You could also try contacting the venue, where one or more of the people named
below should be able to tell you something. I believe this is the right place:

Roundhouse Community Arts & Recreation Centre
181 Roundhouse Mews
(Corner of Davie & Pacific)
Vancouver, BC V6Z 2W3

Telephone: (604) 713-1800
Fax: (604) 713-1813

roundhousecc@..., or look further down for specific staff emails.

Hours of operation
Monday - Friday
9 am-10 pm
Saturday - Sunday
9 am-5 pm

Arts Programmers
Brenda Racanelli 604-713-1807 brenda.racanelli@...
Marie Lopes 604-713-1806 marie.lopes@...

Program Assistant
Dee Parhar 604-713-1864 deepali.parhar@...

Communications Coordinator
Leslie Smith 604-713-1872 leslie.smith@....

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On Tuesday, June 09, 2009 at 6:38 PM, B. Clugston wrote:

Tickets aren't available yet as far as I can tell, but watch this site:
http://www.vancouver2010.com/en/culture-and-education/cultural-festival-and-even\
ts/-/33968/1wly9jd/index.html

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On Tuesday, 9 June, 2009 at 15:03:26, ranpar2000@... wrote:

Yes, this sounds like an especially big deal, even for Anthony Braxton, who
likes to do things in a big way. Am I correct?
And Jan 2010 is over 6 months away, still. I would like my daughter to be there
with me. So, I am asking as well, how does a person get tickets?
David Parker

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--- On Tue, 6/9/09, anthony whiteford at anthonywhiteford@... wrote:

heckvan couver here i come then how do we get tickets?

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--- On Tue, 9/6/09, Jason Guthartz jguthartz@... wrote:

(see bottom of previous message:)
*Sun, Jan-31*
Roundhouse Festival Hall, Vancouver, CANADA
*Anthony Braxton Sonic Genome Project *

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On Tue, Jun 9, 2009 at 3:20 PM, anthony whiteford <anthonywhiteford@ yahoo.co.
uk> wrote:

where and when is this happening?

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--- On Tue, 9/6/09, Jason Guthartz jguthartz@... wrote:

from Bill Shoemaker in the new Point of Departure:

http://www.pointofdeparture.org/PoD23/PoD23PageOne.html

Braxton's enormous contributions as a composer and improviser aside, he
exemplifies an increasingly vital form of 21st Century community building.

***

Anthony Braxton is preparing his most ambitious experiment to date, a
realization of his Social [sic?] Genome. This is not a concert in the
conventional sense; it is an interactive environment, a restructualist
theme-park for "friendly experiencers." For eight continuous hours, fifty-plus
performers will use Ghost Trance Musics compositions as the connecting principle
for the musical structure. Ensembles form and peel apart to form new
combinations; likewise, the friendly experiencers become active participants,
choosing what to listen to as they move about the space.

The Sonic Genome expresses Braxton's ideals about democracy, and the
relationship between individuals and groups. As Taylor Ho Bynum recently
explained, "The entire body of over fifty musicians can be deemed the 'country,'
which can be broken into 15-to-20 person 'state' sized ensembles, then to
three-to-five person 'city' groups. But of course, each individual is welcome to
travel about the larger country, making new artistic alliances and musical
connections. The performers can pull from throughout Braxton's rich oeuvre, from
solo and duet music to operas and compositions for creative orchestra. Musicians
can improvise in reaction to the sounds around them, choose to remain silent and
simply listen, or walk outside to take a break from the action. But the activity
in the space continues unabated."

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--- Jason Guthartz jguthartz wrote:

*Sun, Jan-31*

Roundhouse Festival Hall, Vancouver, CANADA
*Anthony Braxton Sonic Genome Project *
http://www.restructures.net/ABcalendar.htm

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