Fathom: Hudson River Data as Music premiers at Towne Crier in Beacon
The piece uses several novel technologies and its creator’s formidable imaginations to “sonify” data gathered by the Institute in the course of Hurricane Sandy.
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Zydeco dance at Kingston’s White Eagle Hall this Friday
Hudson Valley Community Dances sponsor a wide variety of participatory dance events at venues throughout the region: Swing dancing, ballroom dancing, traditional English dancing and contra are among the many traditions recognized, practiced and taught. On Friday, November 11, zydeco dance is the order of the evening.
Josh Ritter plays Bearsville Saturday
Deemed, like so many others, the “next Dylan” at various points in his serious and prolific career, the talented storyteller and roots poet has instead succeeded in becoming the only Josh Ritter.
Tony Trischka’s Early Roman Kings play Dylan on Saturday in Rosendale
The Rosendale Café present Tony Trischka’s Early Roman Kings, featuring the music of Bob Dylan, on Saturday, November 5 at 8 p.m.
Julian Koster brings The Orbiting Human Circus to BSP in Kingston
The multipart podcast series – picked up by the sympathetic Night Vale Presents network – tells the story of a surreal radio variety show that takes place atop the Eiffel Tower, and centers on the figure of a lonely janitor, played by Koster himself.
Marc Delgado to perform at Woodstock’s Kleinert
His songs “are darkly mythic: spacious, fractured American landscapes and surreal character studies with numerous falls from grace and slanted redemptions.”
Gratefully Yours to play Falcon Underground in Marlboro
It began as a novel concept – a one-off (or two-off) Grateful Dead tribute project that performed dream setlists submitted online by fans…
And the Kids play Half Moon in Hudson
This is a band possessed of an otherworldly and richly musical magic.
Havana Cuba All-Stars at Bardavon
Drawing their inspiration from traditional Cuban “son,” the Havana Cuba All-Stars comprise some of Cuba’s greatest and most prominent musicians, and are devoted to promoting the entire tapestry of Cuban music.
Shana Falana at BSP in Kingston
Here Comes the Wave, Shana Falana’s second record made in collaboration with drummer Mike Amari and producer D. James Goodwin, is due out on October 21 on the New Paltz-headquartered boutique label Team Love Records. Falana celebrates the release with a show at her home den, BSP in Kingston, on Friday, October 21 at 9 p.m.