Roulette Presents SIM BIG BAND, 6/5
By: Christina Mancuso May. 16, 2012
Roulette presents the School for Improvised Music (SIM) big band, June 5, 8pm. The SIM big band is comprised of many of SIM's esteemed faculty who will also compose music especially for this project. SIM (part of the Center for Improvised Music)i s a core group of professional musician/teachers committed to creating a school in New York City for emerging performers who want to pursue a serious study of improvised music. Since 2001, SIM has presented over 20 intensive workshop sessions for students from all over the globe. This big band project is one of several endeavors the Center for Improvised Music (CIM) is undertaking to celebrate the milestone of its 10 year anniversary. Another of these projects is an interview series in which SIM faculty will interview veteran jazz musicians in front of a live audience. CIM will also be hosting listening sessions in which musicians present music for the public as a way of educating the jazz audience at large.
For tickets and more information, visit www.roulette.org
Saxophones: Ravi Coltrane ,Chris Speed, Michael Attias,Loren Stillman, Andrew D'Angelo
Trombones: Ben Gerstein, Shannon Barnett, Alan Ferber, Tim Albright
Trumpets: Ralph Alessi, Jonathan Finlayson, Steven Bernstein, Dave Ballou,
Bass: Drew Gress
Guitar: Brad Shepik
Piano: Andy Milne
Drums: Tyshawn Sorey
Roulette – one of New York City’s premiere venues for experimental music for over 33 years - has reopened bigger and better than ever. Located in a newly renovated 1920s Art Deco concert hall in Downtown Brooklyn, the new Roulette features two levels of seating for up to 400 people (600 standing), an expanded multi-channel sound system, projection screen for film and multi-media events, state-of-the-art lighting system, modular stage, and a specially designed floor to accommodate dance. Teamed with bold new programming, the new Roulette promises to be one of the most exciting places in New York City - if not the country - to experience adventurous music and art.
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