Brian LeBarton

Performances

Charlotte Gainsbourg European tour:

For details and purchase info:

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04-11 Vancouver, British Columbia – Vogue Theatre
04-12 Victoria, British Columbia – Alix Goolden Hall
04-14 Seattle, WA – Crocodile Cafe
04-15 Portland, OR – Wonder Ballroom
04-17 San Francisco, CA – Palace of Fine Arts
04-18 Indio, CA – Coachella
04-21 Chicago, IL – Park West
04-23 Montreal, Quebec – Olympia
04-24 Montreal, Quebec – Olympia
04-25 New York, NY – Webster Hall

Presale begins Saturday: http://www.ticketmaster.com/Charlotte-Gainsbourg

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February 20th, 2010 7:30pm

I’ll be doing a 6 minute and 20 second musical presentation as accompaniement to recent images taken in Haiti along with several other amazing artists and humans all gathering for the cause Architecture For Humanity as part of a Global event to donate money for building homes in Haiti. The event is FREE on Saturday, Feb 20th at 7:30pm in Downtown Los Angeles atSCI-Arc. Full press release.

More about what PechaKucha is and the plan for reconstruction:

http://www.pecha-kucha.org/pechakucha-for-haiti

SCI-Arc, Keck Lecture Hall
960 E. 3rd St.
Los Angeles, CA
(parking lot at 350 Merrick St.)

FREE. ($20 suggested donation) 7:30 pm. All welcome. Music provided by Dublab’s Carlos Ninos

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2010 Vancouver Olympics w/Feist

Tues, Feb 16th, 2010 – Whistler Medals Plaza

Wed, Feb 17th, 2010 – The Orpheum

Tickets

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January 2nd, 2010, 8pm

Ballroom Marfa and Marfa Public Radio present “The Wind”, with a live score by Brian LeBarton on January 2 in Marfa, TX.

“The Wind” Film Score Press Release – kindly redistribute at will.

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October 30th and 31st, 2009

A live, improvised score for “The Golem” by Brian LeBarton and co.

“Celebrate Halloween with one of the earliest and surely creepiest horror films in cinema history, accompanied with live music by tricked-out ghouls under the direction of Brian LeBarton, best known as Beck’s prodigious music director. The 1920 touchstone of Expressionism tells the Eastern European Jewish legend of the Golem—an oversize clay statue brought to life by a Prague rabbi to do muscle work and help protect the city’s Jews. It doesn’t take long, though, before the plan goes horribly wrong… With director Paul Wegener as the Golem, cinematography by Karl Freund (Metropolis) and amazing sets by architect Hans Poelzig. LeBarton’s costumed band, meanwhile, features analog keyboards, electronic treatments, cello, and special guest Carla Azar on drums and percussion.”

For more information and tickets visit: http://www.redcat.org/event/golem