Listings DIY Ottawa, Blues, Jazz & Swing Guide Calendar, Jazz Happenings and Ottawa Blues This Week
by BluesAndJazzGuy
This is just a reminder on gig listings as mentioned below by Brett Delmage, Editor, Ottawa Jazz Happenings that to have your gigs highlighted to people who may be interested, there are deadlines to ensure the word gets out soon enough.
For Liz Syke's Ottawa Blues This week, normally sent out early in the week to her list, it's also a good idea to send a gig listing as early as possible to ottawablues(a)gmail.com
In the case of the Ottawa Blues, Jazz and Swing Guide DIY calendar, it's also timely to remind those who wish to post their gigs on line, it's better to post them sooner than later on that calendar. See graphic DIY guide at this link:
http://ottawa-blues-jazz.ncf.ca/MonthsCalendar.html .
As you probably know, I send out my Ottawabluesandjazz list mailing from time to time to approx 350 subscribers when there are noteworthy gigs I feel should be highlighted that appear on the calendar at my discretion.
So, if a gig is posted on the calendar, it's more likely to be highlighted and get better play to your potential audience as the Brian Brown gig at NAC 4th Stage this Saturday was in the 27 October mailing. Even if I don't send a mailing for the week of the gig, more people are likely to see it if posted.
Jim Roy
Ottawa Blues, Jazz & Swing Guide
Phone: (613) 829-3725 www.ottawabluesjazz.ca
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Message from Brett Delmage:
Ottawa Jazz Happenings and JazzWorks Connections - 30 October 2008 - Update
Several interesting performances by talented local and international
musicians were submitted to us after the Sunday night deadline this week.
We didn't want you to miss the opportunity to hear them, so we are
issuing an update this week.
A Note to Performers
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Please submit your event notice as soon as you know about it, even
if you do not yet have all the details. We will list your special event for
two editions if we receive your information early enough.
We keep track of upcoming events well into the future and already have
events recorded up to May 30, 2009. Every local venue has failed to
provide timely or complete information at some time - so please let US
know directly about your event if you want people to know about it.
Send your gig notices to OttawaJazzHappenings(a)JazzworksCanada.com . Please
do NOT send notices by replying to this email -- they'll tend to get lost.
We also welcome notices about unusual jazz events from readers, as some
organizers fail to get the word out, or are unaware of Ottawa Jazz Happenings.
We never mind hearing twice about an event; that just makes sure it gets
in the list.
Thanks!
Brett Delmage
Editor, Ottawa Jazz Happenings
The current edition of this newsletter may be viewed anytime at
http://list.JazzWorksCanada.com/newest
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Performances
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1. Sunday Jazz at Vineyards Wine Bar and Bistro
Sunday, November 2, 2008 7 to 10 p.m.
No cover
Scott Poll - clarinet
Tim Bedner - guitar
Special guest: Peter Liu - vocals
Hear what three expressive and talented musicians with an unusual
combination of instruments and voice can create.
Vineyards
54 York Street, in the Market
613-241-4270
http://www.vineyards.ca
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2. Willem Breuker Kollektief at NAC Fourth Stage
Monday, November 3, 7 p.m.
Tickets: $25 for adults; $15 for students 25 and under with valid ID
Presented by the Ottawa International Jazz Festival
Breathtakingly eclectic, unpredictable and unconventional, the 10-piece
collective is a hybrid of circus, theatre and orchestra. Its unique
musical signature is inspired by fanfare, theatre and vaudeville. The
musicians' infectious and energetic performance leaves no one in their
seats. Over the past several years, the ensemble has toured Western
Europe, Russia, Australia, India, China, Japan, the United States and
Canada with spectacular success.
Led by the master of jazz improvisation Willem Breuker, all the
orchestra's members are superb improvisers and curious journeymen, who are
not afraid to cut across tradition and convention with experimentation in
search for innovative ways to express their creativity.
Henk de Jonge - piano
Rob Verdurmen - drums
Arjen Gorter - double bass
Andy Bruce - trombone
Bernard Hunnekink - trombone & tuba
Willem Breuker - saxes & clarinets
Hermine Deurloo - alto sax & harmonica
Maarten van Norden - tenor sax
Andy Altenfelder - trumpet
Boy Raaymakers - trumpet
Tickets are available at:
National Arts Centre box office at 53 Elgin St., (613) 947-7000;
Ottawa Jazz Festival office at 61A York Street, 1-888-226-4495 or (613) 241-2633; and
TicketMaster (613) 755-1111 or www.ticketmaster.ca
National Arts Centre, Fourth Stage
53 Elgin Street
Ottawa
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3. Renée Yoxon & Nick Maclean at Vineyards Wine Bar & Bistro
Tuesday, November 4, 7 - 10 p.m.
Nick Maclean and Renée Yoxon form the Ottawa jazz duo known as
Yoxon & Maclean. With a classic and clean jazz sound, Yoxon & Maclean
play a variety of ballads, swing tunes, strides, bebop, and blues for
the dinner crowd at Vineyards in the Byward Market.
Nick Maclean - piano
Renée Yoxon - vocals
http://myspace.com/yoxonandmaclean
Vineyards
54 York Street, in the Market
613-241-4270
http://www.vineyards.ca
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4. Café Soup'Herbe's "Jazzy Wednesdays" every two weeks
Pollcats Jazz Duo featuring Scott Poll and Tim Bedner
Wednesday, November 5 - 6 to 9 p.m.
Reservations recommended
Scott is well known for his fluid and delightful clarinet sound. Come and
enjoy his interpretations of jazz classics, inspired by Benny Goodman, Artie
Shaw and Pete Fountain, supported by the tasteful chords of Tim Bedner, in
the relaxed atmosphere of this oasis of international vegetarian cuisine.
Scott Poll - clarinet
Tim Bedner - guitar
Café Soup'Herbe
168, chemin Old Chelsea, Chelsea, PQ
www.soupherbe.com
819-827-7687
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5. Massie, Johnson, Lacasse, St-Louis Jazz Quartet
Saturday, November 8 at 8:00 p.m.
Tickets: $10 at the door
Gilles Massie - electric Guitar
Bob Johnson - tenor saxophone
Mario Lacasse - drums
Christian St-Louis - electric bass
Café des Artistes de la Lièvre
408 Buckingham Avenue
Gatineau (Buckingham sector), Québec
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16 years, 6 months
Invitation: OJM Coop, November 2 at 1:00 p.m.
by BluesAndJazzGuy
An invitation
to all local
musicians
Come and discuss the mission and your vision of the Ottawa Jazz Musicians' Cooperative / Coopérative des musiciens de jazz de l'Outaouais. Get in on the ground floor of this exciting in initiative to improve our lives and our economic and artistic conditions as jazz musicians.
Our meeting and discussions will be ably facilitated by Mark Goldblatt of the Canadian Co-operative Association, and graciously hosted by Maxime Gauld, owner of Le Petit Chicago.
Sunday, November 2, 2008 at 1:00 p.m.
Le Petit Chicago
50 Promenade du Portage
Gatineau (secteur Hull)
Don't hesitate to contact me if you need further information at eq164(a)ncf.ca or 819 771-9859.
On behalf on the organizing committee of the OJM Coop / Coopérative MJO,
Michel Martin
Forwarded by:
Jim Roy
Ottawa Blues, Jazz & Swing Guide
Phone: (613) 829-3725 www.ottawabluesjazz.ca
bluesandjazzguy(a)ncf.ca
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16 years, 6 months
First meeting to set up a jazz musicians' co-operative
by BluesAndJazzGuy
Hello gentlemen:
Here are the minutes from our first meeting to set up a jazz musicians' co-operative.I would ask you to make a wide distribution of these among musician circles before our next meeting of November 2.A formal invitation will be issued soon.Thank you for your help.
Michel Martin, singer
eq164(a)ncf.ca
819-771-9859
Attachment:
OMJ CO-OP / COOPÉRATIVE MJO
October 22, 2008 at 11:00 a.m.
473 Albert Street Ottawa
Meeting Minutes
1. Present: Mark Goldblatt (Canadian Co-operative Association)
Michel Martin, singer
Nicole Ratté, singer
Jozée Devoua, singer
Doug Martin, saxophones
Bernard Stépien, saxophones
Howard Tweddle, bass and piano
2. After a general exposition from Michel Martin about his idea of a local jazz musicians' co-operative that would operate a jazz venue full-time and a sharing of those present about their interest in the idea, Mark Goldblatt presented generally about co-ops, re-iterating several times that, based on his 30 years of experience in the co-op movement, including with worker co-ops, that the idea of a jazz musicians' co-op is entirely viable.
3. All agreed that the next step would be a meeting to which all local jazz musicians would be invited to discuss the vision and mission of such a co-op, the discussion to be facilitated in a voluntary capacity by Mark Goldblatt. This meeting will take place on Sunday, November 2, at Le Petit Chicago at 50 Promenade du Portage in Hull, near Eddy St. Maxime Gauld, impresario and owner of this club, has graciously agreed to host the meeting.
4. A second step would be the conduct of a feasibility study by someone with experience. To this end, Mark Goldblatt agreed to contact the Ontario Co-operative Association in Guelph about funding for this study and other development help. With a similar purpose, Michel Martin will make contact with the Coopérative de développement régional Outaouais-Laurentides in Gatineau. Jozée Devoua will speak to Jean-Pierre Allain who had obtained help from the City of Gatineau to try to organize a jazz festival in Gatineau.
5. Nicole Ratté agreed to help Michel Martin with the computer formatting of the invitation to the general meeting about the co-op mission. Michel will ensure that word of this meeting gets to all and sundry via newsletters, the union and other means.
Forwarded by:
Jim Roy
Ottawa Blues, Jazz & Swing Guide
Phone: (613) 829-3725 www.ottawabluesjazz.ca
bluesandjazzguy(a)ncf.ca
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16 years, 6 months