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Erik Friedlander - October News!

**October 18, 630p - The Jewish Museum**

**I will be premiering new music inspired by the “Crossing Borders”
show at The Jewish Museum. The program will be heard in at TJM
galleries at 630p on October 18th. The concert is free with admission
to the museum. For more information check out the TJM website

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Read the NYTimes review

of the “Crossing Borders” Show

The Jewish Museum is located at 1109 5th Ave at 92nd St,

New York NY 10128 (MAP

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General information:212.423.3200 

**October 16 - New Release - “No Compass: Solter Resets Friedlander”**

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Producer/engineer Scott Solter

brings you No Compass: Solter Resets Friedlander, an EP of five tracks
from Erik Friedlander’s 2008 “Broken Arm Trio” CD completely
reinvented by Solter. In his hands the acoustic cello, bass and drums
trio tracks have become vertigo-inducing panoramas»»>

Concert Announcement - September 11 at The Iridium

**September 11, 8p & 10p at The Iridium**

**”Resonations”**

**On September 11 I’ll be performing with a fantastic group of
musicians and what should be a beaufitul concert

Occupy Wall Street Anniversary - Michael Greenberg

On this the 6-month anniversary of Occupy Wall Street, it’s a good time to check out Michael Greenberg’s 4 articles in The New York Review of Books.  I was too occupied myself with my wife’s illness when it was all going on. As close as I am, living downtown as we do, it still felt like a distant background noise. Reading these thoughtful reports brings it to life again for me. Try them: Immerse yourself!

” The Occupy Wall Street movement that began in Zuccotti Park in New York’s financial district on September 17 has grown to a degree that seems to have stunned even its organizers and most ardent supporters. From the first days, most news outlets, if they deigned to cover the movement at all, ridiculed the protesters for lacking a specific political agenda or concrete demands. They were “leaderless,” “directionless.” But less in this case has proven to be more: Occupy Wall Street’s vague, open-ended character has been crucial to its success. The catchphrase “We are the 99 percent” has a galvanizing succinctness, speaking directly to a wealth gap that has widened over the past decade to a point not seen since the Great Depression.”

first article: 
http://www.nybooks.com/articles/archives/2011/nov/10/zuccotti-park/