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New Jersey based and French born world renowned guitarist Stephane Wrembel, will be opening this very special Django A Gogo concert series with the Django a Gogo All-Stars.
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New Jersey based and French born world renowned guitarist Stephane Wrembel, will be opening this very special Django A Gogo concert series with the Django a Gogo All-Stars. Wrembel will be performing with some of the remarkable musicians that have shared the stage with him in at Carengie Hall and Town Hall Theater over the years for Django A Gogo Festival in New York City including Sara L'abriola on guitar, Daisy Castro on violin, David Langlois on washboard, and Nick Driscoll on saxophone.
The Django a Gogo All-Stars celebrate the music of Django Reinhardt. The concert repertoire follows the Django canon and veers into reinterpretation, improvisation and interplay between musicians from various backgrounds. a world class evening of gypsy jazz at the highest level of musicianship.
Featuring: Stephane Wrembel - guitar; Sara L'Abriola - guitar; Thor Jensen - guitar; Daisy Castro - violin; Nick Driscoll - sax; Ari Folman-Cohen - bass; Nick Anderson - drums
"Stephane Wrembel represents the living face of Gypsy jazz." -New York Observer
A HORSE APART: A DISTANCED, LIVE MUSIC CONCERT SERIES
Music is catharsis, healing, and uplift — especially in times like these. We are committed to supporting artists. Thanks to the incredible generosity of Valley View Farm in Haydenville, we have a safe place to be together while remaining apart. The breezy, hilltop property is perfectly suited for a distanced, outdoor concert with ample precautions taken to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Ticket sales will be limited to a small, intimate audience in keeping with state protocols.
TWO KINDS OF TICKETS:
☞ BENCH TICKET: There are fifteen benches within the open walls of the Hemenway Barn which offer the most intimate concert experience. Each bench is distanced from the others, and can seat up to five people (from the same pod). Reserve an entire bench for $60, whether you’re alone, a couple, or a group. Benches will be assigned first-come, first-served, to bench ticket holders at the door. Attendees must remain seated throughout the performance.
**PLEASE NOTE: ONLY TICKETS IN THE HEMENWAY BARN WILL BE SOLD IN ADVANCE**
☞ FIELD/PATIO TICKET: Bring a lawn chair or a picnic blanket and find a sweet spot for yourself or your pod on the spacious patio or further afield on the grass. General Admission tickets are $20/person and can only be purchased at the door on the day of show. Since capacity is strictly limited, we encourage you to check our Facebook page before heading to the farm as we will post frequent updates about ticket availability.
PICNICS:
We've teamed up with Belly of the Beast to offer picnic kits to our audience. Order by Friday morning to have your picnic delivered to the farm or grab yours on the way to the show.
Full menu here: https://www.toasttab.com/belly-of-the-beast-northampton/v3#195f3e34-f294-483f-8b89-00942729b80a
🦠 COVID-19 POLICIES 🦠
We ask that you, our audience, share in the responsibility to mitigate risk and minimize spread by following the protocols outlined on our website and ticketing portal. We also insist that you remain at home if you feel unwell. You can learn more about those policies on our website.
www.laudable.productions/covid
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A Horse Apart is made possible with generous support from River Valley Co-op, Klondike Sound LLC., Williamsburg Cultural Council, Mass Cultural Council, and Valley View Farm.
(Thursday) 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm EST
New Jersey based and French born world renowned guitarist Stephane Wrembel, will be opening this very special Django A Gogo concert series with the Django a Gogo All-Stars.
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New Jersey based and French born world renowned guitarist Stephane Wrembel, will be opening this very special Django A Gogo concert series with the Django a Gogo All-Stars. Wrembel will be performing with some of the remarkable musicians that have shared the stage with him in at Carengie Hall and Town Hall Theater over the years for Django A Gogo Festival in New York City including Sara L'abriola on guitar, Daisy Castro on violin, David Langlois on washboard, and Nick Driscoll on saxophone.
The Django a Gogo All-Stars celebrate the music of Django Reinhardt. The concert repertoire follows the Django canon and veers into reinterpretation, improvisation and interplay between musicians from various backgrounds. a world class evening of gypsy jazz at the highest level of musicianship.
Featuring: Stephane Wrembel - guitar; Sara L'Abriola - guitar; Thor Jensen - guitar; Daisy Castro - violin; Nick Driscoll - sax; Ari Folman-Cohen - bass; Nick Anderson - drums
"Stephane Wrembel represents the living face of Gypsy jazz." -New York Observer
A HORSE APART: A DISTANCED, LIVE MUSIC CONCERT SERIES
Music is catharsis, healing, and uplift — especially in times like these. We are committed to supporting artists. Thanks to the incredible generosity of Valley View Farm in Haydenville, we have a safe place to be together while remaining apart. The breezy, hilltop property is perfectly suited for a distanced, outdoor concert with ample precautions taken to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Ticket sales will be limited to a small, intimate audience in keeping with state protocols.
TWO KINDS OF TICKETS:
☞ BENCH TICKET: There are fifteen benches within the open walls of the Hemenway Barn which offer the most intimate concert experience. Each bench is distanced from the others, and can seat up to five people (from the same pod). Reserve an entire bench for $60, whether you’re alone, a couple, or a group. Benches will be assigned first-come, first-served, to bench ticket holders at the door. Attendees must remain seated throughout the performance.
**PLEASE NOTE: ONLY TICKETS IN THE HEMENWAY BARN WILL BE SOLD IN ADVANCE**
☞ FIELD/PATIO TICKET: Bring a lawn chair or a picnic blanket and find a sweet spot for yourself or your pod on the spacious patio or further afield on the grass. General Admission tickets are $20/person and can only be purchased at the door on the day of show. Since capacity is strictly limited, we encourage you to check our Facebook page before heading to the farm as we will post frequent updates about ticket availability.
PICNICS:
We've teamed up with Belly of the Beast to offer picnic kits to our audience. Order by Friday morning to have your picnic delivered to the farm or grab yours on the way to the show.
Full menu here: https://www.toasttab.com/belly-of-the-beast-northampton/v3#195f3e34-f294-483f-8b89-00942729b80a
🦠 COVID-19 POLICIES 🦠
We ask that you, our audience, share in the responsibility to mitigate risk and minimize spread by following the protocols outlined on our website and ticketing portal. We also insist that you remain at home if you feel unwell. You can learn more about those policies on our website.
www.laudable.productions/covid
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A Horse Apart is made possible with generous support from River Valley Co-op, Klondike Sound LLC., Williamsburg Cultural Council, Mass Cultural Council, and Valley View Farm.
(Thursday) 8:30 pm - 10:00 pm EST
Stephane Wrembel is quite simply one of the finest guitar players in the world. The breadth and range of his playing and compositions are unmatched. To say that
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Stephane Wrembel is quite simply one of the finest guitar players in the world. The breadth and range of his playing and compositions are unmatched. To say that Wrembel— who learned his craft among the Gypsies at campsites in the French countryside— has already had a remarkable career would be an under-statement.
"Stephane Wrembel represents the living face of Gypsy jazz." -New York Observer
For the Django Experiment, Wrembel will be presenting music from his latest album. This project is a continuation of a series of recordings paying tribute to the great guitar master, Django Reinhardt, mixing compositions and influences from landscapes throughout the musical world.
Wrembel’s world class band includes long-time collaborators Thor Jensen (guitar), Ari Folman Cohen (bass), Nick Anderson (drums). For this release concert, the band will also have Nick Driscoll on saxophone/clarinet and Daisy Castro on violin as special guests.
video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PBGZyMzSJLw
A HORSE APART: A DISTANCED, LIVE MUSIC CONCERT SERIES
Music is catharsis, healing, and uplift — especially in times like these. We are committed to supporting artists. Thanks to the incredible generosity of Valley View Farm in Haydenville, we have a safe place to be together while remaining apart. The breezy, hilltop property is perfectly suited for a distanced, outdoor concert with ample precautions taken to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Ticket sales will be limited to a small, intimate audience in keeping with state protocols.
TWO KINDS OF TICKETS:
☞ BENCH TICKET: There are fifteen benches within the open walls of the Hemenway Barn which offer the most intimate concert experience. Each bench is distanced from the others, and can seat up to five people (from the same pod). Reserve an entire bench for $60, whether you’re alone, a couple, or a group. Benches will be assigned first-come, first-served, to bench ticket holders at the door. Attendees must remain seated throughout the performance.
**PLEASE NOTE: ONLY TICKETS IN THE HEMENWAY BARN WILL BE SOLD IN ADVANCE**
☞ FIELD/PATIO TICKET: Bring a lawn chair or a picnic blanket and find a sweet spot for yourself or your pod on the spacious patio or further afield on the grass. General Admission tickets are $20/individual (ages five and up must purchase tickets) and can only be purchased at the door on the day of show. Since capacity is strictly limited, we encourage you to check our Facebook page before heading to the farm as we will post frequent updates about ticket availability.
PICNICS:
We've teamed up with Belly of the Beast to offer picnic kits to our audience. Order by Friday morning to have your picnic delivered to the farm or grab yours on the way to the show.
Full menu here: https://www.toasttab.com/belly-of-the-beast-northampton/v3#195f3e34-f294-483f-8b89-00942729b80a
🦠 COVID-19 POLICIES 🦠
We ask that you, our audience, share in the responsibility to mitigate risk and minimize spread by following the protocols outlined on our website and ticketing portal. We also insist that you remain at home if you feel unwell. You can learn more about those policies on our website.
www.laudable.productions/covid
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
A Horse Apart is made possible with generous support from River Valley Co-op, Klondike Sound LLC., Williamsburg Cultural Council, Mass Cultural Council, and Valley View Farm.
(Friday) 8:00 pm - 10:00 pm
For this last concert of the series, Stephane will be playing with his world renowned 4 piece band. The band will be performing Wrembel's original material such as
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For this last concert of the series, Stephane will be playing with his world renowned 4 piece band. The band will be performing Wrembel's original material such as Bistro Fada - from the Grammy Award winning soundtrack of Woody Allen's Midnight in Paris. While heavily influenced by Django Reinhardt, Wrembel's original music incorporates jazz, blues, classical, swing, flamenco and rock. All of these influences come together as a genre identifiable only as Stephane Wrembel.
With Stephane Wrembel - guitar; Thor Jensen - guitar; Ari Folman-Cohen - bass; Nick Anderson - drums
Stephane Wrembel is quite simply one of the finest guitar players in the world. The breadth and range of his playing and compositions are unmatched. To say that Wrembel— who learned his craft among the Gypsies at campsites in the French countryside— has already had a remarkable career would be an under-statement.
"Stephane Wrembel represents the living face of Gypsy jazz." -New York Observer
WATCH: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wn5f6hpUCnk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pn0ajFrsHUI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VyoeQvfxLEY
A HORSE APART: A DISTANCED, LIVE MUSIC CONCERT SERIES
Music is catharsis, healing, and uplift — especially in times like these. We are committed to supporting artists. Thanks to the incredible generosity of Valley View Farm in Haydenville, we have a safe place to be together while remaining apart. The breezy, hilltop property is perfectly suited for a distanced, outdoor concert with ample precautions taken to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Ticket sales will be limited to a small, intimate audience in keeping with state protocols.
TWO KINDS OF TICKETS:
☞ BENCH TICKET: There are fifteen benches within the open walls of the Hemenway Barn which offer the most intimate concert experience. Each bench is distanced from the others, and can seat up to five people (from the same pod). Reserve an entire bench for $60, whether you’re alone, a couple, or a group. Benches will be assigned first-come, first-served, to bench ticket holders at the door. Attendees must remain seated throughout the performance.
**PLEASE NOTE: ONLY TICKETS IN THE HEMENWAY BARN WILL BE SOLD IN ADVANCE**
☞ FIELD/PATIO TICKET: Bring a lawn chair or a picnic blanket and find a sweet spot for yourself or your pod on the spacious patio or further afield on the grass. General Admission tickets are $20/individual (ages five and up must purchase tickets) and can only be purchased at the door on the day of show. Since capacity is strictly limited, we encourage you to check our Facebook page before heading to the farm as we will post frequent updates about ticket availability.
PICNICS:
We've teamed up with Belly of the Beast to offer picnic kits to our audience. Order by Friday morning to have your picnic delivered to the farm or grab yours on the way to the show.
Full menu here: https://www.toasttab.com/belly-of-the-beast-northampton/v3#195f3e34-f294-483f-8b89-00942729b80a
🦠 COVID-19 POLICIES 🦠
We ask that you, our audience, share in the responsibility to mitigate risk and minimize spread by following the protocols outlined on our website and ticketing portal. We also insist that you remain at home if you feel unwell. You can learn more about those policies on our website.
www.laudable.productions/covid
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
A Horse Apart is made possible with generous support from River Valley Co-op, Klondike Sound LLC., Williamsburg Cultural Council, Mass Cultural Council, and Valley View Farm.
(Saturday) 8:00 pm - 10:00 pm EST
Our summer festivals have been reimagined as a series of residencies that make space for artists to collaborate, generate new work, and reconnect with audiences in creative ways.
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Our summer festivals have been reimagined as a series of residencies that make space for artists to collaborate, generate new work, and reconnect with audiences in creative ways. Each week, musicians arrive for a creative retreat at Valley View Farm, where they have space to rehearse and collaborate in a safe, open-air mode. Saturday, they take the stage at the historic Academy of Music Theatre for a live streamed broadcast with no physical audience.
We are thrilled to welcome 2017 Millpond alum, Brown Rice Family back to the Valley. The band’s sound is World Roots Music in the truest sense of the word. Hailing from Japan, Jamaica, Haiti, Nigeria, South Africa and the USA, members' diverse national backgrounds set the stage for their unique musical creativity. Spreading their positive message via a spirited fusion of reggae, Latin, and funk, Brown Rice Family’s vibe is akin to that of Fela Kuti - with Bob Marley and Antonio Carlos sitting in on the gig. Above all, the ensemble seeks to reflect the tenets of "the love moment" - making music that puts an emphasis on unity, a global community and sustainable living. (At home, band members make their own organic soap.)
(Saturday) 8:00 pm - 10:00 pm EST
Please Pay What You Can
$10 to $50 suggested donation. Your generosity helps support the livelihood of the artists, the crew, the venue, and our organizational partners. Net proceeds will be donated to the Violence Intervention Program.
Our summer festivals have been reimagined as a series of residencies that make space for artists to collaborate, generate new work, and reconnect with audiences in creative ways.
more
Our summer festivals have been reimagined as a series of residencies that make space for artists to collaborate, generate new work, and reconnect with audiences in creative ways. Each week, musicians arrive for a creative retreat at Valley View Farm, where they have space to rehearse and collaborate in a safe, open-air mode. Saturday, they take the stage at the historic Academy of Music Theatre for a live streamed broadcast with no physical audience.
We cap off the 2020 season with the irrepressible Glen David Andrews. A native son of New Orleans, Glen is a warrior for cultural preservation in his home city. As journalist Larry Blumenfeld, a Katrina Media Fellow with the Open Society Institute writes, “Long before he began trying to save himself in earnest, Andews’s music projected the promise of redemption…His remarkable singing voice and commanding trombone sound (both powerful, direct, resonant, and with just enough rasp) as well as his disarmingly honest manner have provided whatever the situation calls for: beauty, truth, compassion, anger, joy or all of the above.”
If you love New Orleans like we do, you'll be longing for the sounds and flavors of the Crescent City right about now. This may be a pandemic, but we've hatched a plan to bring the music into your living room along with a culinary experience to satisfy your cravings. Stay tuned for announcements about local chefs, mixologists, and home delivery.
(Saturday) 8:00 pm - 9:00 pm EST
Please Pay What You Can
$10 to $50 suggested donation. Your generosity helps support the livelihood of the artists, the crew, the venue, and our organizational partners. Net proceeds will be donated to the Violence Intervention Program.
