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Carnegie Hall Presents

Burnt Sugar The Arkestra Chamber

Cosmic Riddem, Esoteric Rambunction &, Eclectic Blue Cheer~Conduction #5
Sunday, April 3, 2022 7:30 PM Zankel Hall
Burnt Sugar The Arkestra Chamber by Manonce Artist
Burnt Sugar The Arkestra Chamber (BSAC) is a New York music mainstay founded by The Village Voice’s Greg Tate, a recently departed icon eminently felt in this boundary-demolishing music. Called “a fleet-footed big band, sliding and swaggering through galactic R&B, brawny jazz, and electric funk like a Sun Ra–sized spin on Miles Davis’s On the Corner band” (Rolling Stone), BSAC brings long-form compositions, unstoppable grooves, and mighty improvisation together as one. This anticipated performance is the culmination of a one-of-a-kind workshop for six rising musicians, who will be featured alongside the ever-changing band that prides itself on “never playing anything the same way once.”

Part of: Afrofuturism and Burnt Sugar The Arkestra Chamber Workshop

Performers

Burnt Sugar Arkestra Chamber

Shelley Nicole, Vocal, Percussion, and Conduction
Lisala Beatty, Vocals
Sequoyah Murray, Vocals
Bruce Mack, Vocals and Synthesizer
Julia Kent, Cello
JS Williams, Trumpet
Lewis "Flip" Barnes
V. Jeffrey Smith, Saxophones
Avram Fefer, Saxophones
Dave "Smoota" Smith, Trombone
Leon Gruenbaum, Piano and Samchillian
Ben Tyree, Electric Guitar
Keith Witty, Bass
LaFrae Sci, Trap Drums, Electronics, and Conduction
Marque Gilmore tha' Inna•Most, Trap Drums, Electronics, Conduction
Jared Michael Nickerson, Electric Bass and Conduction

PARTICIPANTS
Lauren Hayes, Harp
Miss Olithea, Vocals
Julian Terrell Otis, Vocals
Jose F. Solares, Saxophones
Oliver Tuttle, Trombone

Howard Gilman and Bank of America logos.
Support for Afrofuturism is provided by the Howard Gilman Foundation, the Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation, and Bank of America.
This project is supported in part by an award from the National Endowment for the Arts.
Support for the visual arts components of the Afrofuturism festival has been provided by the Helen Frankenthaler Foundation.
Lead support for workshops and master classes is provided by Beatrice Santo Domingo, and Mr. and Mrs. Anthony B. Evnin and the A.E. Charitable Foundation.

Workshops and master classes are also made possible, in part, by Mr. and Mrs. Nicola Bulgari.

Bios

Burnt Sugar The Arkestra Chamber

Founded in 1999 by The Village Voice icon Gregory Stephen Ionman Tate and co-led with Dayton-native monster-groove bassist Jared Michael Nickerson, Burnt Sugar The Arkestra Chamber was conceived as multigenerational, multigender, and multiethnic forum for the New York City improvisational musicians  ...

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