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Sept 17 - Nancy Ostrovsky and Michael Bisio - Kingston Revealed- Painting To Music - 2-330 at TR Gallo Park, 30 Rondout Landing, Kingston as part of the continuum of the **150th Celebration of the City of Kingston, and the 2022 Art Walk Presented to you by City of Kingston's Departments of Arts and Cultural Affairs and Parks and Recreation.
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August 7 2021 live performance
Upstate New York

One Night Only
The Legendary David Murray
Upstate Kerhonkson New York
Hope to see you .

David Murray
Ink 1993

David Murray Octet
Recording Session
Artfarm Accord New York
Ink memories

Master Percussionist Syd Smart
Ink

Sunday August 9 at 6 pm EDT/3pm PDT- David Murray

Presented Live in the Soundscape from the Bradford Graves Sculpture Park

David Murray is an American jazz musician. He plays mainly tenor saxophone and bass clarinet. He has recorded prolifically for many record labels since the mid-1970s.

Among the most recorded jazz musicians in history and arguably one of the genre's greatest tenor saxophonists, Dave Murray dominated jazz in the 1980s as thoroughly as Charlie Parker dominated the genre in the 1940s. Murray, considered a giant of the avant-garde style, nonetheless played all forms of jazz, from straight-ahead to free improvisational to post-bop. He was devoted to saxophonists as conservative as Paul Gonsalves and as radical as Albert Ayler. His name, however, has not become as legendary as Parker's during his earlier years, primarily because few people paid close attention to the progressive, free-jazz movement of the 1980s, an era distracted by other forms such as commercial fusion and hard-bop nostalgia. Meanwhile, Murray refused to let the times discourage his ambitions, and from behind the scenes, he developed a distinct and powerful personal voice on both the tenor saxophone and clarinet. By the 1990s, many regarded Murray as the most proficient synthesizer since Charles Mingus (another of Murray's influences).

This event will feature live painting from Nancy Ostrovsky.

Nancy Ostrovsky has been “Painting To Music” in performance with musicians for more than 40 years. She has been called “one of the pioneers of performance painting.” The paintings are done “live” while she is on stage with the musicians as they play. Ostrovsky uses the immediacy of the musicians, the music and environment to record the performance in a highly original and innovative context
She has performed at many venues including Jazz At Lincoln Center, Institute of Contemporary Art/ Boston, Knitting Factory, The Fabrik- Germany, The John Coltrane Memorial Concert, Rochester School of Music, WGBH, USIA/Germany, Massachusetts College of Art, The International Festival of Media Art Media Future/Germany, and The Festival of Women Improvisers to name a few.

For The Love of Jazz Exhibition

good ole days

NEW LIVE PAINTING WEBSITE

https://www.nancyostrovskypaintingtomusic.com/

NANCY OSTROVSKY Deeply textured and enthralling in their ex*****on, Ostrovsky's improvisational works draw wholly from the immediacy of the musicians' resonant vibrations in the room as a testament to the singular...

Black History Month
Rondout Valley High School performance

New Live Painting Website

https://www.nancyostrovskypaintingtomusic.com/

NANCY OSTROVSKY

https://www.nancyostrovskypaintingtomusic.com/

NANCY OSTROVSKY Deeply textured and enthralling in their ex*****on, Ostrovsky's improvisational works draw wholly from the immediacy of the musicians' resonant vibrations in the room as a testament to the singular...