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SUMMARY:FORMOSUS II: An Evening With Four Latin American Poets
DESCRIPTION:Advance tickets are available online. It is advised to purchase advance tickets for this event. If tickets sell out online\, tickets will not be available at the door.  \n\n\n\n\nFORMOSUS II: An Evening With Four Latin American Poets\nAdrian Arias / Jose Antonio Galloso / Roger Santivanez / Arturo Davila\n\n\n\nFriday\, November 10th\, 2023\nTime: 7:00 pm doors\, 7:30 pm show\nAdmission: Sliding Scale Donation: $10-$25 \nRSVP here NOW to get your tickets before they’re sold out! \n\n\n\n\nABOUT THE PERFORMERS:  \n\nArturo Davila was born in Mexico City. Poet\, essayist\, and translator. Director of the Department of Modern Languages ​​at Laney College. Specialist in Latin American and Chicano literature. Among his poetry books\, we have: “La ciudad dormida (1995)\, “Catulinarias” (1998)\, “Poemas para ser leídos en el metro” (2003) y “Tantos troncos truncos” (2020).(1995)\, “Catulinarias” (1998). Winner of several poetry awards including the “Juan Ramón Jiménez” of Huelva\, Spain\, 2003. \nRoger Santiváñez was born in Piura\, northern coast of Peru. Ph.D. in poetry from Temple University. He has recently published “Santa Rosa de Lima. Poema sacro en 31 silvas” (México 2021 y Lima 2022). “Entre el paraíso y el infierno” (2023) y un redición de “El chico que se declaraba con la mirada” (2023). He lives on the banks of the Cooper River\, completely dedicated to contemplation\, writing\, and the study of the languages ​​of poetry. \nAdrian Arias is an international multidisciplinary artist working at the intersection of poetry\, visual arts\, performance\, and social justice. A descendant of the Mochica culture of ancient Peru\, he embraces his culture’s use of dreams as a transformative catalyst between reality and imagination. This ancestral knowledge is used to connect artists and communities in collaborations that speak to equality\, liberation\, peace and beauty. He believes that creation goes beyond the result: that the fantastic is always written in the creative act. He is the winner of the APJ poetry Biennial in Peru\, with his book " Sueños y Paranoias; published by Peisa\, in addition to having obtained the third COPE prize with his futurist poetry book “26\,-10-2028”; and an honorary mention with his book Divine Punishment.He was the founder of the Pan Integral poetry group in Lima in the 80s and has won the award for best poet at the Poetic Nights of Struga\, Macedonia. His poetry has been widely anthologized in San Francisco\, California\, alongside poets such as Lawrence Ferlinghetti\, Jack Hirschman\, Kim Shuck\, Nina Serrano\, and others. As a visual artist\, Arias has created large-scale murals for public and private businesses such as Google and a three-story mural at the corner of Turk and Hyde in San Francisco\, commissioned by the Luggage Store. He has recently created murals for Magic Theater\, Clarion Alley\, and Freight & Salvage. As co-founder of Mission Arts Performance Project MAPP\, he conceptualizes and creates multi-sensory art experiences such as VideoFest\, Luna Negra\, and ILLUSION show. His most ambitious project to date is Tarot in Pandemic & Revolution\, a multifaceted collaboration conceived and orchestrated by Arias where he engaged sixty-two visual artists and poets from the Bay Area in the creation of a community tarot deck that speaks to historic events that transpired over the pandemic. Published by Nomadic Press and released at CAST in San Francisco where Arias serves as the inaugural artist-in-residence. \nJosé Antonio Galloso was born in Lima\, Perú. Writer\, visual artist\, and educator. Master in Literary Creation with Grupo Planeta. He has published books of poetry\, visual poetry\, and fiction. His books “Tres Días para Mateo” (1999)\, “El Mal Viaje” (2007)\, “Adiós al Barrio” (2009) and “Lima Mala” (2010)\, are part of Loqueleo\, a project by Santillana that connect 22 countries. His written work has been included in several anthologies of peruvian literature such as “La mala nota\, el colegio en el cuento peruano” (2008)\, “El cuento peruano 2001-2010” (2013)\, y “Alma\, corazón y vida\, antología peruana de cuentos de amor” (2017). His visual work has been shown in different exhibits such as the “First Visual Poetry and Performance Festival” (Mission Cultural Center\, San Francisco\, 2009); “Diary of a Revolution” (La Peña Cultural Center\, Berkeley 2012); and “Respeto” (RAMP Gallery at SOMARTS\, San Francisco 2015). He was part of the “Tarot in Pandemic & Revolution” a multifaceted collaboration that engaged sixty two visual artists and poets from the Bay Area in the creation of a community tarot deck that speaks to historic events that transpired over the pandemic. Since 2002\, José Antonio Galloso has lived in the Bay Area. \n\n \nEVENT DETAILS\nFriday\, November 10th\, 2023\nTime: 7:00 pm doors\, 7:30 pm show\nAdmission: Sliding Scale Donation: $10-$25 \nNote: A limited quantity of additional tickets will be available for purchase at the door unless otherwise noted on the Facebook event page that the show is SOLD OUT. \nPurchase advance tickets for this event before they’re sold out! \nNote: Purchasing an advance ticket guarantees admission but does not guarantee a seat. Seating is first come\, first served. \nRSVP to the Facebook event:\n \n \n  \nVolunteer for this event!
URL:https://redpoppyarthouse.org/event/formosus-ii-an-evening-with-four-latin-american-poets/
LOCATION:Red Poppy Art House\, 2698 Folsom St.\, San Francisco\, CA\, 94110\, United States
CATEGORIES:Events,November,Performing Arts
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SUMMARY:Jimmy Grant Trio: Django Reinhardt & beyond
DESCRIPTION:Advance tickets are available online. It is advised to purchase advance tickets for this event. If tickets sell out online\, tickets will not be available at the door.  \n\n\n\n\nJimmy Grant Trio: Django Reinhardt & beyond\nExploring the music of Django Reinhardt and beyond.\nThe Jimmy Grant Trio will perform music that follows the traditions of Django Reinhardt and his roots in the Jazz Manouche music (Gypsy Jazz) and Eastern European folk music\, as well as original compositions. \nFeaturing:\nJimmy Grant – Guitar\nNelsen Hutchison- Guitar\nSimon Planting- Bass \n\n\n\nFriday\, November 17th\, 2023\nTime: 7:00 pm doors\, 7:30 pm show\nAdmission: (Online) $20 – $30/ (Door) $30-$35 \n\n\n\n\nABOUT THE ARTISTS:  \n\nThe Jimmy Grant Trio performs primarily in the style of Django Reinhardt\, infusing swing-era pieces\, original work\, and traditional gypsy tunes with the jazz guitar pioneer’s crunchy rhythms and hot harmonies. \nJimmy Grant was recently a finalist in the John Lennon songwriting competition for his original song “Insomnia\,” and also had an interview with Guitar World for his “5 in 5″ project\, in which he wrote five different songs in five days. His style synthesizes a rich blend of Russian folk\, bluegrass\, Celtic\, and classical music while remaining true to Django’s innovative guitar technique. The Jimmy Grant Ensemble will bring together two guitars\, bass\, and violin in an intimate yet energy-charged performance. \nNelsen Hutchison grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area where he began playing guitar and developing an eclectic taste for music at a young age. He went on to pursue his musical education by studying jazz guitar at Berklee College of Music before transferring to the New School for Jazz where he received his BFA in guitar performance. Upon returning to the Bay Area Nelsen began his graduate studies as an MA student in Ethnomusicology at UC Santa Cruz. His MA Thesis explored the critical reception of soul jazz and the ways jazz organists of the 1960s signified conventional performance practices. After completing his MA\, Nelsen continued his studies at UC Santa Cruz where he is now a Ph.D. Candidate in Cross-Cultural Musicology. His PhD research employs ethnographic methods to analyze the political economy of the Bay Area jazz scene and the working lives of musicians. In addition to being a scholar and educator at UC Santa Cruz\, Nelsen also regularly performs in the region as a freelance jazz guitarist. As a performer\, Nelsen has toured with the viral Swedish multi-instrumentalist Gunhild Carling\, performed at the Monterey Jazz Festival\, and recorded mandola on Larry Polanksy’s New World Records album “These are the Generations.” \nDutch double bassist Simon Planting lives near San Francisco but studied Classical bass with the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra and Jazz at the Sweelinck Conservatory in Amsterdam before embarking on a professional career. He has performed in concerts and festivals the world over and has compiled an impressive discography with artists like Mathilde Santing\, Fapy Lafertin\, Jimmy Rosenberg\, Stephane Wrembel\, and John Jorgenson. Simon Planting is the DjangoFest NW Artistic Director. \nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lvJl4zlZdNA\nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hMqDqgpr-sc\nhttps://linktr.ee/ampsmasher\nhttps://www.jimmygrant.net/ \n\n\n\nPREVIEW THE MUSIC: \n\n\n\n\n \n \n\n \nEVENT DETAILS\nFriday\, November 17th\, 2023\nTime: 7:00 pm doors\, 7:30 pm show\nAdmission: (Online) $20 – $30/ (Door) $30-$35 \nNote: A limited quantity of additional tickets will be available for purchase at the door unless otherwise noted on the Facebook event page that the show is SOLD OUT. \nPurchase advance tickets for this event! \nNote: Purchasing an advance ticket guarantees admission but does not guarantee a seat. Seating is first come\, first served. \nRSVP to the Facebook event:\n \n \n  \nVolunteer for this event!
URL:https://redpoppyarthouse.org/event/jimmy-grant-trio-django-reinhardt-beyond/
LOCATION:Red Poppy Art House\, 2698 Folsom St.\, San Francisco\, CA\, 94110\, United States
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SUMMARY:Latin Rhythms Unite
DESCRIPTION:Advance tickets are available online. It is advised to purchase advance tickets for this event. If tickets sell out online\, tickets will not be available at the door.  \n\n\n\n\nLatin Rhythms Unite\nA Musical Journey with Jackeline Rago and Alejo Cordero!\nJoin us for an enchanting night of Latin American music as we bring together the fantastic talents of Jackeline Rago (Venezuela) and Alejo Cordero (Colombia). \nThese two renowned musicians share a deep love for Latin American folk music\, and their collaboration vows a vibrant tapestry of rhythms\, instruments\, and ancestral traditions. Jackeline and Alejo will feature the captivating sounds of the Bandola Llanera\, the Venezuelan cuatro\, maracas\, and the captivating beats of Caribbean percussion. With a repertoire that spans Joropos\, valses\, boleros\, choros\, and porros\, “Latin Rhythms Unite” is your ticket to a unique and immersive musical experience that celebrates the rich heritage of Latin American music. \nFeaturing:\nJackeline Rago – Cuatro\nAlejo Cordero – Bandola \n\n\n\nSaturday\, November 18th\, 2023\nTime: 7:00 pm doors\, 7:30 pm show\nAdmission: (Online) $20 – $35/ (Door) $30-$35 \n\n\n\n\nABOUT THE ARTISTS:  \n\nJackeline Rago is a multi-instrumentalist\, composer\, arranger\, producer\, and educator focused on her native Venezuelan folk music and diverse Latin American and Caribbean traditions. Holding a BA in music and certified as an Orff music teacher\, Jackeline serves as the musical director for two prominent Bay Area bands\, the “Venezuelan Music Project” and the “VNote Ensemble.” Additionally\, she plays an essential role in shaping musical education as the head of the lower school music program at Park Day School in Oakland\, California. With over 25 years of experience as a performer and workshop leader\, Jackeline has left her musical imprint nationally and internationally\, having conducted workshops and performances in countries such as the USA\, Canada\, Costa Rica\, Japan\, Spain\, Finland\, Thailand\, Venezuela\, Brazil\, St Croix\, Barbados\, and Ghana. A significant milestone in her career was the honor of participating in Jon Batiste’s premiere of the American Symphony at Carnegie Hall in New York in September 2022. \n  \nAlejo Cordero\, was born on April 25\, 1995\, in Cali\, Colombia. At the age of four\, he moved to San Martin de Los Llanos. It was there\, at the age of ten\, that he discovered the bandola guitar\, an instrument that has since become his life’s passion. While he is the only musician in his family\, his father\, who was the director of the house of culture at the time\, played a significant role in shaping his musical interests. \nAlejo quickly became a highly skilled bandola player and started participating in national festivals\, consistently achieving first place. His talent caught the attention of Carlos “Cuco” Rojas\, the director of the Cimarron band. From 2012 to 2016\, Alejo played the Cuatro Venezolano and the bandola in the band\, taking part in 11 international tours to France\, India\, the USA\, Mexico\, Nicaragua\, San Salvador\, Uruguay\, Argentina\, and Colombia. \nAfter his Cimarrón’s experience\, Alejo enrolled at the Francisco José de Caldas District University to study music at the ASAB arts faculty. In early 2017\, he joined Palo Cruzao\, winners of the Latin Grammy 2016\, and toured various regions of Colombia\, including Valle del Cauca\, Tolima\, Cundinamarca\, and Meta. He also performed at international festivals such as the Harp Festival in Veracruz Mexico\, and the Sunfest Festival in Canada. \nThroughout his musical career\, Alejo has worked as a music theory and instrumental language pedagogue\, facilitated Llanero music workshops\, provided musical advice\, and worked as a session musician. He has performed at prestigious venues like the Movistar Arena (Bogotá\, Colombia)\, the Julio Mario Santo Domingo Theater\, the Colón Theater\, and the Sergio Arboleda University Auditorium. \nIn 2017\, Alejo received his first academic scholarship to study contemporary music technique at the School of Music\, Media\, Audio\, and Technology (EMMAT). During his academic program\, he obtained a second scholarship to study at Berklee Latino in Bogotá\, where he later won a third scholarship to attend the Summer Program Guitar Session at Berklee College of Music in Boston in 2019. In 2020\, Alejo took an admission exam to earn a Professional Diploma at Berklee College of Music and was awarded a $23\,000 scholarship. \nIn the same year\, Alejo collaborated on a song that received a nomination for Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album at the Latin Grammy Awards. This album (“Fonseca and Andres Cepeda\, Compadres.”) later won the Latin Grammy Award. Additionally\, in 2020\, he founded his own music school called Chamarreo\, which aims to train new bandola players with a more universal concept of the instrument\, preserving its native sound while exploring world music. \nAlejo Cordero is the author of the book “Acordes y Escalas para Bandola Llanera\,” which contains 1104 chord diagrams and 840 scale diagrams. \nAs a soloist\, Alejo Cordero drew inspiration from great guitarists such as Yamandu Costa and Tommy Emmanuel. With his dream of pursuing a solo career\, he relocated to California US\, where he currently resides. \nAlejo Cordero dedicates his days to developing new sounds and offering his listeners a world music experience. He incorporates various genres into his performances\, including classical and South American music. Continually inspired\, he creates new music in the hopes of opening doors and introducing the world to a unique and different musical concept of the bandola llanera. \n\n\n\nPREVIEW THE MUSIC: \n\n\n\n\n \n \n\n \nEVENT DETAILS\nSaturday\, November 18th\, 2023\nTime: 7:00 pm doors\, 7:30 pm show\nAdmission: (Online) $20 – $35/ (Door) $30-$35 \nNote: A limited quantity of additional tickets will be available for purchase at the door unless otherwise noted on the Facebook event page that the show is SOLD OUT. \nPurchase advance tickets for this event! \nNote: Purchasing an advance ticket guarantees admission but does not guarantee a seat. Seating is first come\, first served. \nRSVP to the Facebook event:\n \n \n  \nVolunteer for this event!
URL:https://redpoppyarthouse.org/event/latin-rhythms-unite/
LOCATION:Red Poppy Art House\, 2698 Folsom St.\, San Francisco\, CA\, 94110\, United States
CATEGORIES:Events,November,Performing Arts
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