Flaming Hakama Announcements April 2018

Published: Fri, 04/06/18

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Schedule

Open Studios

Friday 6 April 2018, 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
1890 Bryant St. SF, California 94110 (@ Potrero)

free

alt.musica will be playing twice tonight,

first as part of 1890 Open Studios, then

right nearby at the afterparty at Il Pirata.

More than 100 Mission Artists will be opening

their studios for you. Come to browse, to buy,

to become inspired. Art is good for the soul.

The preview party will go from 6-9, and

alt.musica will perform from 7:00-8:00 pm

Check out the event on fb

First Fridays at Il Pirata

Friday 6 April 2018, 8:00 PM - 10:30 PM
Il Pirata
2007 16th St, SF, California 94103 (@ Potrero)

$20

alt.musica rather enjoyed our first gig at Il Pirata

in March, and are looking forward to tonight's gig,

which is an afterparty for Open Studios.

It's like hearing a Symphony orchestra,

but smaller, playing Jazz in a bar.

This month, we'll be re-introducing two

long-time favorites, now with string parts,

in the vicinity of Nat "King" Cole's

99th birthday.

You can hang out for free in the bar, or offer

a donation to see the band in the feature room.

We'll have the an amazing crew:

Gaea Schell - Flute

Glenda Bates - English Horn

Elaine Alt - Bass Clarinet

Alicia Bell - Voice & Clave

Greg German - Drums

Anthony Blea - Violin

Michèle Walther - Violin

Charith Premawardhana - Viola

Doug Machiz - 'Cello

Carl Herder - Bass

Check out the event on fb

Friday 4 May 2018, 8:00 PM - 10:30 PM
Il Pirata

Save the date for when alt.musica returns,

with additional percussion:

Friday, May 4.

A Roof Over My Head

Sunday, 10 June 2018, 5:00 PM - 6:30 PM
African American Arts & Culture Complex
762 Fulton St, SF 94102

Save the date for a performance of the
musical A Roof Over My Head, a satirical look
at the Bay Area housing crisis written by
Tommi Avicolli Mecca and Alison C. Wright.

The show focuses on the building of neighbors
who receive an Ellis Act Notice from their
'flip happy' land owner.

We use our theatre and music skills to speak out
against the current elimination of affordable housing
for all residents of the Bay area.

This production will be part of the 2018
National Queer Arts Festival.

I will be playing piano in this performance.

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