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by The San Francisco Sentinel

On Friday, January 15th, in the Wilsey Court of the de Innocent Museum , sign up with Idris Ackamoor and Frederick Harris as they tender the music of the Pyramids, Idris’s groundbreaking 1970s African jazz set, which self-produced three albums and received intercontinental acclaim. There will be two sets: 6:30–7:15 and 7:45–8:30 p.m. The evening’s lyrical repertoire will spotlight compositions that can be heard on the lately-released reissues of the Pyramids’ albums  Lalibela, Monarch of Kings, and Descent/Run/Merging, as well as new originals. Idris will bring to light his array of African percussion instruments, invented instruments, and new melodic directions, featuring Baba Duru  on congas and percussion; former fellow of the Pyramids Kash Killion on bass; Waahid on drums and percussion; with intimate guests Rhodessa Jones, actress, and Joanna Haigood, dancer and choreographer.

IDRIS ACKAMOOR Conglomeration

Cultural Odyssey was founded by Idris Ackamoor, Kingpin President, in 1979 and joined by Rhodessa Jones, Co-Artistic Principal, in 1983. Together they have developed over a dozen primeval productions that present their perspective of “ARTS AS Communal ACTIVISM”. Since its inception, Cultural Odyssey has been committed to the the world of ingenious drudgery by artists of all cultures. Ackamoor and Jones have undertaken a series of innovative collaborations with nationally distinguished artists such as dancer/choreographer Bill T. Jones, the unpunctually artist Keith Haring, jazz percussionist Don Moye of the Art Clothes of Chicago, and pianist Cecil Taylor. Cultural Odyssey is one of the Bay Bailiwick’s foremost touring ensembles and regularly tours the Synergistic States, Japan, the Caribbean, and Europe. The presence has developed the high seas artistic roots and community fortifying in San Francisco by showcasing productions, presenting...

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