[Local events] Sat 1/27: WAYFARING record release, with readings by Lohmann & Coleman

[David Abel]

/Works on Paper
/
presents a recording release concert by

    *WAYFARING
    James Falzone (clarinet) & Katie Ernst (bass & voice)*

with poetry readings by

    *Sam Lohmann & Jen Coleman*

*
Saturday, January 27, 2024
8:00 pm

Passages Bookshop
*1801 NW Upshur, Suite 660
Portland, OR
www.passagesbookshop.com

Doors open at 7:30 pm; no late entry

Admission $10-20; no one turned away

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Taking its name from a beloved American folk song, *Wayfaring* is a duo 
project between bassist/vocalist *Katie Ernst *and clarinetist *James 
Falzone*. What began as a casual meeting between like-minded players has 
formed into a collective of unusual nuance and depth, drawing on source 
material from the jazz tradition, hymns, folk songs, and original 
compositions from Ernst and Falzone.

*Wayfaring* has toured extensively in the US and Canada and was featured 
at the 2016 Hyde Park Jazz Festival in Chicago and the 2017 Earshot Jazz 
Festival in Seattle. Their debut recording, /*I Move, You Move*/, was 
released in Fall 2017 on the Allos Documents label to much critical acclaim.

Please join us to celebrate the release of their follow-up album, 
*/Intermezzo/* — with short poetry readings between sets by *Sam 
Lohmann* and *Jen Coleman*!

“One of the most austerely beautiful recordings of the year sounds very 
much like a balm for troubled times. Elements of jazz, folk, pop, blues 
and other genres course through this work, but it’s the long-lined 
lyricism and pervasive warmth of the music-making that leave the deepest 
and most lasting impression. ”
— Howard Reich, /Chicago Tribune/ (review of /*I Move, You Move*/)


For more information about Wayfaring and related musical projects, 
please visit http://allosmusica.org/projects#/wayfaring

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*Works on Paper *supports activities that use concepts, characteristics, 
and histories of the book, and entanglements with text, as a frame for 
exploratory practice across the arts.

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Passages Bookshop
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1801 NW Upshur, Suite 660
Portland, OR 97209
503-388-7665

fine, rare, and unusual
books and graphic art
poetry, avant-garde art
fine printing, artist's books

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