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Efterklang

It's rare that I enjoy every artist on the line-up, but Wednesday night's show at Le Poisson Rouge hit all the right notes. Sure, I was a bit bummed out that Balmorhea had canceled (due to "urgent family matters"), but the last minute replacement for the opening slot, Samamidon, was a welcome addition to the roster...More pictures from the show below......[Sam's] performance tonight made me regret not making more of an effort to see him in the past. Sam unceremoniously took to the stage, picked up a ukulele, and began playing...
...Next up was Icelandic composer/conductor Daníel Bjarnason... or more accurately, I should say Daníel Bjarnason and his sixteen-piece orchestra. I'm still not quite sure how they fit so many people and instruments on stage, but it was marvelous.....
...In addition to the obvious - the music, I love Efterklang for their charming stage presence. All of the guys in the band seem so genuinely excited to be playing - as if they can't believe that they're on stage in New York.... [Sonic Smorgasbord]
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Nice review, and beautiful photos!
Posted by Teresa Sampson | March 7, 2010 10:42 PM
photos are awful.
Posted by Anonymous | March 8, 2010 9:56 AM
Looks like really great concert, wish I could have been there, the people in the crowd look very happy
Posted by Dirndl | August 15, 2010 2:23 PM
How long have they been doing stage shows like the photos here show about them. Have there been any latest news from them.
Posted by green seaweed | October 4, 2010 12:53 PM
That show is being done in NY.,Greenland
Posted by blue ringed octopus | October 20, 2010 3:36 PM
Guggenheim billed it as a performance piece and it was just an installation. Resultingly, the crowd simply waited for the "show" to start, limiting anyone's ability to freely explore the space (the ground floor was packed with indian-style seaters, and the balconies were lined with people holding onto their spots like grim death.
Posted by منتديات | January 9, 2011 12:51 PM
it makes no sense for them to deconstruct the entire TD North venue to play a show the next night ~50 miles south at an amphitheater (which probably would require a different stage setup anyway). They'd play Providence or Mohegan Sun before that (and I think those are both highly unlikely).
Posted by فساتين - ازياء | January 19, 2011 4:48 PM