Opening for the wonderful Missoula-based trombonist and composer supporting her new release, "Live at Earshot." I'll be playing with Mike Gamble, guitar, and Mike Lockwood, drums.
Playing duo with the wonderful violinist/looper/singer-songwriter Joe Kye at Vino Veritas.
I'll be performing Glenn Sogge's For Thomas Willis on the Occasion of Music Day (May 17, 1975) on the Creative Music Guild's Extradition Series, concerts dedicated to 20th experimental concert music curated by Matt Hannafin. Tickets available here.
(PORTLAND, OR)—Portland Jazz Composers Ensemble (PJCE) honors the Oregon-born saxophonist Jim Pepper (Kaw/Creek) with a concert of new music on Saturday, May 18th at 8 pm at The Old Church that honors Pepper’s music—performing his compositions “Remembrance” and “Bamasso”—and his creative process—fusing jazz with contemporary and traditional Native American music styles. Gordon Lee, a Pepper bandmate for many years, and Clay Giberson will both contribute new compositions to the concert. Guest artist 2 8 Tha Native, a hip hop artist and traditional singer and dancer, expresses his “tribally-influenced” perspective through Farnell Newton and Stephanie Kitson’s arrangements of his songs for our 12-member jazz ensemble. Hip hop artist Kunu, a creative partner of 2 8 Tha Native, will be a special guest.
7:00 pm and 8:30 pm sets Portland Jazz Composers Ensemble’s Executive Director Douglas Detrick steps out of the background to lead his own band in two sets of music. More Devotedly is both the name of the band and of the podcast hosted by Detrick that shares the stories of artists whose work addresses the most urgent issues in our democracy. Like a party with Pete Seeger, Duke Ellington, Ornette Coleman, and Studs Terkel all in attendance, More Devotedly is a cultural and political discussion set to music, featuring songs, snippets of interviews from the podcast, and a hybrid of old-time folk music, jazz, and electronic music played by Detrick on banjo, trumpet and voice; Joe Kye on violin, electronics and voice; Mike Gamble on guitar, and Christopher Johnedis on drums.
Like a party with Pete Seeger, Duke Ellington, and Studs Terkel all in attendance, Douglas Detrick’s Tale in the Telling plays a hybrid of traditional folk music, jazz, and original songs played by Detrick on banjo, trumpet and voice; Mike Gamble on guitar, and Ryan Biesack on drums. 12:00 pm, Friday, January 10th | OSU Music a la Carte concert series, OSU Memorial Union Lounge | 2501 SW Jefferson Way Free and open to the public
Like a party with Pete Seeger, Duke Ellington, and Studs Terkel all in attendance, Douglas Detrick’s Tale in the Telling plays a hybrid of traditional folk music, jazz, and original songs played by Detrick on banjo, trumpet and voice; Mike Gamble on guitar, and Ryan Biesack on drums. 8:00 pm, Friday January 10th | BMW Trio at 9 pm, Tale in the Telling 10:00 pmPig & Olive | 151 NW Monroe Ave, Corvallis, OR 97330
Volume II: Climate Crisis, the second installment of More Devotedly, realizes we know the facts about climate change—what’s needed now is an emotional transformation that incites action. Combining live music, poetry, dance, and audio storytelling to tell three stories around climate change, composer, and podcaster Douglas Detrick invites guest artists Joe Kye, Stephanie McCollough, and Lara Messersmith-Glavin to open our hearts to the enormity of our present challenges. February 1 at 5:30 & 9 pm February 2 at 1 & 5:30 pm Part of the 2020 Fertile Ground Festival Shout House 210 SE Madison St #11, Portland, OR 97214