CREATIVE JAZZ MASTERS at the COMMUNITY MUSIC CENTER
Bay Area, Los Angeles and European veterans unite for an evening of
adventurous improvised music
KINHOUA + ENEIDI-GOLIA QUARTET
Friday September 24, 2010
8pm
Community Music Center
544 Capp Street, San Francisco CA
Tickets $12 at the door
KINHOUA
KIHNOUA is a term borrowed from ancient Greek that might have meant
“the difference.” This is an ensemble formed by Larry Ochs (ROVA
Saxophone Quartet) in 2007. A longtime fan of traditional Korean
p’ansori singing and of Korean sinawi improvisation, it is with great
pleasure that we attempt to intermingle the very new thoughts, sounds
and structures of “Western improvised music” with the very ancient
sounds of Korea and other folk-music influences from Asia. Africa and
Europe.
Dohee Lee, vocals
Scott Amendola, drums and electronics
Larry Ochs, sopranino, tenor saxophones, compositions
http://www.ochs.cc/groups/kihnoua_intro.html
ENEIDI-GOLIA QUARTET
Oakland-bred, Vienna-based alto saxophonist Marco Eneidi has performed
with pioneering musicians such as Cecil Taylor, Denis Charles,
William Parker, Glenn Spearman, and Bill Dixon. All Music Guide
describes his playing as “fast and hard, with a bright tone and
fertile imagination; few improvisers have quicker reflexes.” Vinny
Golia, "the abbot of L.A. edge jazz" (LA Weekly), is a
multi-instrumentalist, bandleader and composer whose music embraces
the continuum from delicate, intricate improvisations to fierce and
visceral sonic explosions. A commanding and riveting presence on a
variety of saxophones, clarinets and flutes, Golia delivers every note
like it's his last, and performs with electric intensity. This quartet
brings together Eneidi and Golia with one of the Bay Area's most
in-demand rhythm sections.
Marco Eneidi, alto saxophone
Vinny Golia, woodwinds
Lisa Mezzacappa, bass
Vijay Anderson, drums






