So we're not really "industrial." Were the Beatles really insects?
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- Members:
- Saxes: Evan Francis (alto sax), Lee Elderton (soprano sax), Mary-Sue Tobin (tenor sax), Mieke Bruggeman (bari sax) Beth Schenck (soprano / alto sax), Damon Zick (multiple saxes), Cory Wright (multiple saxes), Brian Walsh (tenor sax / clarinet), Gavin Templeton (soprano sax), Gabriel Sundy (bari sax), Ward Baxter (tenor / bari sax), Jim Romeo (tenor sax).
Trumpets: Daniel Rosenboom, Kris Tiner, Josh Aguiar, Aaron Smith, Phil Rodriguez, Stephanie Richards.
Bones: Ian Carroll, Mike Richardson, Nelson Bell.
Rhythm section: Dan Schnelle (drums), 0liver Newell (bass), Jill Knapp (vocals, mirth), Tany Ling (vocals), Andrew Durkin (compositions, conducting, piano, miscellany).
(plus the many many other good folks listed at our website) - Genre:
- avant garde party music
- Hometown:
- Los Angeles
- Record Label:
- various
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Events
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- Industrial Jazz Group at the B...
44 Main Street
Saturday, October 24 at 9:30pm - Industrial Jazz Group at Twins...
1344 U. St. NW, Washington, DC, 20009
Wednesday, October 21 at 8:00pm - Industrial Jazz Group @ the Be...
The Bell House
Monday, October 19 at 7:30pm - IJG: 2009 California Tour
California
Friday, April 3 at 8:00pm - Industrial Jazz Group at the D...
Dore Theater, CSUB
Friday, April 3 at 8:00pm - The IJG's Shiny New Year
Mississippi Pizza
Wednesday, December 31 at 6:00pm - Industrial Jazz Group Pacific ...
Seasons
Saturday, September 6 at 4:35pm - Industrial Jazz Group Pacific ...
Mississippi Pizza
Friday, September 5 at 6:00pm - Industrial Jazz Group Pacific ...
Le Voyeur
Thursday, September 4 at 10:00pm - Industrial Jazz Group Pacific ...
Cozmic Pizza
Wednesday, September 3 at 9:00pm
Industrial Jazz Group
The first (and possibly only) video from the Rocktober tour. Mildly unsafe for work. Composition by Andrew Durkin, performance by the Industrial Jazz Group.
Footage shot in Pittsfield, MA (Berkshire Museum); Coxsackie, NY (rest stop); Philadelphia, PA (Green Line Cafe); Staten Island, NY (Galerie St. George); Brooklyn, ...NY (The Bell House); Washington, DC (Twins Jazz); Jersey City, NJ (Automata Chino); Montpelier, VT (the Black Door). Camera work c/o Tany Ling and Matt Lichtenwalner (camera c/o Tany Ling).
The audio is still a rough work-in-progress (not yet fully mixed), derived from a few spring 2009 recording sessions. It features Dan Rosenboom, Josh Aguiar, Aaron Smith (trumpets); Mike Richardson, Ian Carroll (bones); Gavin Templeton, Cory Wright, Evan Francis, Brian Walsh, Damon Zick, Gabriel Sundy (saxes); Tany Ling (vox); Oliver Newell, Dan Schnelle (rhythm section); Andrew Durkin (composition, conducting); Jill Knapp (as-of-yet unrecorded vox).
All images are of the October 2009 touring band: Dan Rosenboom, Phil Rodriguez, Steph Richards, Dylan Canterbury, Joe Herrera (trumpets); Mike Richardson, Ian Carroll (bones); Gavin Templeton, Beth Schenck, Robbyn Tongue, Evan Francis, Brian Walsh, Dave Crowell, Tony Gairo, Gabriel Sundy (saxes); Tany Ling, Jill Knapp (vox); Oliver Newell, Dan Schnelle (rhythm section); Andrew Durkin (composition, conducting).
"Et Tu, Tutu?" began life as a piece for the Portland Jazz Composers' Ensemble. A few months later, I adapted it for the IJG.
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This one comes from the Blog of Christ, which as an agnostic I probably should have discovered a long time ago. It’s called “I Think It’s About Time I Lose the Beard”:
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I’m sorry. But at the risk of over-emphasizing the facial hair theme so crucial to this band, I had to post the following, which is “not safe for work,” blah blah blah (why are you surfing the web at work anyway?):
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Well, maybe not just jazz. The content here could range anywhere from information on my wacky acoustic jazz ensemble (the Industrial Jazz Group) to general music-related stuff (reviews of what I'm listening to, comments on the state of the art, and so on) to politics to pop culture to parenthood. .....
uglyrug.blogspot.com
Well, maybe not just jazz. The content here could range anywhere from information on my wacky acoustic jazz ensemble (the Industrial Jazz Group) to general music-related stuff (reviews of what I'm listening to, comments on the state of the art, and so on) to politics to pop culture to parenthood. .....
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So I was reading this post by Jason Parker (@1WorkinMusician). Jason’s got a great new way to get people talking about his music and it requires (relatively speaking) little overhead. What’s ...
uglyrug.blogspot.com
Well, maybe not just jazz. The content here could range anywhere from information on my wacky acoustic jazz ensemble (the Industrial Jazz Group) to general music-related stuff (reviews of what I'm listening to, comments on the state of the art, and so on) to politics to pop culture to parenthood. .....
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Last night I broke my no-gig streak (hey, times are tight!) to head all the way to Brooklyn to hear not just one, nor two, but three big bands! This was a show I could not pass up! It started...
The Brooklyn Big Band Bonanza, or, Revenge of the Six-Way Mustache – Jazz.com | Jazz Music – Jazz Ar
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Industrial Jazz Group Delightful chocolate goodies, bestowed on us by our generous friends, Adam and Sarah Rabin, who also provided much of our gear for the evening. Big thanks, guys!
