“Amplified Derek Bailey meets Thomas Lehn”? “A lively and sizzling session of fierce interplay… between… two boxing kangaroos”? Ed Pinsent of The Sound Projector reviews Richard Barrett and Han-earl Park’s ‘Numbers’ (CS 201 cd): [Han-earl] Park is one of those scary polymath guys who seems to have a tremendous facility for music, both improvising and [...]
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Downtown Music Gallery is back!
My favorite record store, Downtown Music Gallery, is back up and running after Hurricane Sandy, and they need your support. Not just a record store, DMG is an institution that supports left-field, creative music. I am privileged to have had their support over the years. The following of my CDs are available from DMG. [CDs [...]
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Also tagged audio recordings, Boolean Transforms, Bruce Coates, CD, Charles Hayward, Downtown Music Gallery, DUNS Limited Edition, Franziska Schroeder, Han-earl Park, Hurricane Sandy, Ian Smith, io 0.0.1 beta++, Jamie Smith, Live at the Glucksman gallery, Lol Coxhill, Mark Sanders, Owlhouse Recordings, Paul Dunmall, recordings, Slam Productions, SLAMCD 528, SLAMCD 531
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Le son du grisli: Paul Dunmall, Han-earl Park and Mark Sanders (Birmingham, 02–15–11)
Guillaume Belhomme (Le son du grisli) reviews the download release by Paul Dunmall, Han-earl Park and Mark Sanders. In it, Belhomme describes a conversation of strength, skill and subtlety: On sait les liens qui unissent Dunmall et Sanders – ce qu’ils ont pu donner par le passé : de Shooters Hill enregistré en sextette en [...]
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live reviews: Mathilde 253 at Freedom of the City, London
In his review of this year’s Freedom of the City festival, Tim Owen at Dalston Sound calls Mathilde 253’s set on May 6 “one of the punchiest performances”: …A trio featuring ex-This Heat drummer Charles Hayward, electric guitarist Han-Earl Park and trumpeter Ian Smith. Hayward was playing at his most impressionistic, Smith’s trumpet correspondingly all [...]
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Also tagged Andrew Newcombe, Cecil Sharp House, Charles Hayward, Dalston Sound, Freedom of the City, Han-earl Park, Ian Smith, London, photographs, press, reviews, Scott McMillan, shuffleboil, The Liminal, This Heat, Tim Owen
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reminder: Mathilde 253 at Freedom of the City, London
Freedom of the City kicks-off this weekend, and on Sunday (May 6, 2012), at 2:00pm Mathilde 253 (Charles Hayward: drums, percussion and melodica; Han-earl Park: guitar; and Ian Smith: trumpet and flugelhorn) will perform in an event that will also include performances by John Edwards, Caroline Kraabel and Lee Patterson; Terry Day; and the London [...]
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Also tagged Alex Ward, Angharad Davies, Caroline Kraabel, Cecil Sharp House, Charles Hayward, Chris Cundy, Christian Marclay, Common Objects, Eddie Prévost, Evan Parker, Freedom of the City, Grundik Kasyansky, Guillaume Viltard, Han-earl Park, Heledd Francis, Ian Smith, Jamie Coleman, Jennifer Allum, John Butcher, John Edwards, John Russell, Lee Patterson, Lina Lapelyte, London, London Improvisers' Orchestra, Mark Sanders, Matthew Lovett, Mick Beck, Okkyung Lee, Pat Thomas, Phil Minton, Rhodri Davies, Roger Turner, Ross Lambert, Sebastian Lexer, Seijiro Murayama, Steve Noble, Terry Day, Tony Marsh, Ute Kanngiesser, Weavels
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audio recordings: Catherine Sikora, Ian Smith and Han-earl Park (Cork, 04–04–11)
The complete recording of the April 4, 2011 performance by Catherine Sikora (saxophone), Ian Smith (trumpet) and Han-earl Park (guitar) is now available for download. (Special mention to drummer, composer and electronic artist Jeffrey Weeter who couldn’t make the gig, but who, perhaps, is there in the recordings in spirit.) [Bandcamp page…] [Download now…] Sikora-Smith-Park [...]
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