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i don't recall anything about this. Probably 2002 or 2003 or something.

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February 3rd, 2004

034B

007 4

013C

002 2

011a

008 5

The only known recording of me playing tabla solo.

It's a tape recording from a recital I gave at the end of my 3rd year at CalArts, in the Gamelan Room. I'm accompanied by John Bergamo's drum machine playing a standard tabla solo accompaniment melody that keeps time for the soloist, called a lehara or nagma. I take it at a really conservative tempo, and even so I'm playing quite loose, which is, I guess, a good thing, except for the obvious mistakes.

Somewhere there is a photo of me sitting on the floor of my Grandma Fay's living room demonstrating tabla to my baby nephew Zac, surrounded by family, with a wall covered in family photos behind me. I'm wearing a button up shirt and tie, and I have dyed fluorescent yellow hair -- which I dyed to match the walls of the apartment I was living in. On the photo print I wrote in Wite-Out "May 9" to advertise this concert. Wish I could find that funny photo.

Tabla Solo in Tintal, May 9, 2000

Cueing Music, at the Music Games Hackathon

The Harmonic Series Of Transpositions Of A Twelve Tone Row Going Out Of Phase With Each Other

A Kind Of Milk Belt Phase

John Heitzenrater: Bassoon, Percussion
Jonathan Marmor: Tape Recorder, Percussion
November 22, 1997

John Heitzenrater And Jonathan Marmor 11-22-97

Another Side of Milk Belt Phase

Jazz

Saint James Hospital Phase

Sixteen Going On Seventeen

CPE Bach Phase Part 3

CPE Bach Phase Part 4

CPE Bach Phase Part 5

CPE Bach Phase Part 6

CPE Bach Phase Part 7

CPE Bach Phase Part 8

Chasing the wild-deer, and following the roe

With Half Note Pulse and Microbeats

With Half Note Pulse

Multiple Random Tempos on the Harmonic Series with Random Muting

"Fantastic Discharge" is a collection of several items from Jonathan Marmor's sketchbook dating from about 1999 to about 2002. It was originally released as a CD-R by Ballbearings Pinatas Records (http://www.ballbearingspinatas.com/) of Ariel Pink, Spencer Owen, Jeff Eliassen fame.

Jeff Eliassen, Nigel Lundemo, and Evan Collins Conway play trumpet, guitar, electric bass, and minidisc recording and playback on Recital A and B.

Birthdays, Weddings, Thank You

Vote for the Cops

Current

Performed at The Stone, New York City November 15th, 2009 by:

Katie Porter - Clarinet
Quentin Tolimieri - Synthesizer
Phil Rodriguez - Synthesizer, Trumpet
Kevin Farrell - Synthesizer
Nathan Herrera - Flute, Clarinet, Alto Saxophone
Ryan Maxwell - Electric Guitar

It was June Maxwell's first birthday that day.

Stone 07

2008-08-09
ListenSpace, Brooklyn, NY
Johnny Chang - Violin
Joseph Drew - Trumpet
Quentin Tolimieri - Fender Rhodes
Devin Maxwell - Electric Vibraphone
James Moore - Electric Guitar
Travis Just - Synthesizer (long, sustained tones)
Many of the notes in the violin part are notated as a minor second or major second dyad and the violinist is instructed to play a note anywhere between the written notes. That's why it sounds that way.


Cattle in the Woods

Composer, tabla player, engineering manager at Spotify.

Jonathan Marmor

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