CLASSIFICATION
Swallow ID:
1112
Partner Institution:
Concordia University
Source Collection Label:
Ian Ferrier fonds
Series:
Words and Music
Sub Series:
Ian Ferrier fonds
ITEM DESCRIPTION
Title:
Words and Music at Casa Del Popolo 2011-05-15
Title Source:
Cataloguer
Title Note:
Language No Barrier show
Language:
English, French
Production Context:
Documentary recording
Genre:
Performance: Spoken Word Poetry
Identifiers:
[]
Rights
CREATORS
Name:
Ferrier, Ian
Dates:
1954-
Role:
"Series organizer",
"Presenter",
"Performer"
Notes:
(Performs with José Acquelin)
CONTRIBUTORS
Name:
Strauss, Ted
Role:
"Performer"
Name:
Kaie Kellough
Dates:
1975-
Role:
"Performer"
Name:
Waldman, Brahja
Role:
"Performer"
Notes:
(With Nicolas Caloia and Daniel Gelinas)
Name:
Caloia, Nicolas
Role:
"Performer"
Notes:
(With Brahja Waldman and Daniel Gelinas)
Name:
Gelinas, Daniel
Role:
"Performer"
Notes:
(With Brahja Waldman and Nicolas Caloia)
Name:
Acquelin, José
Dates:
1956-
Role:
"Performer"
Notes:
(With Ian Ferrier)
MATERIAL DESCRIPTION
Recording Type:
Digital
AV Type:
Audio
Sound Quality:
Excellent
Other:
In folder: 18 audio, 2 docs, 17 misc. In folder2: 1 doc, 1 image, 1 misc. In folder3: 2 audio, 1 misc. In folder4: 1 audio (copy).
DIGITAL FILE DESCRIPTION
Duration:
00:47:48
Size:
505.9 MB
Content:
STE-001.wav [File 1 of 2]
Unknown
00:00:00
Ambient Sound [music and voices].
Ian Ferrier
00:00:27
Introduces event and José Acquelin
. | Keywords: Scott Duncan; Jasmine Chatelain; Quebec
; Geneviève Letarte
Ian Ferrier
00:01:30
Introduces performance [José Acquelin comments throughout]. | Keywords: Alberta
Audience
00:02:00
Applause.
José Acquelin
00:02:03
Introduces "Le Futur Intérieur" in French. | Keywords: Fortner Anderson
Ian Ferrier
00:02:21
Reads "Le Futur Intérieur" ("The Future Presents") in English accompanied by José Acquelin on guitar.
Audience
00:06:12
Applause.
José Acquelin
00:06:28
Introduces Ian Ferrier's poem "Ton Gout".
José Acquelin
00:06:35
Reads "Ton Gout" in French accompanied by Ian Ferrier
on guitar.
Audience
00:10:31
Applause.
Ian Ferrier
00:10:37
Introduces unnamed poem written by José Acquelin. | Keywords: Festival de la Poésie
José Acquelin
00:11:08
Reads unnamed poem in French accompanied by himself and Ian Ferrier on guitar.
Audience
00:17:27
Applause.
José Acquelin
00:17:30
Thanks Ian Ferrier and audience in French [audience applause continues throughout].
Ian Ferrier
00:17:43
Thanks José Acquelin and promotes The Man Who Delivers Clouds [book]. | Keywords: Festival de la Poésie
Ian Ferrier
00:18:06
Introduces Ted Strauss [audience laughter throughout].
Audience
00:18:29
Applause.
Ted Strauss
00:18:59
Addresses Ian Ferrier and introduces "When we entered fair Milan" from Everything Changes: Songs of Bertolt Brecht [CD]. | Keywords: Bertolt Brecht
; Schweik in the Second World War
Ted Strauss
00:19:52
Performs "When we entered fair Milan" from Everything Changes: Songs of Bertolt Brecht.
Audience
00:23:35
Applause.
Ted Strauss
00:23:44
Thanks audience and introduces unnamed song. | Keywords: [Bertolt] Brecht; Charles Bukowski
Ted Strauss
00:24:36
Performs unnamed song.
Audience
00:26:57
Applause.
Ted Strauss
00:27:03
Addresses audience, promotes Everything Changes: Songs of Bertolt Brecht, and introduces "Baby I Got You". | Keywords: [Charles] Bukowksi; Bandcamp
Ted Strauss
00:28:00
Performs "Baby I Got You".
Audience
00:31:22
Applause.
Ted Strauss
00:31:27
Thanks audience [audience applause continues throughout]. | Keywords: Kaie Kellough
Ian Ferrier
00:31:50
Thanks Ted Strauss and introduces Kaie Kellough [audience laughter throughout]. | Keywords: Bertolt Brecht; Charles Bukowski; Maple Leaf Rag [book]; Lettricity [book]
Audience
00:32:32
Applause.
Kaie Kellough
00:33:02
Performs unnamed sound poem [audience laughter throughout].
Kaie Kellough
00:33:56
Performs "Block Rock for Campbell Park, Little Burgundy, Mont Real".
Audience
00:36:26
Applause.
Kaie Kellough
00:36:43
Performs unnamed sound poem.
Kaie Kellough
00:37:20
Performs unnamed poem.
Audience
00:40:06
Applause and laughter.
Kaie Kellough
00:40:55
Performs unnamed poem.
Audience
00:42:13
Applause.
Kaie Kellough
00:42:27
Performs unnamed sound poem [audience laughter throughout].
Kaie Kellough
00:43:12
Laughter.
Kaie Kellough
00:43:18
Performs unnamed poem.
Audience
00:47:03
Applause.
Ian Ferrier
00:47:25
Thanks Kaie Kellough, promotes Vox Versus [CD], and announces intermission. | Keywords: Suoni [Per Il Popolo] Festival; Brahja Waldman; Nicolas Caloia; Daniel Gelinas
END
00:47:48
Duration:
00:37:36
Size:
398.1 MB
Content:
STE-002.wav [File 2 of 2]
Ian Ferrier
00:00:00
Introduces Brahja Waldman, Nicolas Caloia, and Daniel Gelinas
Audience
00:00:12
Applause
Brahja Waldman
00:00:22
Performs unnamed song [originally by Ornette Coleman; https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q208797] with Nicolas Caloia and Daniel Gelinas [audience applause throughout].
Audience
00:08:17
Laughter and applause.
Brahja Waldman
00:08:26
Introduces "Dear Lord" [originally by John Coltrane; https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q7346].
Brahja Waldman
00:08:57
Performs "Dear Lord" [originally by John Coltrane] with Nicolas Caloia and Daniel Gelinas [audience applause throughout].
Audience
00:17:30
Applause.
Brahja Waldman
00:17:43
Introduces "Una Muy Bonita" [originally recorded by Ornette Coleman on Change of the Century https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q1988546].
Brahja Waldman
00:17:55
Performs "Una Muy Bonita"[originally recorded by Ornette Coleman on Change of the Century] with Nicolas Caloia and Daniel Gelinas.
Audience
00:24:11
Applause.
Brahja Waldman
00:24:23
Introduces "Ugly Beauty" [originally by Thelonious Monk; https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q109612].
Brahja Waldman
00:25:00
Performs "Ugly Beauty" [originally by Thelonious Monk] with Nicolas Caloia and Daniel Gelinas.
Audience
00:30:38
Applause.
Brahja Waldman
00:30:48
Introduces "Evidence" [originally by Thelonious Monk].
Brahja Waldman
00:31:08
Performs "Evidence" [originally by Thelonious Monk] with Nicolas Caloia and Daniel Gelinas [audience applause throughout].
Audience
00:36:35
Applause.
Brahja Waldman
00:36:45
Thanks audience and introduces Nicolas Caloia and Daniel Gelinas [audience laughter and applause throughout].
Ian Ferrier
00:37:07
Thanks Brajah Waldman [audience applause throughout] and promotes Brahja Waldman's Quartet! (debut) [CD].
Ian Ferrier
00:37:20
Announces future event. | Keywords: Kaie Kellough; Jason Sharp
Audience
00:37:32
Applause.
END
00:37:36
Dates
Date:
2011 05 15
Type:
Performance Date
Source:
Accompanying Material
Notes:
Date indicated on event poster and in radio ad and document
LOCATION
Address:
4873 St Laurent Blvd, Montreal, QC, H2T 1R6
Venue:
Casa Del Popolo
Latitude:
45.5222118
Longitude:
-73.5905321
CONTENT
Contents:
STE-001.wav [File 1 of 2]
Unknown
00:00:00
Ambient Sound [music and voices].
Ian Ferrier
00:00:27
Introduces event and José Acquelin
. | Keywords: Scott Duncan; Jasmine Chatelain; Quebec
; Geneviève Letarte
Ian Ferrier
00:01:30
Introduces performance [José Acquelin comments throughout]. | Keywords: Alberta
Audience
00:02:00
Applause.
José Acquelin
00:02:03
Introduces "Le Futur Intérieur" in French. | Keywords: Fortner Anderson
Ian Ferrier
00:02:21
Reads "Le Futur Intérieur" ("The Future Presents") in English accompanied by José Acquelin on guitar.
Audience
00:06:12
Applause.
José Acquelin
00:06:28
Introduces Ian Ferrier's poem "Ton Gout".
José Acquelin
00:06:35
Reads "Ton Gout" in French accompanied by Ian Ferrier
on guitar.
Audience
00:10:31
Applause.
Ian Ferrier
00:10:37
Introduces unnamed poem written by José Acquelin. | Keywords: Festival de la Poésie
José Acquelin
00:11:08
Reads unnamed poem in French accompanied by himself and Ian Ferrier on guitar.
Audience
00:17:27
Applause.
José Acquelin
00:17:30
Thanks Ian Ferrier and audience in French [audience applause continues throughout].
Ian Ferrier
00:17:43
Thanks José Acquelin and promotes The Man Who Delivers Clouds [book]. | Keywords: Festival de la Poésie
Ian Ferrier
00:18:06
Introduces Ted Strauss [audience laughter throughout].
Audience
00:18:29
Applause.
Ted Strauss
00:18:59
Addresses Ian Ferrier and introduces "When we entered fair Milan" from Everything Changes: Songs of Bertolt Brecht [CD]. | Keywords: Bertolt Brecht
; Schweik in the Second World War
Ted Strauss
00:19:52
Performs "When we entered fair Milan" from Everything Changes: Songs of Bertolt Brecht.
Audience
00:23:35
Applause.
Ted Strauss
00:23:44
Thanks audience and introduces unnamed song. | Keywords: [Bertolt] Brecht; Charles Bukowski
Ted Strauss
00:24:36
Performs unnamed song.
Audience
00:26:57
Applause.
Ted Strauss
00:27:03
Addresses audience, promotes Everything Changes: Songs of Bertolt Brecht, and introduces "Baby I Got You". | Keywords: [Charles] Bukowksi; Bandcamp
Ted Strauss
00:28:00
Performs "Baby I Got You".
Audience
00:31:22
Applause.
Ted Strauss
00:31:27
Thanks audience [audience applause continues throughout]. | Keywords: Kaie Kellough
Ian Ferrier
00:31:50
Thanks Ted Strauss and introduces Kaie Kellough [audience laughter throughout]. | Keywords: Bertolt Brecht; Charles Bukowski; Maple Leaf Rag [book]; Lettricity [book]
Audience
00:32:32
Applause.
Kaie Kellough
00:33:02
Performs unnamed sound poem [audience laughter throughout].
Kaie Kellough
00:33:56
Performs "Block Rock for Campbell Park, Little Burgundy, Mont Real".
Audience
00:36:26
Applause.
Kaie Kellough
00:36:43
Performs unnamed sound poem.
Kaie Kellough
00:37:20
Performs unnamed poem.
Audience
00:40:06
Applause and laughter.
Kaie Kellough
00:40:55
Performs unnamed poem.
Audience
00:42:13
Applause.
Kaie Kellough
00:42:27
Performs unnamed sound poem [audience laughter throughout].
Kaie Kellough
00:43:12
Laughter.
Kaie Kellough
00:43:18
Performs unnamed poem.
Audience
00:47:03
Applause.
Ian Ferrier
00:47:25
Thanks Kaie Kellough, promotes Vox Versus [CD], and announces intermission. | Keywords: Suoni [Per Il Popolo] Festival; Brahja Waldman; Nicolas Caloia; Daniel Gelinas
END
00:47:48
STE-002.wav [File 2 of 2]
Ian Ferrier
00:00:00
Introduces Brahja Waldman, Nicolas Caloia, and Daniel Gelinas
Audience
00:00:12
Applause
Brahja Waldman
00:00:22
Performs unnamed song [originally by Ornette Coleman; https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q208797] with Nicolas Caloia and Daniel Gelinas [audience applause throughout].
Audience
00:08:17
Laughter and applause.
Brahja Waldman
00:08:26
Introduces "Dear Lord" [originally by John Coltrane; https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q7346].
Brahja Waldman
00:08:57
Performs "Dear Lord" [originally by John Coltrane] with Nicolas Caloia and Daniel Gelinas [audience applause throughout].
Audience
00:17:30
Applause.
Brahja Waldman
00:17:43
Introduces "Una Muy Bonita" [originally recorded by Ornette Coleman on Change of the Century https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q1988546].
Brahja Waldman
00:17:55
Performs "Una Muy Bonita"[originally recorded by Ornette Coleman on Change of the Century] with Nicolas Caloia and Daniel Gelinas.
Audience
00:24:11
Applause.
Brahja Waldman
00:24:23
Introduces "Ugly Beauty" [originally by Thelonious Monk; https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q109612].
Brahja Waldman
00:25:00
Performs "Ugly Beauty" [originally by Thelonious Monk] with Nicolas Caloia and Daniel Gelinas.
Audience
00:30:38
Applause.
Brahja Waldman
00:30:48
Introduces "Evidence" [originally by Thelonious Monk].
Brahja Waldman
00:31:08
Performs "Evidence" [originally by Thelonious Monk] with Nicolas Caloia and Daniel Gelinas [audience applause throughout].
Audience
00:36:35
Applause.
Brahja Waldman
00:36:45
Thanks audience and introduces Nicolas Caloia and Daniel Gelinas [audience laughter and applause throughout].
Ian Ferrier
00:37:07
Thanks Brajah Waldman [audience applause throughout] and promotes Brahja Waldman's Quartet! (debut) [CD].
Ian Ferrier
00:37:20
Announces future event. | Keywords: Kaie Kellough; Jason Sharp
Audience
00:37:32
Applause.
END
00:37:36
Notes:
This event features a bilingual exchange, in which Ian Ferrier reads translations of José Acquelin's poems in English while Acquelin reads Ferrier's in French (both set to guitar instrumentation), Tedd Strauss performs songs he has composed with lyrics taken from the work of Bertolt Brecht, spoken word by Kaie Kellough, and a set by a jazz trio (Brahja Waldman, Nicolas Caloia, Daniel Gelinas).
NOTES
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