitar at the show.

This is one in a series of shows all across the country featuring local artists. We’re really excited to be at the Zeitgeist because it’s all ages, and I’d really like to get some young women and families to come to show and see what it’s all about.

Click here for more information, links to band sites, and a list of sponsors:
http://www.gogirlsmusicfest.com/ggmf2003/

Production: Jen Johnson - jen@screamingsellouts.com, http://www.screamingsellouts.com?

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January 09, 2004
Early: Van London/Sparkle

Indie rock
7-9 pm
$8 donation

-MICHAEL VAN LONDON - Solo electric guitar
-SPARKLE

Production: Michael Van London – raccooneye2003@aol.com

Late: Lefteris Kordis Group

jazz
9:30 – 12am
$8 donation

LEFTERIS KORDIS GROUP

Adam Schniet – alto
Lefteris Kordis – piano
Jorge Roeder – bass
Panayota – voice

Production: Lefteris Kordis – elkordis@earthlink.net

January 10, 2004
Early: Fragile Alex

folk/jazz/rock
7-9 pm
$8 donation

FRAGILE ALEX:
An Evening with Fragile Alex
Don’t miss this special, intimate event. 2 hours of music!
Cheap dinner, beverages, and sweets!

Susannah Horwitz - vocals
Mo Lotman - piano
Nathan Blaz - cello
Tom Berich - drums

Guest artists:
Beth Boucher - singer/songwriter/guitarist
Jess McDonough - ditto
Adam Hirsh - singer/songwriter/pianist

ALL AGES
“Lovely jazz-influenced piano-pop”—Sarah Rodman, Boston Herald
Visit FragileAlex.com for free downloads

Production: Mo Lotman – info@fragilealex.com

Fishlung Piano Series

9:30pm – Midnite
$10 donation

Gill Aharon &
FISHLUNG PIANO SERIES
presents:

-NANDO MICHELIN GROUP
Nando Michelin – piano
-FISHLUNG TRIO
Gill Aharon – piano


Production: Gill Aharon - fish.lung@verizon.net

January 11, 2004
Morning: Life Drawing

drawing class
10:30 – 1 pm
$8 donation

LIFE DRAWING
every sunday @ zeitgeist

Production: Karen Boutet – bouradley@hotmail.com

Afternoon: Nat Mugavero

acoustic improv
3-5 pm
$3 donation

Acoustic Improv & Philosophical Inquiry
with
Nat Mugavero – percussion, zen theatrics

Bring acoustic instruments & a willingness to venture into the Unknown!

Production: Nat Mugavero – nat391@aol.com

Late: Andrew Fenlon Experiment

jazz
9:30 – 12am
$7 donation

ANDREW FENLON EXPERIMENT

Acoustic dynamism…a fiesta of free jazz and urban exotica

Eric Van Damme - saxes
Andrew Fenlon - trombone
Eli Kessler- drums, percussion

Production: Andrew Fenlon – andrFenlon@aol.com

January 12, 2004
Late: The Fringe!

jazz
10:00 pm – 1am
$10 donation

the zeitgeist residency of
THE FRINGE !
jazz combo deluxe

George Garzone – tenor sax
John Lockwood – bass
Bob Gullotti –drums

Production: Bob Gullotti – 781.899.9382

January 13, 2004
Early: Andrew DiMola Quintet

jazz
7-9 pm
$6 donation

ANDREW DIMOLA QUINTET

Andrew Dimola - bass
Jeremy Udden - Alto sax
Nick Videen - Alto sax
Amelia Hollander - Viola
Dave Coniglio - Drums

Production: Andrew DiMola – andrewdimola@hotmail.com

Late: 4 Solo Piano

8-12
$8 donation

4 SOLO PIANO PERFORMANCES:

-Amanda Palmer
-Sleepshell
-Angel
-Teffabelle

Production: Cormac Bride – ade256@yahoo.com

January 14, 2004
Early: Sonho Meu

brazilian jazz
7 – 9 pm
$8 donation
Sonho Meu

Waldirene Almeida - vocals
Adam Bahrami - 7-string guitar
Jeff Francis - percussion
Paulo Neves - percussion
Diane Amelia Read - vocals
David Rumpler - cavaquinho & guitar
Márcio Silva - percussion
Tim Techler - percussion

Sonho Meu plays traditional Brazilian music in a wide variety of styles including bossa nova, samba, ijexá,and baião. The repertoire includes familiar bossa nova classics like “Falsa Bahiana”, traditional sambas made famous by Beth Carvalho, Martinho da Vila, and Clara Nunes, and lesser-known Northeastern compositions such as “Ijexá (Filhos de Gandhi)” and “Feira de Mangaio.”

Production: Diane Reed - readworks@earthlink.net

January 15, 2004
Early: The Red Door Exchange

rock
7-9 pm
$8 donation

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The Red Door Exchange

Jesse Lee Pietroniro - guitar, vocals
Kate Stephens - piano, vocals
Michael Wyzik - drums
Jim Elliott - bass

James Heflin of the Valley Advocate writes, “Call it back-porch space rock with a dose of rainy-day Martian cathedral music. Red Door Exchange possesses a nice sense of movement in its ever-evolving songs”. Red Door Exchange, a trio formation recently expanded into a four-piece, arrives from their Western MA base to deliver original music, live and recorded. Complimentary copies of their Sidestreets EP will be handed out at the door, while supplies last. For a taste of the music beforehand, visit http://reddoorexchange.iuma.com.

Production/Contact: Red Door Exchange – rdx@onlinegigs.com

Late: Maneri / Carson / Johnson

jazz
9:30 – 12am
$10 donation

MANERI/CARSON/JOHNSON
2 sets

MANERI/CARSON/JOHNSON
Joe Maneri - reeds
James Carson – piano
Mike Johnson - drums

Production: James Carson – jamescarson1@yahoo.com

January 16, 2004
Early: Lola Danza Band

jazz
7-9 pm
$8 donation

LOLA DANZA BAND

Production: Lola Danza – lolacdanza@aol.com

Late: Outtakes Unlimited

jazz
9:00 – 10:30 pm
$10 donation

Dave Maxwell presents
“Outtakes Unlimited” (2 sets)
David Maxwell - piano, Moroccan flutes, percussion
James Mirenda - alto sax
John Voigt - bass
Eric Rosenthal - drums

Possible guests:
Jerry Leake - tablas, percussion
Fred Stubbs - ney (Turkish flute)
Raqib Hassan - soprano sax, musette

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Late Late: Late Night Players

Sketch Comedy
11 pm – 1am
$7 donation

LATE NIGHT PLAYERS

The Late Night Players have been performing sketch comedy together at theaters, colleges, art galleries, coffeehouses and clubs, benefit performances, and the streets of Boston since 2000. To stay posted, email info@latenightplayers.com and request to join the email list.

Zachary Sherwin
The Late Night Players
http://www.latenightplayers.com

January 17, 2004
Afternoon: Show Opening

photo opening
3-6pm

‘THE TRUE BELIEVERS: PORTRAITS FROM THE BOSTON FOLK MAFIA” by CHRIS YEAGER

show runs 12 - 19 January
Opening reception: 17 January

featuring portraits of :
KRIS DELMORST, KARAUGH BROWN, ROSE POLENZANI, SEAN STAPLES, JIM INFANTINO,
PETER MULVEY, and many others!

Early: Blood Cells

jazz
7-9 pm
$6 donation

BLOOD CELLS

Blood Cells combine random and predetermined improvisational strategies to create organic sound structures. Drones, ambient grooves and free improvs coagulate and disperse, forming cell-surface molecular vibrations.

Michael Hutcherson - Rhodes, analog synth, drums (The Arrangement,L Contra Band)
Adam Franks - electric guitar, bells (rose of sharon, Stares)
Eric Dahlman - trumpet, balloons, loops (Hal Russell, John Voigt)
Frank Aveni - drums, samples (California Stadium, The Arrangement).

Production: Eric Dahlman – Dahlman@fas.harvard.edu

Late: subconsciouscafe new chamber music

jazz, ambient improv
9:30 – Midnite
$10 donation
rob chalfen &
subconsciouscafe new chamber music
presents

-Rara Avis
-Spiral 7

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January 18, 2004
Morning: Life Drawing

drawing class
10:30 – 1 pm
$8 donation

LIFE DRAWING
every sunday @ zeitgeist

Production: Karen Boutet – bouradley@hotmail.com

Afternoon: Nat Mugavero

acoustic improv
3-5 pm
$3 donation

Acoustic Improv & Philosophical Inquiry
with
Nat Mugavero – percussion, zen theatrics

Bring acoustic instruments & a willingness to venture into the Unknown!

Production: Nat Mugavero – nat391@aol.com

Early: Donna Parker

electronic improv
7 – 9 pm
$6 donation

Donna Parker
dosage
Karlheinz
Miortva

Produced by a.i.m. (advanced idea mechanics), Sunday’s show presents a
top-notch array of artists from all ends of the burgeoning Boston noise
scene. Each performer brings a unique approach to the live improvised
electronics of harshnoise. Donna Parker’s minimal, melodic excursions can
be described as almost dance tracks for the blank generation. dosage
wrings extended, droning textures from simple tools like feedback, radio
static, and electrical hum. Karlheinz commands a vast orchestra of black &
silver boxes to sculpt at-times operatic harsh noise. Miortva stirs
electronic and organic elements into a wicked, chaotic sonic brew.

More information available at one of these fine websites:

http://www.onewaydown.com
http://www.donnaparker.net
http://www.khznoise.net
http://www.miortva.com

Production: Elio Deluca - elio@telepathyrecords.com
http://aim.telepathyrecords.com

Late: Andrew Fenlon Experiment

jazz
9:30 – 12am
$7 donation

ANDREW FENLON EXPERIMENT

Acoustic dynamism…a fiesta of free jazz and urban exotica

Eric Van Damme - saxes
Andrew Fenlon - trombone
Eli Kessler- drums, percussion

Production: Andrew Fenlon – andrFenlon@aol.com

January 19, 2004
Early: Jonathan Lorentz Quartet

jazz
7:30 – 9:15 pm
$5 donation

JONATHAN LORENTZ QUARTET
NYC saxophonist Jonathan Lorentz plays constantly. Touring from Maine to Virginia, Lorentz is also a composer, arranger and recovering scholar. His sound on tenor is warm and broad and echoes influences of Coltrane, Shorter and mentor George Garzone. Jonathan is currently touring to promote his recent CD “One Night in Brooklyn.”

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Late: The Fringe!

jazz
10:00 pm – 1am
$10 donation

the zeitgeist residency of
THE FRINGE !
jazz combo deluxe

George Garzone – tenor sax
John Lockwood – bass
Bob Gullotti –drums

Production: Bob Gullotti – 781.899.9382

January 20, 2004
Late: Whimsy

9 - Midnight
avant-cabaret, music, film
$5 donation

markus nechay presents:
“WHIMSY”

A monthly variety show hosted by Markus & Nick portraying a panoply of ever- morphing characters. Featuring 10 different acts reaching from biomorphic surrealism to the sublime strains of a Gaelic harp. You never know what variety of act to expect in this show, so expect the unexpected. Consult web for details. Features will be followed by an open music/poetry/dance jam.

Production: Markus Nechay - markusnechay@yahoo.com

January 21, 2004
Zampano’s Playhouse

$6 donation
8:00 - 9:15 PM

-Vintage Film Screenings in Glorious 16mm and 8mm-

Zampano promotes democracy tonight, encouraging voter turnout in this
primary season with a trio of civic-minded films designed to engender Pride
and Participation in our System, circa the 1960¹s. The centerpiece is a
remarkably timely vintage short, Where Were You? (1960) which poses the
question ³If so many citizens didn¹t want Mr. Doakes, then how is it that he
came to be elected?² This reel suggests that, if there was a golden age when
Americans participated responsibly in the Process, it wasn¹t 1960! Framing
the mini-feature will be a paean to the idealized American town in Our City
Government (1965) and a groovy expression of national allegiance in The
Pledge (1971). The line by-line explication of the pledge hits a bit of a
snag at the ³Under God² part, as a boy asks ³What if we believe in a
different God. . . or no God at all?² How would you answer? How did they?
The evening concludes with this film¹s, um, evocative setting of the Pledge
to a period folk style.
All films in patriotic 16mm.

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Late: Mullen / Kessler

electoacoustic-improv
10:00 – 12am
$6 donation

geoff mullen and eli kessler

geoff mullen -guitar,mixing board,various inputs and no-inputs.
eli kessler -drums and percussion,microphones

Production: Geoff Mullen – geoffmullen@hotmail.com

January 22, 2004
Early: Sofia Koutsovitis Quartet

7 – 9 pm
tangos, jazz & originals
$7 donation

sofia koutsovitis quartet

Piazzolla and J.L. Borges. Traditional tangos, contemporary tangos and original compositions played by

Sofia Koutsovitis - Vocals
Lefteris Kordis - Piano
Jorge Roeder - Bass
Rechie Barshay - drums

Production: Sofia Koutsovitis – sofikoutso@yahoo.com

late: the ponys, the eyesores

all ages
9:30
$7 suggested donation

the critique of pure reason presents:
THE PONYS
THE EYESORES

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January 23, 2004
Early: Shimon Ben Shir Group

jazz
7-9 pm
$10 donation
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SHIMON BEN SHIR GROUP
Shimon Ben-Shir - Bass,
Diane Warnick - Sax,
Chris Poudrier - Drums.
Piano: TBA

A live performance of “Shades”, along with new compositions. Let the group
take you on a jazz journey, whether it’s to a cool desert oasis or a
grooving Middle Eastern affair, the original jazz compositions from Shimon
and the group will take you places you’ll want to visit again… and
again…

Production: Shimon en Shir – shimon@benshir.com

Late: Dolce No

jazz
9:30 – 12am
$10 donation

Andrew Dimola’s
DOLCE NO

Andrew DiMola - Bass
Haruca Duke - Violin
Amelia Hollander - Viola
Nick Videen - Alto sax
Rick Stone - Alto sax
Dave Coniglio - Drums

Production: Andrew Dimola – andrewdimola@hotmail.com

January 24, 2004
Early: Argentinian Night

tango music & dance
7-9 pm
$8 donation

ARGENTINIAN NIGHT with
MASS TANGO

Bernardo Monk - voice, saxophone, flute and arrangements
Patricia Vlieg - voice and guitar
Octavio Brunetti - piano
Santiago Greco - bass
Fernanda Cajide and partner - dancers

Mass Tango combines live dance and music in their traditional forms. The repertoire includes originals and celebrated tangos from different streams. Mass Tango recreates the spirit of the streets of Buenos Aires, where tango is a way of life.

Production: Bernardo Monk – mass_tango@yahoo.com

Late: FISHLUNG PIANO SERIES

jazz
9:30pm – Midnite
$10 donation

Gill Aharon &
FISHLUNG PIANO SERIES
presents:

-Onerous Three
-Gill Aharon Trio

Production: Gill Aharon - fish.lung@verizon.net

January 25, 2004
Morning: Life Drawing

drawing class
10:30 – 1 pm
$8 donation

LIFE DRAWING
every sunday @ zeitgeist

Production: Karen Boutet – bouradley@hotmail.com

Afternoon: Nat Mugavero

acoustic improv
3-5 pm
$3 donation

Acoustic Improv & Philosophical Inquiry
with
Nat Mugavero – percussion, zen theatrics

Bring acoustic instruments & a willingness to venture into the Unknown!

Production: Nat Mugavero – nat391@aol.com

Early: The Sandman

film & music
7-9 pm
$7 donation

an illustrated occasonal presents
“THE SANDMAN”
David Teague - filmmaker

with music by
SOB SISTER

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January 26, 2004
Early: Dave Tronzo Funkloric Trio

jazz
7-9:30 pm
$7 donation

guitar monster
DAVE TRONZO FUNKLORIC TRIO
Dave Tronzo - slide guitar
David Moore – drums
Preston Murphy – bass

Master slide guitarist Dave Tronzo performs a set of originals in an avant funkloric mode.

Production: David Tronzo - dtronzo@earthlink.net

Late: The Fringe!

jazz
10:00 pm – 1am
$10 donation

the zeitgeist residency of
THE FRINGE !
jazz combo deluxe

George Garzone – tenor sax
John Lockwood – bass
Bob Gullotti –drums

Production: Bob Gullotti – 781.899.9382

January 28, 2004
subconsciouscafe new chamber music

8:30pm/12am
$10 or b/o

Rob Chalfen/Neil Leonard &
subconsciouscafe new chamber music present:

-NEIL LEONARD’S GARDEN OF REEDS (8:30pm)
FEATURING ELLIOTT LEVIN & DAVE BRYANT

NEIL LEONARD’S GARDEN OF REEDS
featuring:

from Philadelphia:
Neil Leonard - sax, synth (Leroy Jenkins, Don Byron)
Elliott Levin – sax, flute, poetry (Cecil Taylor, Harold Melvin)
Charles Cohen - Buchla music easel (Cecil Taylor)

Boston:
Dave Bryant – keyboards (Ornette Coleman)
Katt Hernandez – violin (Joe Maneri)
Ken Field – alto sax (Birdsongs of the Mesozoic)
John Turner – bass, live electronics (J. Geils, White Heat)
Jerome Dupree – drums (Morphine, Either/Orchestra)

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January 29, 2004
Early: John McDonald

early show
21C. classical improv
7-9 pm
$10 donation, $5 students

JOHN MCDONALD
solo piano

Composer and Pianist John McDonald premieres his “Piano Album 2003, Op. 401,” a collection of 23 solo keyboard miniatures embracing varied characters and confronting myriad issues.

Production: John McDonald – john.mdonald@tufts.edu

Baguco

world
8:03 – 11am
$ donation

BAGUCO

Production: Todd Marston – baguco@hotmail.com 617,620.9928

January 30, 2004
Early: Heather McQuiston

7pm,$8 donation

ELECTROVIDEOMOVE
produced by 911 Gallery, Voidstar Productions and Royal Jelly Collective

Video: dial 8, drT, lena and W2
DJ’s: Nauzeeaun, Ukuphambana, Grenadier, and DJVartan play Big Beat Industrial, I.D.M, Powernoise, Downtempo, Trip Hop and Techno
Dance: Nicole Bindler, Joe Burgio, Teresa Czepiel Paul Kafka-Gibbons, and Heather McQuiston

Production: Heather McQuiston

Late: Lift & Prana Trio

jazz
9:30 – 12am
$7 donation

LIFT
Pat Donaher - reeds
Jed Wilson - piano
Patrick Hay - guitar
Josh Feinberg - bass
Jason Nazary - drums

PRANA TRIO
Sunny Kim - voice
Evan Halloin - Bass
Brian Adler - Drums

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January 31, 2004
Early: Euphony Groove

world groove
7-9 pm
$8 donation

EUPHONY GROOVE
a world-funk chamber ensemble
Fred Stubbs – ney
J. Thomas Brett – yangchin
Matt Burton – digeridoo
Todd Roach – N.African hand drums

Production: Fred Stubbs – neyzen@aol.com

Muse Stew

9:30p - Midnight
$9 suggested donation
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Muse Stew performs original compositions that combine jazz elements with
spices from Afro-Cuban, Afro-Brazilian, and West African music to create a
unique sound. We use hand drums and percussion instruments in place of the
traditional drum set to bring out those elements. Members of the band are:
Scott Samenfeld Bass, Percussion
Susanna Fiore Piano, Percussion
Karen Gruber Violin, Percussion
Mark Mullins - Trumpet
Deb Lempke Congas, Dumbek, Djembe and Percussion
Dan Zupan Tenor Sax
Melanie Howell Baritone Sax, Flute

Production: Scott Samenfeld s-samenfeld@comcast.net