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Ken Field

Jazz Album Review: Ken Field’s “Iridescence” — Some Enchanted Strangers

Iridescence is a masterful set, with none of the tentative feeling …he bipped when he should have bopped …that sometimes afflicts free jazz outings.

By: Michael Ullman Filed Under: Featured, Jazz, Music, Review Tagged: Eric Glick Rieman, Iridescence, Karen Stackpole, Ken Field, Ravello Records

Concert Review: Adam Sherman Band at The Burren — Definitely Connecting

Adam Sherman, Cambridge-based musician, voice teacher, and vocal coach never went away.

By: Jason M. Rubin Filed Under: Featured, Music, Popular Music, Review, Rock Tagged: Adam Sherman Band, Ken Field, Lauren Parks

Arts Fuse Podcast #22: Holiday Arts Events & Shows of 2019

The Greater Boston Area is brimming with the holiday spirit, and so are we!

By: Deanna Costa Filed Under: Featured, Podcast Tagged: Deanna Costa, Ken Field, Stile Antico

CD Review: The Revolutionary Snake Ensemble — Volatile Fun

Contagious enjoyment is very much the goal of Ken Field’s Revolutionary Snake Ensemble. Mission accomplished.

By: Michael Ullman Filed Under: Featured, Jazz, Music, Review Tagged: Ken Field, New Orleans, The Revolutionary Snake Ensemble

Margaret Weigel, Fuse Visual Arts Critic — Words of Remembrance

There will be a public celebration of Margaret Weigel’s life on December 9 at Medford’s Chevalier Theater.

By: Bill Marx Filed Under: Featured, Preview Tagged: Ken Field, Margaret Weigel, Rick Scott

Fuse Remembrance: Karen Aqua 1954-2011—A Fitting Life, and Memorial

The late Karen Aqua was the rarest of birds — a working artist who seldom needed to compromise her ideals in order to succeed. Befitting the legacy of this vibrant visual artist, husband Ken Field and a small team of volunteers organized a public memorial/celebration of Karen’s life for family, friends, and colleagues Sunday, July 10th at Somerville, MA’s Center for Arts at the Armory.

By: Margaret Weigel Filed Under: Film Tagged: animation, Karen Aqua, Ken Field

Coming Attractions in Jazz: December 2009

By J. R. Carroll December is always an exasperating month for jazz fans: The first week is crammed with more events than any human without self-cloning abilities can possibly attend; after that, the major clubs close their doors many evenings in order to host private parties (hey, something has to pay the bills). The upside […]

By: J. R. Carroll Filed Under: Coming Attractions, Jazz, Music Tagged: A-NO-NE, Acton Jazz Cafe, Anat Cohen, Armenian Library and Museum of America, Beehive, Berklee Performance Center, Bern Nix, Cambridge Multicultural Arts Center, Cameron Brown, Catherine Bent, Choro, Choro Democratico, Choros Com Chocolate, Dave Bryant, Either/Orchestra, Fernando Huergo, Firehouse 12, Gabrielle Agachiko, HBO, Hiro Honshuku, Jazz Underground, Ken Field, Lily Pad, Mary Halvorson, Natick Center for the Arts, Outpost 186, Pannonica de Koenigswarter, Revolutionary Snake Ensemble, Ryles, Sheila Jordan, Third Life Studio, Trio Baru, Vernissage, Vortex, Yulia Musayelyan

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