BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//wp-events-plugin.com//7.3.1//EN BEGIN:VEVENT UID:35@whiteemotion.com DTSTART:20150319T200000Z DTEND:20150320T010000Z DTSTAMP:20150313T212857Z URL:https://whiteemotion.com/events/fundraising-event-for-the-film-unpredi ctable%e2%80%8b%c2%ad/ SUMMARY:Fundraising event for the film ‘Unpredictable’​­ DESCRIPTION:\n\n\n\n\nFundraising event for the film ‘Unpredictable’​ ­\n\nTickets: £10\, advance £8\, Cafe Oto members £6 Thursday 19th Mar ch 2015\n\nPerformances: 20.30 until 23.35 / DJs: 23.35 until 01:00\n\n'Un predictable’​ is a film by Blanca Regina that evaluates the work of gr oundbreaking musician Terry Day. It brings together some of the founding m embers of the free improvisation music scene in Europe to reflect on their ideas and memories. It features Terry Day\, Steve Beresford\, Evan Parker \, David Toop\, Charlie Hart\, George Khan\, Mike Figgis and Han Bennink\, among others. The film uncovers previously unknown aspects of Terry Day ́s artistic output.\n\nFor the film ‘Unpredictable’\, a fundraising c ampaign in Indiegogo has been organised to raise at least £12\,000 for pr oduction\, edit and post­production.\n\n ­  8.30 ­- 8.45 ­ David Toop ​(flute\, electronics\, etc.)\, ​Terry Day​ (balloons\, pipes\, dru ms) &\; ​John Butcher ​(saxophones)\n ­  8.50 ­- 9.05 ­ Steve B eresford ​(piano and electronics) &\; ​Okkyung Lee ​(cello)\n ­  9.10 ­- 9.25 ­ Davey Payne ​(saxophones)\,​Charlie Hart​(double bass)\, ​Terry Day​(drums) &\; ​PatThomas ​(piano\, electronics )\n ­  9.30 -­ 9.45 ­ Hannah Marshall ​(cello)\, ​Phil Minton ​( voice) &\; ​Satoko Fukuda ​(violin)\n ­  9.50 -­ 10.05 ­ Max Ea stley ​(self made instruments)\, ​Steve Beresford​ (piano\, electron ics)\, ​David Toop ​(flute\, electronics\, etc.)\, ​Terry Day ​(ba lloons\, pipes) &\; ​Pete Cusack ​(guitar\, etc.)\n ­  10.10 -­ 10.25​­ ​Screening of an extract from the film ​'​Unpredictable ’\n ­  10.25 -­ 10.40 ­ Terry Day ​(drums)\, ​Phil Minton ​(vo ice)\, ​Pat Thomas ​(piano\, electronics)​&\; ​Satoko Fukuda ​(violin)\n ­  10.45­ - 11.00 ­ Max Eastley ​(self made instrument s)\, ​Okkyung Lee ​(cello) &\; ​John Butcher (saxophones)\n ­   11.00 -­ 11.15 ­ Hannah Marshall ​(cello) &\;​Davey Payne ​(sax ophones)\n ­  11. 20 -­ 11.35 ­ George Khan ​(saxophones)\, ​Mike Figgis​ (piano\, trumpet\, bass guitar) ​Charlie Hart​(double bass) &\; ​Terry Day​ (drums)\n ­  All evening ­ ​Live painting by ​Gina Southgate\n ­  11.35 ­- 01.00 ­ ​DJs ​Syd Kemp​and ​ P ierre Bouvier Patron\n ¡Plus surprise acts by other amazing musicians!\n\ nSTEVE BERESFORD​ is a composer\, musician and arranger\, a veteran of c ountless bands from the Slits\, The Frank Chickens to the Melody Four. He has been a central figure in the British improvising scene for over thirty years working with the likes of Derek Bailey\, Evan Parker and Han Bennin k.\n\nJOHN BUTCHER​'s work ranges through improvisation\, his own compos itions\, multitracked pieces and explorations with feedback and extreme ac oustics. Recent collaborative projects include ​The Apophonics ​with G ino Robair and John Edwards and ​Anemone​with trumpeter Peter Evans. ​\n\nPIERRE BOUVIER PATRON ​is a visual artist​b​orn in Lyon and c urrently based in London. His projects include videoclips for Syd Kemp and other bands. He is part of the ‘Unpredictable’ film crew as camera op erator and editor.\n\nPETER CUSACK ​is a sound artist and (improvising) musician\, and is also active as a field recording artist (e.g. ́Baikal I ce ́\, 2003) and a teacher. In his capacity as a musician\, he co­founde d and directed the London Musicians’ Collective and was a member of the group Alterations with Steve Beresford\, David Toop and Terry Day.\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\nTERRY DAY ​is an improviser\, multi­instrumentalist\, lyr icist\, songwriter\, visual artist and poet ­ a first generation pioneer improviser from the 1960s. He formed a duo with Derek Bailey in the late ́60s and was a regular member of The Continuous Music Ensemble\, People B and and\, later on\, Alterations with Toop\, Beresford &\; Pete Cusack. Since then he has collaborated with many musical luminaries\, groups\, da ncers\, painters\, poets and performed in theatre.\n\nMAX EASTLEY ​is an internationally recognized artist who combines kinetic sculpture and soun d into a unique art form. He is well known as a musician and has played ma ny solo concerts and also played with numerous other musicians such as Dav id Toop\, Evan Parker\, Steve Beresford\, Aleks Kolkowski and Rhodri Davie s.\n\nMIKE FIGGIS ​is an Academy Award­nominated film director\, notabl y for the 1996 film ́Leaving Las Vegas ́\, a writer and composer. His wo rk crosses boundaries and stylistic areas. He principally plays piano and trumpet and is a long time member of the People Band.​\n\nSATOKO FUKUDA ​is a violinist and dancer\, who moves fluidly from the classical music scene to the the world of free improvisation. She has taken part in the Lo ndon Fashion Show and the London Jazz Festival and works with many musicia ns\, including John Russell\, Henry Lowther\, Terry Day and Steve Beresfor d.\n\nCHARLIE HART​ plays violin\, bass\, and piano. In the the early ‘70s he joined Ian Dury in the band Kilburn and the Highroads and has be en a long time member of the People Band. He has also been appearing with his own band 'The Equators' and pursuing his own writing.\n\nSYD KEMP​ i s a French musician based in London and the leader of the band Syd Kemp. H e is a music producer with a studio in Hackney and has been working with r ock and experimental music bands.\n\nGEORGE KHAN​­ also sometimes credi ted as ​Nisam Ahmed Khan​­ is an artist and multi­instrumentalist wh o has been part of the British music scene since the late '60s. He princip ally plays saxophones and flute and is a long time member of the People Ba nd.  In the ‘70s he recorded with the Crazy World of Arthur Brown and R obert Wyatt.\n\nOKKYUNG LEE ​plays cello in improvisation and compositio n. She incorporates jazz\, sounds\, Korean traditional music\, and noise w ith extended techniques. She has performed and recorded with numerous arti sts such as Laurie Anderson\, John Butcher\, Thurston Moore\, Evan Parker and John Zorn.\n\nHANNAH MARSHALL​ is a cellist who plays improvised and experimental music as well as creating compositions. She has played with Veryan Weston\, Terry Day\, Alex Ward\, Lauren Kinsella\, Alison Blunt and perform at various international festival.\n\nPHIL MINTON​ is a singer and trumpet player. Since the eighties he has run the Feral Choir\, where he conducts workshops and concerts for anyone who wants to sing. He has a quartet with Veryan Weston\, Roger Turner and John Butcher and performs wi th many other musicians. ​\n\nDAVEY PAYNE ​is an English saxophonist b est known as a member of Ian Dury's backing band The Blockheads\, and his twin saxophone solo on their 1978 hit single ‘Hit Me with Your Rhythm St ick.’\nFor many years he has been a regular member of the People Band.\n \nBLANCA REGINA ​is an artist\, educator and curator who focuses on live performance\, music and moving image. She works in free improvisation\, s olo and collectively. She has worked with Matthias Kispert\, Leafcutter Jo hn\, Steve Beresford\, Terry Day\, John White &\; Sharon Gal among othe rs.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nGINA SOUTHGATE ​is an artist who\, through a gr owing interest in music and the aesthetic of musical instruments\, began t o paint at gigs. She is well-known on the London free music and jazz scene where she has painted and performed live at gigs for 25 years.\n\nPAT THO MAS​ plays piano and electronics. In the ‘90s he played with both Dere k Bailey and Tony Oxley and had a long association with the late Lol Coxhi ll. He has released several highly acclaimed solo records and has an ongoi ng project with Orphy Robinson ­ Black Top ­ performing recently with Ja maaladeen Tacuma &\; Steve Williamson.\n\nDAVID TOOP ​is a composer/m usician\, author and curator based in London with experience in many field s of sound art and music. He has performed with artists ranging from John Zorn\, Evan Parker and Bob Cobbing to Akio Suzuki\, Elaine Mitchener\, Sca nner and Max Eastley.\n\nWebsite Unpredictable  ​\nFollow \n\n#Unpredic tableSE\n\n\n\n\n ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://whiteemotion.com/web/wp-content/uploads/ 2015/03/unpredictablefundposter.jpg CATEGORIES:Concert,curating,Event,improvisation,Improvisation/Sound Art,Screening&Concert LOCATION:Cafe Oto\, 22 Ashwin Street\, Dalson\, London\, e8 3DL\, United Ki ngdom GEO:51.546843;-0.07488979999993717 X-APPLE-STRUCTURED-LOCATION;VALUE=URI;X-ADDRESS=22 Ashwin Street\, Dalson\, London\, e8 3DL\, United Kingdom;X-APPLE-RADIUS=100;X-TITLE=Cafe Oto:geo: 51.546843,-0.07488979999993717 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR