Interview on KSDS with Bonnie Wright

Interview promotes the Rez Trio concert and provides a history of Bonnie's dealings in the music scene.

https://soundcloud.com/jazz-88-3-fm/bonnie-wright-interview-on#play

Review of the Rez Abbasi Trio Show in the San Diego Reader

http://www.sandiegoreader.com/weblogs/jam-session/2013/apr/02/rez-abbasi-mark-dresser-satoshi-takeishi-live/

Fresh Sound’s 2013 Spring Season Previewed in the Union-Tribune

Take a look.

Press for Todd Reynolds

Take a look at the San Diego U-T's preview of the concert as well as the review in The Reader.

Reviews of the Erik Deutsch Band

The San Diego Reader reviewed the bands performance here ... and here is the preview for the same concert.

The San Diego Story also gave us some webtime with their review.

Jim Chute Previews Todd Reynolds’ December 17 Concert

Read all about it here in the Union Tribune.

Jim Chute previews Fresh Sound’s 2013 Season: Jan., Feb., March

The write-up includes short pre-reviews of each of the nights. Take a look at here.

Fresh Sound Fall 2012 Previewed in the Union Tribune

James Chute has promoted the new Fresh Sound season in the new issue of the San Diego Union Tribune and we've updated our site with our info.

And now you have this info.

It’s all good for Bonnie Wright’s fall Fresh Sound series

Fresh Sound – David Shively, Solo Percussion

David playing Resonance Alloy - gorgeous

June 5, 2012

Fresh Sound series @ Space 4 Art

Another special night. David Shively from New York was here to perform some glorious music and he succeeded.  The first piece was one of my all time favorites that I heard him perform in New York and knew he must must bring it on home to SD: “Resonance Alloy” by Keeril Makan.  This is a 29 minute piece for a gong and cymbals.  Robert Bush’s review (below) describes it well but I will say that I never knew that those instruments could create such truly amazing sounds. I have the CD and even listen to it in the car which we know is not the best place but there I have time to listen. The second piece was Shively’s rendition of Max Neuhaus‘ rendition of John Cage’s 1958 “Fontana Mix” originally created in 1958.  This was mainly feedback which also fed the audience a new, albeit, 50 year old experience.  The night ended with “Cradle Song” a piece composed by Andrew Byrne and David for Crotales. This added to the night of singing/ringing sounds.  He called them drones but that doesn’t conjur up the right image for me.  Drones can be boring and this music was far from that.  Lucky us to be able to hear live this level of creativity, talent and skill.

Robert Bush review: bit.ly/L8Y52x