For centuries, polyphonic music has been yammering at us with its many voices, inducing madness, dementia, and other fine properties. For centuries to come, this synesthesia-inducing meta-music will reign supreme.

Why listen to just one band at a time when you can come hear seven playing at once?

It just makes good sense.

On Wednesday, April 26, 8:15 PM.......................

At the Berkeley Store Gallery's BEANBENDER's series:

A Most Unusual Outing: In the main room:

The Chamber League, under the direction of Clyde Yasuhara playing 20th Century Classical Music, incl. Ligeti, Revueltes...
The Code, under the direction of Steve Horowitz playing music to accompany dada story-songs
The Dan Plonsey thing, under no direction, playing saxophones in 2s, 3s, 4s...
The Philip Greenlief Trio
Crawling With Tarts
and various other luminaries in other rooms

The idea being, in fact, to make a sort of music which defies apprehension. The idea not being to coordinate, sublimate, or organize in any way these elements. Being an hommage to Ives and Cage minus any sort of analytical work before, during or after. The idea being to do it simply because we can do it.

And to begin the festivities at 8:15, The Code to play a set all its own, whose eclectic musicality will drive many to sobbing.

$5. The Berkeley Store Gallery Annex @ 2295 Shattuck (@ Bancroft, Berkeley) Wednesday. 8:15 PM. BEANBENDER's.

Dan