Wayward in Limbo: April Update

Every month, Nonsequitur and a community of like-minded presenters and artists offer ten concerts of adventurous music in an informal yet respectful all-ages setting: contemporary classical, free improvisation, the outer limits of jazz, abstract electronic music, microtonal/new instruments, sound art, and other extraordinary sonic experiences.
With the Chapel closed indefinitely due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Wayward Music Series moves from the concert hall to the living room. In place of our usual ten monthly concerts, Nonsequitur is commissioning ten Seattle artists each month to create a series of streaming audio sessions of previously unreleased material.

To listen for free, click on the links below. We suggest you also visit the artists’ web sites and offer further support by purchasing their other works
View all previous Wayward in Limbo concerts here. 

Note: Although this event has been posted for a specific date and time, all sessions are online 24/7 at the links below.

#108: Jay Hamilton A series of short pieces for processed sounds.

#107: Gavin Borchert Nineteen two-part inventions for solo piano.

#106: Steve Layton March Winds, for MIDI synths controlled by field recordings of wind.

#105: Afroditi Psarra Radiotactility, for electronic textiles and radio frequencies.

#104: Marcus Price Even more atmospheric electronic music.

#103: Raica Atmospheric electronic music by Chloe Harris.

#102: Slingshot Jessica Lurie (sax/flute) and Heather Bentley (electric violin) improvise in the Chapel.

#101: Dave Abramson Seattle drummer revisits his childhood basement and drum kits.

#100 – Symbion Project (electronics + koto)

#99 – Tom Varner’s Sound Vespers Ensemble (brass + field recordings)