UPCOMING AND PAST EVENTS
UPCOMING AND PAST EVENTS
Listening Party for my latest CD, Dirty Boxing!
Come hang out with Erik Friedlander at my listening party to celebrate "Dirty Boxing" - and it's all for free! Dive into the full album with me, chat about how it all came together, share behind-the-scenes tales, and get into the nitty-gritty of the mix and mastering. It's going to be a great time, and I'd love to have you join me!
Ciné-Concert: Le sang d'un poêt a film by Jean Cocteau (1930)
National gallery of art Presents Matthew Nolan and Erik Friedlander Improvise a soundtrack to Jean Cocteau’s The Blood of a Poet
Sara Serpa at Roulette!
Sara Serpa Celebrates the Release of “Encounters & Collisions”
A reflection on change and loss, Encounters and Collisions portrays episodes from Sara Serpa's life since moving from Portugal to the US.
Marty Ehrlich at Roulette!
A noted improvisor and multi-instrumentalist, Ehrlich will lead his septet in a new large-scale work combining composition, improvisation and poetry. The performers will include Sara Schoenbeck (bassoon) Ron Horton (trumpet); Erik Friedlander (cello); Matt Pavolka (bass); Satoshi Takeishi, percussion; poet Erica Hunt; and the composer on woodwinds.
Marty Ehrlich at Roulette!
A noted improvisor and multi-instrumentalist, Ehrlich will lead his septet in a new large-scale work combining composition, improvisation and poetry. The performers will include Sara Schoenbeck (bassoon) Ron Horton (trumpet); Erik Friedlander (cello); Matt Pavolka (bass); Satoshi Takeishi, percussion; poet Erica Hunt; and the composer on woodwinds.
JazzTrail Review
"…a musical journey that unfolds with fascination… A Queens’ Firefly is an exciting album in many ways, and Friedlander’s fantastic compositions seemed to have encouraged his cohorts to play them with gusto.” - JazzTrail
The Big Takeover Review of A Queens’ Firefly
“No matter in what direction Friedlander takes the music, it always stays accessible, remaining ear catching and commanding no matter what scratches he puts on the surface. That makes A Queens’ Firefly not only a great record, but the one to beat for anyone trying to introduce a newcomer to Friedlander’s magnificent body of work.” - The Big Takeover