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UPCOMING EVENTS

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$10 per event, $5 Students unless otherwise indicated

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All Events are to be held at

Democracy Center, 45 Mount Auburn St., Cambridge, MA 02138

   For more information call 781-307-7306 or e-mail info@artwb.org

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PAST EVENTS________________________________________________________________________

Friday, Nov. 13, 2009 
The Rich Greenblatt Quintet
8pm

Rich Greenblatt-vibes
Rick DiMuzio-saxophones
Russ Hoffmann-keyboards
Keala Kaumeheiwa-bass
Mario Di Prieto-drums

New England Phonographer’s Union

Rick Breault, Michael Bullock, Derek Hoffend, Ernst Karel, Jed Speare, Asher Thal-Nir

The New England Phonographers Union is a fluid congregation of sound artists and field recordists who work with untreated and unprocessed recordings of the rich and varied sounds around them. Through the exploration and documentation of urban and rural public spaces, sound objects and events, the Union captures auditory phenomena otherwise lost, and re-interpret the particularity of individual places as a newly idealized sonic environment. Within a focused listening environment the members present their recordings, both individually and as collaborative improvisations. The project is modeled after the Seattle Phonographers Union, which was founded in 2002 and has spawned like-minded groups in New York, Chicago, London, and Montreal.

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“Teresa Storch has an immediate emotional way with a song… people can’t help but be pulled into her world.”   -Boston Herald music writer Daniel Gewertz 
Show most people a swirly Dave Matthews Band poster and what do they see? Teresa Storch saw her calling. While studying engineering at the Colorado School of Mines she got hooked on the live  music scene. One show at Red Rocks Amphitheater prompted her to say out loud “I want to do that!” When a friend joked, “Do you think you missed your calling?,” “Maybe?” was her reply. However, a little voice in her head just wouldn't shut up. It prompted her to start writing and performing her own music.

Now, years later, she's encouraging others to follow their own voice with her contagious smile and songs that put you in motion. Audience members say it's like seeing Bonnie Raitt or Greg Brown when they first started. She connects like she's known you forever and inhabits her songs so fully you can't help but be drawn in. Storch has toured 33 states over four years, bringing her soulful roots-pop to bars, coffeehouses, living rooms and cafes, and becoming, along the way, a live performer of joyful strength and riveting, emotional power. 

Democracy Center, 45 Mount Auburn St., Cambridge, MA 02138

   For more information call 781-307-7306 or e-mail info@artwb.org

Past Events

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