2004
Friday 9 July
Saturday 10 July
Sunday 11 July
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PLUSCONCERT
PWA HALL
JAN STEEN HALL
STATENHALL
PAUL ACKET PAVILJOEN
ROOF TERRACE
VAN GOGH HALL
PAULUS POTTER HALL
REMBRANDT HALL
MONDRIAAN HALL
CAREL WILLINK HALL
MARIS HALL
ESCHER HALL
SPIEGELTENT
CATSHEUVELSTAGE
ENTREE HALL
ONDER DE LUIFEL
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Build an Ark
BEYOND
Build an Ark
SUNDAY 11 JULY 2004 • MONDRIAAN HALL • 00:00 - 01:15
Lineup
Dwight Trible, Gaby Hernandez (vocals); Carlos Nino (band leader, percussion); Joshua Spiegelman (flutes, reeds); Phil Ranelin (trombone); John Rangel (piano); Trevor Ware (bass); Derf Reklaw; Dexter Story, Duplikaat Trevor Ware.
About
Build an Ark is an act to look forward to. This 20-piece collective, consisting of musicians of different race and age, play collectively composed music. The Los Angeles based collective was founded directly after the 9-11 attacks as an ‘immediate peace manifestation’, and came together to preach peace and quiet in the world. The band is led by producer Carlos Nino and singer Dwight Trible. Nino produced Trible’s debut album Horace. And here we have the first link with jazz; the title refers to jazz/pianist and activist Horace Tapscott. And the other jazz link? The songs on their album Peace with Every Step are a combination of timeless soul and jazz music composed by saxophonist Pharoah Sanders – he played live on the second live date of the band – and original pieces of the band members of Build an Ark. An universal message of peace and love.
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