Musical Chairs
330 Division St (at York)
Doors at 7, music at 8!
$8 / PWYC
Tone Deaf is happy to present CRAIG PEDERSEN’s
CUT AND GOUGE: solo trumpet tour
There will also be performances by:
MARK MOLNAR – Ottawa cellist, composer
MATT ROGALSKY – Kingston sound artist
(more info coming soon!)
Craig Pedersen is out on his CUT AND GOUGE solo-trumpet cross-Canada CD-release tour. At each stop on the tour, he’ll be joined by some of the musicians he most admires – in this case, Matt Rogalsky and Ottawa’s Mark Molnar. More information about the tour and the new disc at www.craigpedersen.com
Craig Pedersen is trumpet player and experimental musician living in Montréal, Canada. Since 2011, Craig has released nine albums, ranging between composed material to improvisation, through jazz, free music, country, and klezmer, in a variety of ensembles. Recent highlights of this work have included collaborations and/or performances with Joe Morris, Shayna Dulberger, Jean Derome, Joane Hetu, Lori Freedman, Nicolas Caloia, Ian Birse and Laura Kavanaugh (Instant Places), and Mark Molnar (Kingdom Shore). His method book exploring extended techniques for the trumpet, Trumpet Sound Effects, was published by Berklee Press and Hal Leonard in November of 2014.
Mark Molnar plays strings and electronics with Kingdom Shore, 1/4 Tonne Spike Pitcher (Nick Keupfer and Eric Craven), Generator (John Higney and Jamie Gulliksen), Mice (Bennett Bedoukian and Dave Clark), and in duos and a variety of configurations with Eric Craven, Craig Pedersen, James Annett, David Broscoe, Jamie Gulliksen, Linsey Wellman, and Bennett Bedoukian. He also plays erhu and rebab in Gamelan Semara Winangun.