Playlist

Recorded

May 6, 2012
Piano Concerto No. 1 - Tchaikovsky - New Philharmonia Orchestra, Emil Gilels, Lorin Maazel

Emil Gilels

If you are under the impression that late 19th century Romantic music is an over-lush miasmic love-fest of warm sound, heart-on-the-sleeve puky sweet long line tunes and bloated bombast this recording may give you nightmares. Violently imperialist it certainly is, but sweet it is not. Singularly nasty. Gird your loins, they are out for blood.

May 10, 2012
Deep Down South - Bix Biederbecke [from Allen Lowe's That Devilin' Tune]

1930's high-tenor honey.

How Can You Lose - Art Pepper [from Smack Up]
I've Been Loving You Too Long - Otis Redding [collected from Dave Marsh's The Heart of Rock & Soul]

A masterpiece of rhythmic just-exactly-so. The only flaw in it is the fade-out. I don't want this to go away! I'm still listening!

No Values - Black Flag [from The First Four Years]
Banned Rehearsal 29 (beginning) - (May 1985, Keith Eisenbrey, Anna K, Aaron Keyt, Neal Meyer)

Anna K - 1985

building toward
centering toward
reducing toward
spin
coin
guitar
drum
bell




In Session at The Tintinabulary

May 7, 2012
Banned Rehearsal 812 - Karen Eisenbrey, Keith Eisenbrey, Aaron Keyt, Neal Meyer

May 8, 2012
Your Mother Should Know recording additional vocal and bass tracks of What's Wanting For? and a piano & voice demo of Boundary.

Upcoming

Thursday May 24, 2012 concert begins at 8:00 PM
Steve Scribner - The Chapel Performance space, Good Shepherd Center, Seattle
I will be playing found objects wood, metal, stone, and plastic, to a score constructed from field guides.

Saturday June 23, 2012 concert begins at 8:00 PM
Keith Eisenbrey - piano recital at The Chapel Performance Space, Good Shepherd Center, Seattle
music by Emily Doolittle, Keith Eisenbrey, Aaron Keyt, and J. K. Randall

Saturday October 20, 2012 concert begins at 8:00 PM - Note the change of date!
Keith Eisenbrey - piano recital at The Chapel Performance Space, Good Shepherd Center, Seattle
Preludes in Seattle Part 4: Preludes by Ken Benshoof, Keith Eisenbrey, Lockrem Johnson, and Greg Short