Shaking Ray Levi Society Presents Provocative Percussion Jan. 22

  • Thursday, January 12, 2017
Tim Feeney
Tim Feeney

The Shaking Ray Levi Society will present Provocative Percussion with Tim Feeney and Erik Gehrke and special guests David D. Dunn (bass clarinet) and Evan Lipson (double bass).  The show will be Sunday, Jan. 22, at Wayne-O-Rama, 1800 Rossville Ave., #108.  The performance begins at 6:30 p.m. and doors will open at 6 p.m.  

Admission is $12 at the door and $8 for students.

Review for Provocative Percussion:

The Wayne-O-Rama Concert Series continues its momentum of bringing absolutely unique and unusual music performances with its second concert, featuring a pair of adventurous percussionists, Tim Feeney and Erik Gehrke, with singular, visionary drum explorations that go beyond tradition in astounding ways. 

Set 1: Erik Gehrke’s solo drum arrangement of his original composition “November 25, 1863,” commissioned for the Sherman Reservation dedication, expressing “the carnage and pathos of warfare.” 
Set 2: Tim Feeney solo percussion performance
Set 3: Tim Feeney, David D. Dunn (bass clarinet) and Evan Lipson (double bass) playing an improvised set

For more information visit the Facebook event page

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