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Thomas Dimuzio

@ the schindler house, west hollywood [produced in association with the MAKcenter]

• A 25th Anniversary Tribute to the Sounds of Forbidden Planet
  featuring (in order of appearence) David Rothbaum, Tom Grimley, Thomas Dimuzio and Sukho Lee, August 25, 2006 [scrapbook]
• Opening Remarks
  length - 3:11
  
• Set Three: Thomas Dimuzio
  length - 18:16
  
• Questions and answers with the audience
  length - 9:58
  

Jeremy Drake

@ center for the arts, eagle rock

• Jessica Rylan Workshop
  featuring Mitchell Brown, Steven Cano, Alejandro Cohen, Jeremy Drake, Geddes Gengras, David Kendall, Greg Lencyzcki, Joe Potts, Jessica Rylan and Oscar Santos
  July 29, 2007
• Part 1:
  length - 58:51
  
• Part 2:
  length - 49:02
  
• Group improvisation - consecutive duos:
  length - 17:24
  

• Tetuzi Akiyama Workshop Concert
  featuring Tetuzi Akiyama, Glenn Bach, Bob Bellerue, Mitchell Brown, Jessica Catron, Jeremy Drake, Bill Hutson, Lewis Keller, David Kendall, Cat Lamb, Jorge Martin, Joe Potts, Tom Recchion, Mark Trayle and Tom Watson
  June 25, 2006 [scrapbook]
• One set:
  length - 50:14
  

 

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