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Ghost Train Orchestra Plays Moondog

This performance is presented live in Roulette's theater in Downtown Brooklyn. Roulette’s mission is to support artists creating new and adventurous art in all disciplines by providing them with a venue and resources to realize their creative visions and to build an audience interested in the evolution of experimental art. Enjoy what you see? Please 'like' this video and subscribe to our YouTube channel. Every 'like' and subscribe helps us continue to provide high quality, accessible content. Thank you so much for your support. View our full calendar of events: https://roulette.org/calendar/ Support us here: https://roulette.org/support/ __________ https://roulette.org/event/ghost-trai... “The only thing better than hearing this recording would be seeing the band live.” –Downbeat Moondog, aka Louis Hardin, was one of the 20th century’s most imaginative composers. He lived in NYC from the late 40s up until 1972, during which time he could be found costumed in Viking attire, busking on 6th Avenue and 52nd Street, selling records and performing poetry. Blinded as a teenager, he wrote hundreds of beautiful songs, madrigals and symphoniques in Braille which inspired minimalist composers such as Philip Glass and Steve Reich, who deemed Moondog “the godfather of minimalism.” With their new record Songs and Symphoniques, NYC’s Ghost Train Orchestra reimagined the work of Moondog into a large-scale production, inviting the trailblazing Kronos Quartet and many special guest vocalists to take a variety of approaches to Moondog’s music. Ghost Train Orchestra presents their Album Release Show at Roulette. Brian Carpenter - arranger, conductor, trumpet, vocals, harmonica Andy Laster - arranger, alto saxophone, flute Curtis Hasselbring - arranger, trombone, guitar Matt Bauder - arranger, woodwinds Dennis Lichtman - clarinet Sara Schoenbeck - bassoon Brandon Seabrook - guitar Ron Caswell - tuba Chris Lightcap - bass Rob Garcia - drums David Cossin - marimba, percussion Max Moston - arranger, violin Sara Caswell - violin Karen Waltuch - viola Alex Waterman - cello Joan Wasser - vocals Karen Mantler - vocals, harmonica