Past Prism Concerts: What is a Prism Concert? The Prism Concerts Saturday, April 9 2005 Glass House Gallery * This concert was a participant in the Music For Peace Project 2005 9:00pm- Kabloona followed by liek twi and the mu ensemble     into SUN HOP FAT then back to Kabloona at around 10pm    passed on to Aram Shelton/Mark Denardo  to be continued by Tianna Kennedy and Kevin Shea                    SUN HOP FAT takes over at around 11           back to liek twi and the mu ensemble for a second time   Aram Shelton/Mark Denardo play again           and then Tianna Kennedy and Kevin Shea will send us into the night. Kabloona Returning Prism Concert regulars and good friends, Randy Borra & Gene Janas bring together their hybrid of free-jazz-creative- improvised-jungle-music.  Williamsburg native Gene Janas actually grew up 2 blocks away! With:   Randy Borra-alto           Gene Janas-upright              Dave Ferraro-drums                 Don Undeen-bari sax                    Sam Kulik-trombone liek twi and the mu ensemble Wind up bird chasing helicopter hang-glide kids over noise canyon reliving celebration songs of space ship in stereo sight Hektor Fontanez, Anthony Lebron, and Nick Chapman SUN HOP FAT is one of Che Chen's many alter-egos--the cantankerous, knob twirling, noise-doppelganger of the Vivian Girl.   Equal parts electronics and hollerin',  SUN's name could have just as easily been, "Angry Red Head of Anteater."  Who knew feedback could sound so down home? Aram Shelton/Mark Denardo Two fellows met that made different kinds of music, set up a show, wore helmets and came up with something else.  Denardo takes care of sounds using at least a gameboy, casio, & laptop.  Shelton uses acoustic sounds as source for dsp using max/msp & sometimes completely unprofessional guitar shredding. Tianna Kennedy & Kevin Shea The recursive/debugged foxy proposition principle     The recursive/debugged foxy proposition principle is the duct tape of superintelligent extraterrestrial beings, spreading and blowing up the elements -- it's ain't chops beautiful, elegant and ain't fuckin' hell ain't gonna be no like god damn freekin' permanence and like shit as dissuaded damn public disorder cutters build like drug states of death, doom and destruction. Thank you to Darlene and Jordan for help with the food. And Happy Birthday to Jordan! The Music for Peace Project 2005 is a global effort to fill the world with music as a call for peace. By coordinating a vast number of concerts worldwide between April 8-10, 2005, The Music for Peace Project will bring popular and media attention to international peace efforts while building a global community of active, socially conscious artists. Dedicated to cultivating peace as both a means and an end, The Music for Peace Project creates a global celebration of peace and provides a voice for the vibrant community that believes in peaceful solutions for the future. Any musician can participate. This year, there are 200 concerts scheduled to take place in 24 countries during the weekend of April 8-10. Music has the power to inspire compassion and foster understanding between cultures while deepening the bonds that form our communities. Together, all musicians participating in The Music for Peace Project are helping to create a global community of musicians that cannot be ignored. "Artists are messengers whose responsibility is to unite the world—a faith that will lead not to destruction, but to transformation," —Alice Walker for more information visit m4p.org learningthelanguage.com