Next Performances:

September 3, 2010

Third Coast Percussion gives a clinic and performance at Radford University, Radford, VA.
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September 18, 2010

Third Coast Percussion Chicago Concert Season opener: John Cage "Constructions" and Philippe Manoury "Le Livre des Claviers". Gottlieb Hall, Merit School of Music.
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October 13, 2010

Third Coast Percussion performs their "Architecture of Music" program at the Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art on the campus of the University of Oklahoma as part of an exhibit of architect Bruce Goff. Pre-concert discussion with Sidney K. Robinson.
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October 14, 2010

Third Coast performs the music of John Cage and David Skidmore with the OU Percussion Ensemble.
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Time Out Chicago

"...chops, polish and youthful joy in performing..." ~ Marc Geelhoed
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"...it's always nice to have your high expectations met." ~ Marc Geelheod
Geelhoed's blog entry

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

"The night however, belonged to percussionist David Skidmore. Opening the concert with Steve Mackey's "Micro-Concerto", Skidmore showed off his virtuosic technical skills and musicality." -Burkhardt Reiter
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Pittsburgh Tribune-Review

"Impressive solo percussion performances framed the Pittsburgh New Music Ensemble's concerts on Friday and Saturday at City Theatre, South Side.

"David Skidmore's energy, versatility and hand independence brought "Rebonds" by Iannis Xenakis to life to open a program devoted to "The Traveler". "?Corporel" by Vinko Globukar was the harrowing conclusion to the journey, a piece of performance art in which the perfromer uses body percussion to portray a tortured soul. I winced when Skidmore hit his skull with his knuckes so loudly the sound was clear 75 feet away."
- Mark Kanny