World Again and Fire Museum Presents
Heart of the Ghost + Webb Crawford, John Moran and Joey Sullivan
Fire Museum Presents and World Again at Vox Populi Co-Present:
Heart of the Ghost and Webb Crawford, John Moran and Joey Sullivan
Ticket Link - Sliding Scale, donation-based ticket
The trio of alto saxophonist Jarrett Gilgore, bassist Luke Stewart , and percussionist Ian McColm is something of a trinity of the finest free jazz improvisers in the region. If you’ve seen Heart of the Ghost in concert, then you know—Gilgore, Stewart, and McColm’s performances feel like a kind of séance, with the trio locked into a musical conversation with one another. - Matt Cohen/Washington Citypaper
Webb Crawford John Moran & Joey Sullivan trio
Webb Crawford (They/them)I’m a guitarist and instrument-builder. I like playing free-improvised music, Piedmont-style fingerpicking, and percussive/noisy stuff. I’ve built stringed instruments ranging from electric guitars, basses and mandolins to modern reconstructions of historical instruments and instruments made from repurposed materials or found objects. In 2017, I worked with the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art to restore the instruments of Gunnar Schonbeck as part of an interactive exhibit. I built replicas of Schonbeck’s “Triangular cellos” for Bennington College, and participate in instrument-building workshops with Hastings-on-Hudson based collective Bash the Trash.
John Moran has been a part of Maya Keren’s trio with Julian Miltenberger, Micah Graves’ group, as well as playing in bands like Bark Culture, EAT, Guitars and Drums, and Ceiba, both of the latter alongside Joey Sullivan.
Joey Sullivan is active in both setting up some very successful free music showings as well as playing with an array of east coast improvisers. Playing drums in out music groups like Bark Culture & Violet Salon III with James McKain as well as playing in active alt-folk groups like Florry.