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Track Could Bend #97Wenona Lodge / 1069 Bloor St. W.
Tuesday, November 5, 2024
Doors around 8:00, music at 8:30, done around 11 [early start!]
PWYC
1) Marilyn + Apple
community stalwarts/saxophone duo/beginner's mind
2) Darren Williams
Darren Williams has toured across Canada, having performed with many internationally celebrated musicians including Juno award winning guitarist Gordon Grdina (Canada), Chris Corsano (USA), Mats Gustafsson (Sweden), and Han Bennink (Netherlands.) For over two decades Williams has enjoyed a semi-regular collaboration with guitarist/banjoist Eugene Chadbourne (USA), being featured on Chadbourne’s 2011 album "Stop Snoring". Based in Kelowna, British Columbia, Williams is involved many other projects, notably as one third of the Branchroot Ensemble which released their debut album "Far From the Tree" in 2023. This concert performance is in support of his new album for solo tenor saxophone entitled "Musical Idiot", released this year on the Infidels Jazz label.
3) Rebecca Bruton
Rebecca Bruton is a Calgary-based composer, singer, and guitarist creating experimental classical music, film scores, improvisations, and songs. In August 2024 Bruton released "a root or mirror, blossom, madder, cracks; together", an album of instrumental compositions she co-created with Toronto composer Jason Doell for Quatuor Bozzini of Montréal and Toronto’s junctQín keyboard collective. For nearly a decade Bruton has worked with multidisciplinary artist Angela Rawlings, having set Angela’s 2017 book "si tu" to microtonal music for four voices (I n s t i t u, 2021), and collaborated with Angela in the polyvocal duo "Moss Moss Not Moss" (Tectonics Glasgow 2016). In 2022 Bruton debuted "a shimmering ornament of silt", an electro-acoustic installation she co-created with Icelandic composer and violinist Halla Steinunn Stefánsdóttir (Sphere/ Sphère Festival, National Arts Centre, Canada). She also leads Swanherds, an experimental folk supergroup set to release her debut album "Swanherds" in 2025. For this concert Rebecca will perform a solo guitar and voice version of acclaimed Toronto composer Martin Arnold’s chamber work "Tam Lin", a 40 minute beautifully introspective reinvention of the legendary Scottish ballad of the same name.
Let's be careful and considerate in the performance space! Please consider wearing a mask when not performing/imbibing.
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Wenona - Craft Beer Lodge, 1069 Bloor St W, Toronto, ON M6H 1M5, Canada,Toronto, Ontario
