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The wine is excellent, the food is choice, and the atmosphere is intoxicating. Come out for the music and stay cause you’re comfy. Get there early, it’s a small room. Khari Lemuel will alaso grace us with his soulful voice and constructions so sensitive, they must be made of honey.

Mother Tongues by Erin Rehberg from Stacey Stormes on Vimeo.

Oh Stacey Storms, thanks for posting this. I never knew this video was floating around.
I designed the sound for this performance by Erin Rehberg and Core Project dances a while back!

This is a clean version of just the sound:

Ramah Jihan Malebranche will be performing Wooden Rings material at Bonesbare on Friday 10.19 at 7pm and Saturday 10.20 at 8pm.
Bring enough to purchase the album for $10 or a download card for $4.
My friends at Core Project always puts on a great show!

Friday, October 19 @ 8pm
Saturday, October 20 @ 8pm

Sunday, October 21 @ 7pm

At: Fasseas Whitebox at The Drucker Center
1535 N. Dayton St., Chicago, Illinois 60622

Core Project Chicago presents Bonesbare 6, an evening of new and repertory contemporary dance, video, and mixed media works. Eight unique dance-based, interdisciplinary performances by Core Project artists and collaborators will be presented including Artistic Director Erin Rehberg’s “Stuff in the Air”, a powerful quartet highlighting the company’s signature aerial physicality, Associate Artistic Director Carrie Gant’s “Broken Radios”, a gritty solo combining dance and film, and culminating with Core Project Chicago’s “The Dust”, a multi-media exploration of contemporary myth and belief. Additionally, Renegade Dance Architects of Chicago will be performing site specific work prior to each performance, and Ramah Malebranche of Wooden Rings will be performing live music prior to and during intermission of the Friday and Saturday performances.

Featuring the work of:
Megan Beseth | Mat Elder | Matthew Frazier-Smith | Carrie Gant | Jasmine Serena Greer | Ramah Jihan Malebranche of Wooden Rings | Spencer Lambright | Dustyn Martincich | Jessica Melville Goodin | Erin Rehberg | Renegade Dance Architects of Chicago | Erin Sansone

$12 students/seniors/online
$15 general admission cash at door

Pre-purchase tickets: http://www.fanfueled.com/Venue/Details/509-fasseas-whitebox-theater

Activity

Wooden Rings all acoustic Bonefire III

Wooden Rings at Elastic Arts

THIS Wednesday, June 29 at 8:00pm

::Southsol::
Moritat
Pezzettino (Brooklyn)
Archeology (Portland)

The Double Door
1572 N. Milwaukee Ave,
Chicago, Illinois

Scarlet Monk and I finished this show with a couple songs off of Scarlet’s new album set to an installation and Dance.  The show was critics pick in Time Out Chicago.


Here’s a sample of what to expect from the new album! It’s not a final mix yet but it sure it gorgeous!
It was performed with Labratory Dance Collective in Pilsen.

Let It Go
by Scarlet Monk 2011

Lessa Bouchard, Core project, and Image Unit asked me to build the sound deign for Feeding the Moonfish, by Barbara Wiechmann. The most provocative task was to build a chorus if fish out of sound, that translated from place to place on stage. The sound was the only representation of these moonfish besides light from the projector. I also recorded sounds and wrote a theme for the start and end of the show. This was performed at the Galaxie, in Chicago, where I was also able to help with lighting, set design , and projection.

Milkweed was a one woman show written and performed by Core project and Misty Deberry, a fierce talent. I constructed a sound design from a variety of sources and got the freedom to write multiple themes for the production. I also got to trouble-shot video projections and offer some interesting solutions for the production. Here are some details:

Milkweed is a solo play fusing poetry and theatre for an intimate look at three African-American female survivors of gender-based violence who are living in bodies which have been the scenes of horrific crimes. The play bears witness to the journeys they make and their individual will to survive.

Written and Performed by Core Project Artist
Misty De Berry
Institute Fellow Winter 2006

Directed by
Cheryl Lynn Bruce
Institute Fellow Spring 2006

Co-Produced by
Misty De Berry
Jane M. Saks
Ellen Stone Belic Institute for the Study of Women and Gender
in the Arts and Media
Columbia College Chicago

05.08,09 + 05.09.09
10% of proceeds donated to Porchlight Counseling Services.
Sponsored in part by Links Hall Linkages program.