Adam Rudolph & Joseph Bowie SUNDAY @ Windup Space
by Adam Hopkins on July 23, 2011

Creative Differences keeps provided amazing chances to see creative and improvised music in Baltimore. Sunday at Windup Space is your next chance to check it out. Support what they’re doing!!!
ADAM RUDOLPH & JOSEPH BOWIE – DUO
& LAFAYETTE GILCHRIST – SOLO
@ The WindUp Space, 12 W.North Ave,Baltimore MD
SUNDAY JULY 24 @ 8PM (doors at 7.30p)
$15 AT THE DOOR.
tel 410 244 8855 www.thewindupspace.com
ADAM RUDOLPH – percussion, handdrums, thumb piano, voice
JOSEPH BOWIE – trombone,percussion,electronics
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LAFAYETTE GILCHRIST – piano solo
Creative Differences presents a rare meeting of two masters of jazz and multicultural music forms. This is no limp fusion project..its the real deal and should not be missed! Lafayette Gilchrist will open the evening with a set of piano improvisations.
Adam Rudolph and Joseph Bowie first performed together with Yusef Lateef at Lincoln Center in 2000. Since then they have collaborated in numerous projects, including a trio with Omar Sosa and most recently, in Rudolph’s Moving Pictures Ensemble. Their music is grounded in the American improvisational tradition while embracing languages, instrumentation, and cosmologies of Europe, Africa, the Middle East, Asia, and the African Diaspora. Decades of performance and research into these music cultures have given them the tools to create unique improvisations.
“A project of haunting power and beauty. Captivating and profoundly beautiful.” – Philadelphia Daily News
ADAM RUDOLPH – Born in 1955, hand drummer, composer and improviser Adam Rudolph has been hailed as “a pioneer in world music” by the New York Times. Currently he composes for his group Adam Rudolph’s Moving Pictures Organic Orchestra, a 15 – 50 piece ensemble for which he has developed an original music notation and conducting system. He has performed at festivals and concerts throughout the world and has recorded with Jon Hassel, L. Shankar, Muhal Richard Abrams, Fred Anderson, Hassan Hakmoun, Sam Rivers, Pharaoh Sanders and Wadada Leo Smith among others. He has released over a dozen recordings on his own Meta Records label.
JOSEPH BOWIE – Born in St. Louis in 1953, trombonist and percussionist Joseph Bowie is the younger brother of saxophonist Byron and trumpeter Lester Bowie. He was a member of the hugely influential St. Louis-based Black Artists Group, and performed and recorded with all its principals: Oliver Lake, Julius Hemphill, Baikida Carroll and Charles ‘Bobo’ Shaw.He formed his famed jazz/funk band Defunkt in the late 1970s, served as musical director for vocalist Fontella Bass, and continues to make genre-bending music with David Murray, Jean-Paul Bourelly, and the Ethnic Heritage Ensemble. Bowie has lived in Holland since 2003.
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