James Falzone On Tour With Vox Arcana This Week ? Improvised ...

(September 25, 2012)

Photo: David C. Sampson

Today, Chicago-based clarinetist/composer James Falzone heads out on tour with longtime bandmates Fred Lonberg-Holm and Tim Daisy in support of Soft Focus (Relay Records),?their third recording as the chamber-jazz trio,?Vox Arcana.

Richard Winham previews the tour in the latest issue of The Pulse in Chattanooga.

Here?s the schedule:

09/25 :: Thomas Moore College?(Covington, KY)
09/26 :: Barking Legs Theater?(Chattanooga, TN)
09/27 :: The Stone Fox?(Nashville, TN)
09/28 :: The University of Alabama?(Tuscaloosa, AL)
09/29 :: Conundrum Music Hall?(Columbia, SC)
10/01 ::?Now That?s Class?(Cleveland, OH)
10/02 ::?Elastic Arts Foundation?(Chicago, IL)

Once he?s back home, Falzone won?t have much time to rest before he and his working quartet KLANG embark on their own CD release tour for?Brooklyn Lines ? Chicago Spaces (Allos Documents) the following weekend, preceded by a live radio performance?on WBEZ?s?Eight Forty-Eight?on Thursday, October 4th at 9:00 a.m. (CST).

Learn more about James Falzone and his musical activities at http://allosmusica.org

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