Saturday April 15 2023 Time:19h30
Carl’s Prague debut, with a solo performance at Alfred ve dvoře. Doors open at 19h30, Opening Artist Gurun Gurun at 20h00, Carl plays at 21h00.
Artists:
400 CZK
Alfred ve dvoře
Františka Křížka 36
Praha 7
+420 732 813 369
info@jednota.space
WEB: http://www.jednota.space/
WEB: https://www.alfredvedvore.cz/en/
IG: #@jed.nota
w/ Kazuhisa Uchihashi
Thursday April 13 2023 Time:21h00
Carl returns to Berlin after a multi-year hiatus. The evening starts with a moderated talk, then a solo set and then guitarist Kazuhisa Uchihashi will join to close the evening.The doors open at 20h00, the talk will be at 21h00, and the music starts at 22h00.
Artists:
15,00 € + 1,95 €
Arkaoda
Karl Marx Platz 16-18 12043 Berlin
berlin@arkaoda.com
WEB: https://berlin.arkaoda.com/?/mobile/detail/id=745
WEB: https://berlin.arkaoda.com/
FB:https://fb.me/e/sVKnzCf1
Tuesday April 11 2023 Time:20h30
A rare solo performance appearance in Köln. Also on the evening, the great Thomas Ankersmit (electronics)
Artists:
€12.00 (€6.00 for students, members, disabled)
LOFT
LOFT / 2ndFLOOR eV
Hans Martin Müller & Dr. Urs Benedikt Müller
Wissmannstr. 30
50823 Cologne
(+49) 221 – 67 77 09 95
info@loftkoeln.de
WEB: https://www.loftkoeln.de/
IG: #reiheMreiheM
Thursday April 6 2023
Carl’s Porto debut, with a solo concert at the Teatro Municipal do Porto – Rivoli. More details coming soon.
Teatro Municipal do Porto – Rivoli
R. do Bonjardim 143, 4000-440 Porto, Portugal
WEB: https://www.teatromunicipaldoporto.pt
WEB: https://www.teatromunicipaldoporto.pt/en/quem-somos/
Wednesday April 5 2023 Time:doors open 21h00
Carl’s Lisbon debut, performing in the beautiful Galeria at Zé dos Bois (ZDB). Opening the evening will be sound artist and modular synthesist João Pimenta Gomes.
Artists:
10 euro
ZÉ DOS BOIS
Rua da Barroca nº59
1200-047 Lisbon
Portuga
+351 21 343 02 05
Map (English) at here
reservas@zedosbois.org
WEB: https://zedosbois.org/programa/carl-stone-joao-pimenta-gomes/
WEB: https://zedosbois.org
Saturday April 1 2023 Time:7:45 PM
Carl returns to Big Ears for two appearances as part of the 2023 festival. On April 1st, he’ll be appearing the city’s historic Jackson Terminal for a solo performance.
Artists:
Jackson Terminal
213 W Jackson Ave, Knoxville, TN 37902
WEB: https://bigearsfestival.org/event/carl-stone/
IG: #http://instagram.com/bigearsfestival
Twitter: http://twitter.com/BigEarsFestival
Saturday April 1 2023 Time:7:45 PM
Carl returns to Big Ears for two appearances as part of the 2023 festival. On April 1st, he’ll be appearing the city’s historic Jackson Terminal for a solo performance.
Artists:
Jackson Terminal
213 W Jackson Ave, Knoxville, TN 37902
WEB: https://bigearsfestival.org/event/carl-stone/
IG: #http://instagram.com/bigearsfestival
Twitter: http://twitter.com/BigEarsFestival
Friday March 31 2023 Time:2:30 PM
Carl returns to Big Ears for two performances as part of the 2023 festival. On March 31, he’ll be appearing with trio members Ned Rothenberg, a dazzling improviser on reeds and shakuhachi, and Soo Yeon Lyuh, a master of the haegeum, a two-stringed Korean bowed instrument.
Artists:
The Point
211 W Fifth Ave, Knoxville, TN 37917
WEB: https://bigearsfestival.org/event/carl-stone-trio/
IG: #http://instagram.com/bigearsfestival
Twitter: http://twitter.com/BigEarsFestival
Saturday February 25 2023 Time:19h00
Carl returns to SOUP, the Tokyo live house with one of the best sound systems in the city
Artists:
¥1500 (includes one drink)
SOUP
3-9-10 Mikasa BLD BF1 Kamiochiai Shinjuku-ku Tokyo
東京都新宿区落合3-9-10 三笠ビルBF1
Map (English) at here
Map (Japanese) here
WEB: http://ochiaisoup.web.fc2.com/schedulethis.html
WEB: https://ochiaisoup.com/?p=4824
We Jazz Records presents the second volume of their reworks albums dealing with source material from the Helsinki-based label’s catalog. This time around, it’s Carl Stone’s turn to tackle the source albums at hand and filter the label’s output through his musical lens.
We Jazz Reworks is an idea that repurposes some of the label’s output 10 albums at a time. That is, the label invites producers whose music they love on board, and one by one, they tackle 10 albums worth of source material, of which they are free to use as much or as little as they choose. The series evolves chronologically, so this volume being number two, the source material is pulled from We Jazz LPs numbers 11 through 20. The artist has complete freedom.
Volume 2 in the series happens with Carl Stone, a legendary figure in creative music. His career spans decades of unlimited musical innovation. Stone’s recent output on Unseen Worlds, the label who has also been instrumental in issuing some of his remarkable earlier work, ranks among the most original art of our time and renders notions such as “genre” virtually meaningless.
Here, We Jazz originals by Terkel Nørgaard, OK:KO, Jonah Parzen-Johnson and more are met here with a fresh sense of discovery, spun around and delivered ready for the turntable once again.
Carl Stone says:
“It was wonderful that We Jazz gave me carte blanche to work with any materials from the set of ten releases in its catalog. This freedom to work with everything could have been a mixed blessing though, as it could be a challenge to try to deal with so much musical information. In the end I did what I almost always do: Let my intuition be my guide and to seize upon any musical items that seemed to fit into an overall approach.”
“To make a new piece I usually start with an extended period of what really is just playing, the way a child plays with toys. Experimentation without necessary expectation, leading to (hopefully) discovery of things of musical interest, then figuring out a way to craft and shape these into a structured piece of music. Each track uses a different approach, which I found along the way during this play period.”
This conceptual approach becomes complete with the design, in which album graphics are treated in a similar fashion, reworking what’s there. This time around, the artwork is reinvented by Tuomo Parikka, a regular cover collage contributor for the We Jazz Magazine.
CURACAO BLUE TRANSPARENT VINYL, INSIDE OUT SLEEVE, OBI W/ LINER NOTES, PRINTED INNER SLEEVE WITH SOURCE ALBUM DESIGN REFLECTIONS.
Friday March 25 2022 9PM EDT
Ulrich Krieger and Carl Stone (Los Angeles and Tokyo) Friday 25
Ulrich Krieger (winds) and Carl Stone (computer) triangulate with EI from California and Tokyo, as they lob the musical data back and forth over the uncharted depths of the information highways, recursively and relentlessly processing each other. This will be streamed live over the internet so please check local times.
https://www.rlsto.net/Nooz/ http://www.ulrich-krieger.com
Artists:
Experimental Intermedia Foundation
224 Centre St # 3 New York, NY
Saturday December 3 2022 19h00 On the heels of his recent release on the We Jazz record label, Carl continues his Finland debut with an interview with label Artistic Director Matti Nives. The We Jazz Festival 2022, which runs from November 27 to December 4th and includes many exciting musicians from around the globe. This evening program at Korjaamo features talk about music and also live performance. Besides the interview wsith Carl, Nabil Ayers from Valley Of Search talks about his work in the music biz and beyond.. FIRE! will give a rare band workshop, letting us all in on the workings of their sound. Silva Kallionpää Quartet rounds up the afternoon with a set of their music from their wonderful album Unadaptable (Eclipse Music, 2021). Artists:
Buy Tickets Online Korjaamo Töölönkatu 51 B Helsinki Map (English) at here office@wejazz.fi WEB: https://wejazz.fi/2022/en/info/ WEB: https://wejazz.fi/2022/ FB:https://tinyurl.com/5azek5st IG: #wejazzhelsinki/ Twitter: @wejazzhelsinki
Friday December 2 2022 19h00
On the heels of his recent release on the We Jazz record label, Carl makes his Finland debut with a duo together with Jonah Parzen-Johnson, Brooklyn based baritone sax wizard. This is Carl’s opening appearance at the We Jazz Festival 2022, which runs from November 27 to December 4th and includes many exciting musicians from around the globe The evening itself is pretty much a marathon presnted over four rooms. Full lineup can be found at the festival website.
Artists:
Suvilahti
Kaasutehtaankatu 1
Helsinki
Map (English) at here
office@wejazz.fi
WEB: https://wejazz.fi/2022/en/info/
WEB: https://wejazz.fi/2022/
FB:https://tinyurl.com/5azek5st
IG: #wejazzhelsinki/
Twitter: @wejazzhelsinki
Saturday November 5 2022 Start 18h30
First time collaboration with keyboardist Risa Takeda. Come check out this historic event!
Artists:
¥3500 (¥3000 w/reservation) + 1 drink
Lady Jane
Daizawa 5-31-14Setagaya-ku Tokyo 1F
東京都世田谷区代沢５丁目３１−１４ 第２和泉ハイツ １Ｆ03-3412-3947
Map (English) at here
Map (Japanese) here
bigtory@mba.ocn.ne.jp
WEB: https://bigtory.jp/
Friday September 23 2022 9PM
David Grubbs comes to Los Angeles for the first time in five years, and Carl joins him for the second half of the evening – a first time collaboration! Earlier in the evening David will read from his newly published “Good Night the Pleasure Was Ours” which melts down and recasts three decades of playing music on tour into a book-length poem, bringing to a close the trilogy that includes “Now that the audience is assembled” and T”he Voice in the Headphones”
Artists:
$15
2220 Arts + Archives
2220 Beverly Blvd, Los Angeles, CA
+ 12132771987
Map (English) at here
Saturday September 17 2022 open 7:30PM Start 8:00PM
Carl returns to the San Francisco Electronic Music Festival for a set at The Lab. More details to come. Opening the evening will be electroacoustic composer and sound artist Amma Ateria, whose work explores the coexistence of polarity, psychoacoustics in binaural beats, and equal-loudness contour.
Artists:
$15 (discounted or free for members)
The Lab
2948 16th Street San Francisco CA
(415) 864-8855
thelabsf@thelab.org
WEB: https://www.thelab.org/projects/2022/3/19/carl-stone-amp-amma-ateria
IG: #thelabsf
Twitter: thelabsf
Thursday September 15 2022 Open 8pm Start 8:30pm
Come to think of it, this might be Carl’s Santa Cruz debut, as he comes into town for a performance at Indexical the site for radical and experimental work. Indexical works with musicians and other time-based visual or performing artists to bring about new projects that push the boundaries of the discipline. Carl will perform a solo set of new work and for the second set will be joined by Eric Theise, handling projections for the premiere of a new collaboration. Theise combines strategies from experimental film & animation, color theory, the Light and Space movement, and concrete poetry with open data and open source software to create digital maps that behave in ways never intended by the original developers. Opening the evening will be Santa Cruz’s own Samantha Bounkeua (RogueViolin) .
Artists:
$20 General Admission
Indexical
1050 River St. #119
internet@indexical.org
WEB: https://www.indexical.org/events/2022-09-15-carl-stone
IG: #@anindexofmusic
Twitter: @anindexofmusic
Friday September 9 2022 7:30 PM
Carl performs at Bard College. Solo pieces plus an exciting new duet with Matthew Sargent debuting a new piece for laptop and pedal steel.
Artists:
Free
Bard College Blum Hall
Bard College Blum Hall Campus Road Annandale-on-Hudson NY
Map (English) at here
msargent@bard.edu
Thursday August 11 2022 7PM
Carl joins ELECTROPIXEL #12 at Coaxial Arts. First live performance in Los Angeles since 2019! He’ll do a solo set and join the fun for a jam at the end. Also on the program will be Miller Puckette, the genius who created the MAX programming language, as well as a number of artists from the UK and France, rarely seen in the USA.
**UPDATED PERSONNEL!!**
Artists:
$7-10
Coaxial Arts Foundation
1815 S Main St. Los Angeles CA
(213) 536-8020
Map (English) at here
WEB: https://coaxialarts.org/
Photo: Samantha Gore
Sunday July 31 2022 open 19h00 start 19h30
Carl returns to Koendori Classics to join with the redoubtable Akaihirume for an evening of solos and duets.
Artists:
Advance ¥3000, Door ¥3500, And 1Drink Order
Kouen Dori Classics
Yamate Kyoukai B1F Udagawacho Shibuya-ku
03-6310-8871
Map (Japanese) here
WEB: http://koendoriclassics.com/
