[Nonsequitur] tonight at Good Shepherd Chapel

[Steve Peters]

Chapel Performance Space at Good Shepherd Center
50th & Sunnyside, in Wallingford
gscchapel at gmail.com; 206-789-1939

Details and links at http://gschapel.blogspot.com


This is some kind of random FO (A) RM Magazine Week at the Chapel. If  
you enjoyed Bethany Wright's reading at Subtext two nights ago, come  
check out her musical co-publishers tonight.

TONIGHT! FRI. 5/9, 8 PM, $5 - $15 sliding scale at the door

Nonsequitur presents sound artists Seth Nehil (Portland), Matt Marble  
(Portland), and Corey Fuller (Bellingham). All share an interest in  
creating work that explores a wide range of textures and formal  
strategies with an emphasis on the microscopic details of everyday  
sounds and objects. Residing somewhere between ambient drone and  
musique concrete, it's a music of radical subtlety and intimacy. Nehil  
& Marble will collaborate on a duo set; Fuller plays solo.

Seth Nehil is a sound and visual artist. He has composed sound works  
for CD, multi-speaker installation, solo and large-group concerts,  
dance, theater and multi-media performance. Published recordings  
include collaborations with jgrzinich and Olivia Block and solo works  
such as Tracing the Skins of Clouds (Kaon FR); Uva (20City JP); and  
Umbra (...edition US), among others. He has performed throughout the  
US, in Europe and Japan. He is also co-editor and designer of FO (A)  
RM magazine, a journal of arts and research with a focus on sound art.

Matt Marble has composed works for film, theatre, dance, CD, stereo  
diffusion, multimedia performance, and instrumental ensembles. He is  
currently developing a practice of scored improvisation, which  
emphasizes group dynamics, social and sonic geometry, and rhythmic  
elasticity. He studied music composition at CalArts and music theory  
at Portland State University and the University of Paris. He recently  
received his B.A. in Speech & Hearing Science from Portland State  
University and currently works as a full time Research Assistant for  
the National Center for Rehabilitative Auditory Research (NCRAR) at  
the VA hospital in Portland. With Seth Nehil, Bethany Wright, and  
Joseph Bradshaw, he co-edits FO A RM Magazine, emphasizing  
experimental sound practices and auditory culture.

Corey Fuller is a sound artist and musician from Tokyo, Japan  
currently residing in Bellingham, WA. His work is a slow and gradual  
music composed of infinitesimal details comprised of processed and  
delicately treated acoustic instruments, field recordings, and other  
sound sources. In addition to an upcoming full length solo album,  
Fuller is currently collaborating with Chihei Hatakeyama (Kranky) and  
of Opitope (SPEKK) on a soon to be completed album. He is also one of  
the co-organizers of the annual Bellingham Electronic Arts Festival.


LATER IN MAY:

FRI. & SAT., 5/16 & 5/17, 8:00 PM - Garrett Fisher Ensemble presents  
PSYCHE, a new opera with puppets by Garrett Fisher

THUR. 5/22 - Michael Lefevre, guitar and Akemi Uchida, violin

FRI. 5/23 - Sun Ra Tribute with Greg Campbell, Michael Monhart, Stuart  
Dempster, Bill Smith, Tom Baker, Greg Sinibaldi, et al

THUR. 5/29, 7:30 PM - WA Composers Forum presents Quasar Saxophone  
Quartet

FRI. 5/30, 8 PM - Seattle Composers Salon: Richard Johnson, Scott  
Teske, Simon Fiset Young Composers Competition winners

SAT. 5/31 - Wayne Horvitz & Sherman Alexie: Heartsong of Charging Elk  
(workshop performance)
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