HIJINX
Site-Specific and Street Performances
(Schedule
below from the program, not necessarily exactly what happened)
LONG
TONE PLAYERS Monday 9/1/2003 8 am
6-8 horn players (brass and woods) are separated by a minimum of 100 ft.
All players have synchronized digital watches. At a specific time all
players play as long a note as they can sustain on one breath. To be performed
at various points around the inner harbor walkway.
(need horn players) contact Tom (baltimorescience@hotmail.com)
ACOUSTIC
STRING BAND Monday 9/1/2003 12 noon
for 3-4 players. Players perform a free improv at the plaza in front
of city hall. (war memorial plaza?) (need string players) contact Bob
(rwagner64@aol.com)
BALTIMORE
SYMPHONIA POPS Monday 9/1/2003 4 pm
for 5-8 players. Performers are given score to sight read. The score
to be played will be a (normally ) easily recognizable popular tune
such as beethoven's 5th. All performers will, however be playing instruments
that they are not familiar with. Ei. A piano player would be given a
violin to play and a violinist, a trombone. To be performed on the lawn
across from the meyerhoff symphony hall (need sight readers) contact
Bob (rwagner64@aol.com)
THE
HAT BAND Tuesday 9/2/2003 8 am
4-5 players free improvise for the auto traffic on i83. All players
must have outrageously silly hats on. Performance is in front of the
brick buddha near the mica ceramics dept. (need performers) contact
Bob (rwagner64@aol.com)
PICKUP
TRUCK MARIMBA Tuesday 9/2/2003 12 noon
for this show the lunch crowd at lexington arket will be treatedto
a lovely marimba recital from the back of a pick up truck. The truck
may even be moving. Twig Harper, solo marimba.
WATER
TAXI BAND Tuesday 9/2/2003 4 pm
As many as will fit will get onto a water taxi and play their little
hearts out as we head from harbor place to fells point. Meet at Water
Taxi stand in Fells Point for departure.
(need players, note: you may have to pay for the ride) contact Tom (baltimorescience@hotmail.com)
HONKERS
Wednesday 9/3/2003 8 am
4-5 horn players preferably tenor saxes and trombones will honk at the
morning rush hour traffic coming into the city. To be performed behind
port discovery on president street. (need horn players) contact Bob
(rwagner64@aol.com)
MUSIC
INVESTMENTS Wednesday 9/3/2003 12 noon
two laptop players duel each other in front of one of the investment
brokerages downtown in pin stripes and all
Needles,
a concert of amplified knitting. Wednesday 9/3 at 4pm by Cult of
Marms, 719 N. Howard st. for more information e-mail hostess@cultofmarms.org
SNAX
IN THE VESTIBULE Wednesday 9/3/2003 4pm
this will likely be the only gig in baltimore where the club is only
large enough for the two members of the band. Tom boram and daniel breen
perform in the vestibule at 713 howard street
UNDERGROUND
MUSIC Thursday 9/4/2003 10 am
use caution. This is a performance of real underground music. . At 2732
st. Paul
FREEDUMB
GROUP Thursday 9/4/2003 1 pm
6-8 performers free improvise at the washington monument in mount vernon
(need performers) contact Bob (rwagner64@aol.com)
PARADE IN FELLS POINT Thursday 9/4/2003 4 pm
any and all who dare. Bring an instrument and march through fell's point
in style. Meet at 3:30pm at the gazeebo in the park at Wolfe and Thames
sts. Contact Stewart (mostofsky@kennedykrieger.org)
DRUNKEN
MASTERS Thursday 9/4/2003 12 midnight
Two of baltimores best drinkers perform outside of the mount royal
tavern
VOCAL ENSEMBLE Friday 9/5/2003 10 am
8-10 singers perform a contemporary composition for voice (need singers)
at St. John's Church corner of 27th St. and St. Pauls St. Enter from
the 27th st. side. Contact Bob (rwagner64@aol.com)
THE SEWER GIRLS Friday 9/5/2003 1 pm
risen from the core of the earth, an All women's ensemble plays until
the train tunnels Ignite. at intersection of Clipper Mill and Falls
Rd. (need performers- women only) contact Bob (rwagner64@aol.com) or
Grecthen (aliveandawake@usa.com) for more information.
CANDIDATE
GENES performance on Friday 9/5 at AVAM at 3pm
CANDIDATE
GENES IS AN UNCONSCIOUS corporation potentially associated to particular
conditions. A reaction to disparity, to the concave injustice generated
by the very era that sees it fit. Through research, apprenticeship and
action, attempting to define and/or circumscribe what seems to distinguish
our epoch : the genesis of a genuine exclusion. For an irrevocable banishment
of the difference is in itself, right today, an obvious disorder.
CASH MOVEMENT Friday 9/5/2003 5:15 pm
if you need to dash to the atm at least do it in style. A duet between
cathy paine(dance) and john berndt (reeds) at the charles village bank
of america atm.
FRED
AND CHARLIE SHOW Friday 9/5/2003 12 midnight
Nothing better to work your buzz than these two. In odonnel park
canton.
MUSICAL
BICYCLE TRIP Saturday 9/6/2003 10 am
Anyone who can is invited to take a bike trip through the city while
making whatever sound you can. (Note: We cannot take any liability for
your personal safety if you decide to perform in this action!) Meet
at 713 N. Howard Street at 9:30am. Whistles, tin cans, bells, cards
in the spokes, drum kit. Set it up play it and ride. Route to be determined.
(need noisey riders).
PLAY
FOR LIMEADE Saturday 9/6/2003 11:30 AM
thirsty? Well your money is no good here. Anyone stopping by this lemonade
stand will be required to play an instrument (will be supplied) to earn
their drink. Performed in front of the charles theater
MOD
COMPOSITION Saturday 9/6/2003 5 pm
a small (5-6 performers) chamber group will perform one of the greatest
pieces from the compendium of greatest modern compositions. Univ. Baltimore
near Poe. (need performers)
contact Bob (rwagner64@aol.com)
JAW HARP DUET Saturday 9/6/2003 12 midnight
two tooth rattlers combine at Ghion restaurant and bar.
12 AND
UNDER BAND Sunday 9/7/2003 10 am
free music if you are 12 or under. Fun instruments will be supplied
under the jones falls expwy at the farmers market (need kids and helpers)
contact Bob (rwagner64@aol.com)
ACTION
AT A DISTANCE Sunday 9/7/2003 11 am
MOVEMENT AND MUSIC. Numerous dancers and musicians will collaborate
along an extreme distance in paterson park for an exciting free for
all improvisation over long distances with the performers spread so
far they can barely perceive each other. With improvisors Micahel Johnsen,
Jack Wright, Michel Doneda, Mike Evans, Ricardo Arias, and others, and
some of Baltimore's best contact improvising dancers. The Ukranian festival
is simultanous with this action.
MUSIC GAME Sunday 9/7/2003 2 pm
4 musical sports advocates will battle in a heated game of amplified
musical badminton. Wyman Park Dell
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