CLASSIFICATION
Swallow ID:
1176
Partner Institution:
Concordia University
Source Collection Label:
Ian Ferrier fonds
Sub Series:
Ian Ferrier fonds
ITEM DESCRIPTION
Title:
Words and Music at La Vitrola 2019-02-17
Title Source:
Cataloguer
Language:
English
Production Context:
Documentary recording
Genre:
Performance: Spoken Word Poetry
Identifiers:
[]
Rights
CREATORS
Name:
Ferrier, Ian
Dates:
1954-
Role:
"Series organizer"
CONTRIBUTORS
Name:
McCrum, Rachel
Role:
"Performer"
Name:
Lee, Christine
Role:
"Performer"
Name:
Shalabi, Sam
Dates:
1964-
Role:
"Performer"
Name:
Ferrier, Ian
Dates:
1954-
Role:
"Presenter"
Name:
Hoefle, Harold
Dates:
1959-
Role:
"Performer"
MATERIAL DESCRIPTION
Recording Type:
Digital
AV Type:
Audio
Sound Quality:
Good
Other:
In folder: 6 audio, 6 misc.
DIGITAL FILE DESCRIPTION
Duration:
00:22:12
Size:
352.7 MB
Duration:
00:53:52
Size:
855.2 MB
Dates
Date:
2019 02 17
Type:
Production Date
LOCATION
Address:
4621 St Laurent Blvd, Montreal, QC, H2T 1R2
Venue:
La Vitrola
CONTENT
Contents:
File 1 of 2 - W&M 2019 02 17 Set 1 Rachel McCrum - Christine Lee.wav
Ian Ferrier
00:00:00
Introduces event and the evening’s performers.
Ian Ferrier
00:00:25
Introduces Rachel McCrum. Promotes McCrum’s The First Blast to Awaken Women Degenerate [chapbook; Stewed Rhubarb Press; 2017].
Audience
00:00:54
Applause.
Rachel McCrum
00:01:03
Introduces “No Such Thing as Clean Sheets” from Territorial Pissing [manuscript].
Rachel McCrum
00:01:55
Performs “No Such Thing as Clean Sheets”.
Audience
00:05:36
Applause.
Rachel McCrum
00:05:43
Introduces “Breast-Snout of the Earth Pig” | Keywords: Northern Ireland
; Scotland
; sea; badgers; Swedish
.
Rachel McCrum
00:07:06
Performs “Breast-Snout of the Earth Pig”.
Audience
00:08:05
Applause.
Rachel McCrum
00:08:11
Introduces “Bury Me at Sea“ from The First Blast to Awaken Women Degenerate. | Keywords: The First Blast to Awaken Women Degenerate [book]; the Edinburgh International Book Festival
; Natasha Kanapé Fontaine
; Joséphine Bacon
; Naomi Fontaine
; Haiti
.
Rachel McCrum
00:09:04
Performs “Bury Me at Sea”.
Rachel McCrum
00:10:12
Introduces “Problems to Sharpen the Young” from The First Blast to Awaken Women Degenerate | Keywords: displacement; logic; York
.
Rachel McCrum
00:11:34
Performs “Problems to Sharpen the Young”.
Audience
00:13:08
Applause.
Ian Ferrier
00:13:37
Asks question, exchange with audience member follows.
Ian Ferrier
00:13:45
Introduces Christine Lee.
Audience
00:14:08
Applause.
Christine Lee
00:14:14
Introduces “To Live Forward (Part 2)”. | Keywords: self-love.
Christine Lee
00:15:17
Performs “To Live Forward (Part 2)”.
Audience
00:21:49
Applause.
Ian Ferrier
00:22:05
Announces intermission.
END
00:22:12
[Recording continues on file 2]
File 2 of 2 - WM 2019 02 17 Set 2 Harold Hoefler-Sam Shalabi-Ian Ferrier (no editing).wav
Ian Ferrier
00:00:00
Introduces Harold Hoefle. | Keywords: Welch’s Bookstore [S.W.W. Welch Bookseller]; Boulevard Saint-Laurent
.
Audience
00:00:27
Applause.
Harold Hoefle
00:00:37
Introduces “The Stone Mason”. | Keywords: Malone, New York
.
Harold Hoefle
00:01:35
Reads “The Stone Mason”.
Harold Hoefle
00:02:16
Introduces “The Beach”.
Harold Hoefle
00:02:26
Reads “The Beach”.
Harold Hoefle
00:02:55
Reads “A Loving Follow-Through” from from The Night Chorus [book; McGill-Queen’s University Press; 2018; p. 3].
Audience
00:04:27
Applause.
Harold Hoefle
00:04:34
Reads “The Diver” from The Night Chorus [p. 58].
Harold Hoefle
00:05:08
Introduces “Camping at Lac La Pêche” from The Night Chorus [p. 15]. | Keywords: camping.
Harold Hoefle
00:05:21
Reads “Camping at Lac La Pêche”.
Harold Hoefle
00:06:33
Introduces “Crossing” from The Night Chorus [p. 4].
Harold Hoefle
00:06:56
Reads “Crossing”.
Harold Hoefle
00:07:31
Introduces “Worlds” from The Night Chorus [p.23]. | Keywords: the bus; San Diego
; Lionel-Groulx
; John Abbott campus
.
Harold Hoefle
00:08:13
Reads “Worlds” from The Night Chorus.
Audience
00:09:35
Applause.
Harold Hoefle
00:09:42
Introduces “Manning Up” from The Night Chorus [p. 48]. Keywords: Carleton University
; Sex Pistols
; the Clash
; the Slits
; Buzzcocks
; the New Romantics
; forelock.
Harold Hoefle
00:10:36
Reads “Manning Up” from The Night Chorus.
Audience
00:12:08
Applause.
Harold Hoefle
00:12:12
Introduces Ice Fires from The Night Chorus [p. 24].
Harold Hoefle
00:12:40
Reads “Ice Fires”.
Harold Hoefle
00:13:45
Introduces “Charade” from [p. 17].
Harold Hoefle
00:13:51
Reads “Charade”.
Audience
00:15:33
Applause.
Audience
00:15:42
Ambient Sound [voices].
Ian Ferrier
00:15:48
Introduces Sam Shalabi. | Keywords: Land of Kush
; The Dwarfs of East Agouza [band].
Unknown
00:16:27
Addresses Ian [unintelligible].
Ian Ferrier
00:16:28
Resumes introduction of Sam Shalabi.
Audience
00:16:43
Applause.
Sam Shalabi
00:16:54
Performs unnamed composition.
Sam Shalabi
00:29:08
Performs unnamed composition.
Sam Shalabi
00:34:22
Performs unnamed composition.
Audience
00:44:10
Applause.
Ian Ferrier
00:44:27
Introduces unnamed collaborative work. | Keywords: Hội An, Vietnam
; letters
.
Ian Ferrier
00:45:10
Performs unnamed collaborative work.
Audience
00:49:18
Applause.
Ian Ferrier
00:49:28
Thanks the performers and the audience.
Audience
00:50:09
Applause.
Audience
00:50:19
Ambient Sound [music and voices].
END
00:53:52
[End of event].
Notes:
The February 17th, 2019 event moved the Words and Music Show over to La Vitrola. When the evening began at 9 p.m., Irish author and performer Rachel McCrum opened the first set with a series of poems she explains will be published in a new book with the working title “Territorial Pissings,” as well as a pair of pieces from “The First Blast to Awaken Women Degenerate” (Freight Books 2017) called “Bury Me At Sea” and “Problems to Sharpen the Young.” Christine Lee premiered an excerpt from a piece called “To Live Forward” that she had been preparing for nearly three years. In the second set, Harold Hoefle read some new poems, entitled “The Stone Mason” and “The Beach,” before reading pieces from his book “The Night Chorus” (McGill-Queen's University Press 2018), including “A Loving Follow-Through,” “The Diver,” “Camping at Lac La Pêche,” “Crossing,” “Worlds,” “Manning Up,” “Ice Fires,” and “Charade.” To close the show, Sam Shalabi performed a twenty-minute solo instrumental set on the guitar and Ian Ferrier read a poem/letter from an ongoing collaborative project.
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