The Prol'inee

By RENEE DORUYTER
Music Critic
A word often used to describe
saxophonist John Zorn is "enig­
ma tic," probably because he
appears to be personally shy and
retiring. As a musician, however,
he is easily accessible - at least
he was the last two nights as part
of the Sonny Clark Memorial Quar­
tet at the Landmark.

tonight at 8 promises to be a
totally different experience. Two
guitars, two percussionists and two
keyboards, and you should expect
the unexpected.
Free concerts begin tonight at 6
at the B.C. Complex and continue
through Sunday evening. Special
His band, Xu Feng, appearing at treats to look for at the Plaza of
Vancouver East Cultural Centre Nations include Reflexionen, (7

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p.m. tonight, noon tomorrow and 8
p.m. Sunday); Mr. Toad's Wild
Ride (8 p.m. tonight); Vinny Golia
Ensemble (7 p.m. Sunday).
At Waves, check out the Bob
Murphy Quartet (7 p.m. tonight),
Kenny Colman (8 p.m. tomorrow),
and Philippe Lapointe (noon Sun­
day). At the Waterfront Stage, look
for the Shuffle Demons (4 p.m.
tomorrow and Sunday), Eugene
Chadbourne (3 p.m.) and Lunar
Adventures (7 p.m.) Sunday.