Stuplimity No.1 (2005)
by Chris McIntyre (composer), 7X7 Trombone Band
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7X7 Trombone Band: Tim Albright, Joe Fiedler, Jacob Garchik, Ben Gerstein, Richard Marriott, Steve Swell, Peter Zummo.
"Stuplimity No.1" was created for the dance work 7X7X7X7X7 by choreography Yoshiko Chuma's School of Hard Knocks. The work premiered during the 2005 River To River Festival in NYC. The recorded version is a revision which premiered in performance with SoHK during the 2005 Fall For Dance Festival at City Center, NYC.
"Stuplimity No.1" was created for the dance work 7X7X7X7X7 by choreography Yoshiko Chuma's School of Hard Knocks. The work premiered during the 2005 River To River Festival in NYC. The recorded version is a revision which premiered in performance with SoHK during the 2005 Fall For Dance Festival at City Center, NYC.
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released November 8, 2010
Recorded and Mixed by James Fei (jamesfei.com)
Recorded on October 3, 2005
ISSUE Project Room (Carroll St), Brooklyn, NY
Recorded and Mixed by James Fei (jamesfei.com)
Recorded on October 3, 2005
ISSUE Project Room (Carroll St), Brooklyn, NY
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Chris McIntyre, composer Brooklyn, New York
Perf. (trb, synth), composer, curator (Kitchen, Gugg., IPR, Stone, MATA). TILT Brass (Dir.) UllU, Either/Or, & Ne(x)tworks. Tzadik, New World, Mode.
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Nov 2010 -
Nov 2010
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