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Dark Dark Dark
Start: 7:00 pm
End: 11:00 pm
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Classical Revolution!
Start: 7:00 pm
End: 9:30 pm

Classical Revolution is a fabulous music group/organization started in San Francisco, that has since spread to Portland, Reno, New York, Philadelphia, and now Chicago! This will be the first CR Chicago concert and will feature a plethora of Chicago's young, emerging classical musicians. The first half will be a set chamber music program and the second half will be a reading session.

The goal of CR is for classical music to be played in accessible places like art galleries, bars, and cafes. It serves as an umbrella group for young musicians who want to collaborate with other local musicians within their communities.
http://classicalrevolution.org

Delicious pizza from Piece will be served, and drinks will be available!

Exact program TBA.

PROTEST HEAVEN 12/13: BISHOP/REMPIS/KESSLER/ZERANG
Start: 10:00 pm

PROTEST HEAVEN 12/13:

BISHOP/REMPIS/KESSLER/ZERANG

Jeb Bishop - trombone
Dave Rempis - saxophones
Kent Kessler - bass
Michael Zerang - drums

2 sets

10pm
$5 suggested donation

Heaven Gallery
1550 N Milwaukee, 2nd floor
Blue line to Damen
12 / 14
12 / 15
Chicago Bass Ensemble
Start: 7:00 pm
End: 9:00 pm

The Chicago Bass Ensemble, four contrabassists dedicated to exploring the repertoire for this unusual chamber ensemble, will perform at Heaven Gallery on December 15. The concert will include:

* "The Open Sea" by Chicago bassist and member of the group Doug Johnson
* Quartets #1 and #2 by bassist Jan Alm
* "Bass quartet: 1987" by bassist and New Orleans resident David Anderson
* "Sawtooth Hammer" by Chicago composer Seth Boustead
* "Six Chansons" by Paul Hindemith
and more.

The Chicago Bass Ensemble is all about bass. Whether you call it contrabass, bass fiddle, doghouse bass, upright bass or king of the instruments, four basses together is an unusual and intriguing sound, and this group is dedicated to exploring that sound and bringing the bass to the front. Doug Johnson, John Floeter, Michael Hovnanian and Jacque Harper are all respected performers in Chicago, and together they present a concert that features new compositions and arrangements for bass quartet, by composers both living and local. Writing about a November 2007 performance of the Chicago Bass Ensemble, blogger Jason Heath said "...this is what music really should be. Anyone who thinks that classical music is “dying” needs to come and see the next Chicago Bass Ensemble performance."
12 / 16
Piano recording
Start: 8:00 pm
Start: 12/16/2008 - 8:00pm
End: 12/17/2008 - 10:00pm

Private
12 / 17
Piano recording
End: 10:00 pm
Start: 12/16/2008 - 8:00pm
End: 12/17/2008 - 10:00pm

Private
12 / 18
12 / 19
12 / 20
PROTEST HEAVEN 12/20: KIMMEL/BERMAN/GREGORIO + EAR TO THE GROUND
Start: 10:00 pm

PROTEST HEAVEN
Saturday, December 20, 10pm

KIMMEL/BERMAN/GREGORIO

Jeff Kimmel - bass clarinet
Josh Berman - cornet
Guillermo Gregorio - reeds

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EAR TO THE GROUND

Quin Kirchner - drums
Matthew Golombisky - bass
Caroline Davis - saxophones
Dave Rempis - saxophones

$5 suggested donation

Heaven Gallery
1550 N Milwaukee, 2nd fl
Chicago
Blue line to Damen
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Eric Derr, percussion
Start: 7:00 pm
End: 8:30 pm

* I have elaborated upon simple ideas that I found attractive in the following songs to create these two pieces of music....................................................................................................Eric Derr

“Movie (Never Made)” by Silver Mt. Zion

Eric Derr - Piano

“Peach, Plum, Pear” by Joanna Newsom

Shanna Gutierrez, Connie Schoepflin – Flutes

Mas Sugihara – Saxophone

Robert Burrows – Vibraphone

Eric Derr – Piano

Austin Wulliman - Violin

* Loops II for Vibraphone.............................................................................................. Philippe Hurel

Eric Derr – Vibraphone
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ai ensemble
Start: 7:00 pm
End: 9:00 pm

Alejandro Acierto, clarinet; Isabel Castellvi, cello

The ai ensemble opens their second season with an exciting collaborative program of chamber and solo works including three world premieres by Nick DeMaison, Paul Pinto and Conrad Windslow. For this concert, the ai ensemble will perform chamber works with soprano and long time collaborator Amanda DeBoer on works that include Jonathon Harvey's Chu for soprano, contrabass clarinet and cello and featuring solo works by Georges Aperghis, Keeril Makan, and Giacinto Scelsi.

The program includes:

* Four premieres of new works written for ai ensemble by Conrad Winslow (NY) Two Threads, Nick DeMaison (NY) Black Wheels, Paul Pinto (NY) mini_004

* Chu by Jonathon Harvey for Soprano, Contrabass Clarinet & Cello with guest artist Amanda DeBoer

* Solo works by Keril Makan Zones d'accord (cello), Georges Aperghis Recitation No. 12 (for solo voice), Giacinto S
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Harold Arts presents Try Harder
Start: 7:00 pm
End: 11:00 pm

Harold Arts presents Try Harder
Start: 7:00 pm
End: 11:00 pm
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