The diverse members of However combine their talents for a performance in the Astoria Visual Arts' Creative Music Series Thursday, March 16. Submitted photo.

The Astoria Visual Arts Center’s Creative Music Series continues with a performance by However at 8:30 p.m. Thursday, March 16.

The group, founded in 2005, attempts to present a spontaneous field of sounds, bringing together players from very diverse backgrounds and experiences, with an aspiration to dwell on sound itself as it unfolds in a fragile balance of line and pulse. Performers are Lori Goldston on cello, Angelina Baldoz on trumpet, Jaison Scott on drums and Torben Ulrich on text/voice.

Goldston was born in New York City and is a frequent collaborator with dancers and filmmakers.

Baldoz performs and creates music in the Seattle area. Her distinctive trumpet playing has been presented in collaboration with many musicians and movement artists.

Scott is the drummer in two current Seattle bands: heavy/experimental band Severhead and death-metal band Sindios.

Ulrich, born in 1928 in Denmark, started performing on clarinet. He later played tenor saxophone in his own group and wrote for 50 years on jazz, contemporary music and culture. From 2002 to 2004, he performed and recorded with Danish avant-garde group Clinch.

The Astoria Visual Arts Center is located at 160 10th St. Admission to Thursday’s event is by $3 donation.