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September 30, 2006
John Cage, "ASLSP" from ARTSaha! 2006
John Cage, "ASLSP" from ARTSaha! 2006
The final leg of a nine-hour marathon performance of John Cage's piano/organ solo by ANALOG arts ensemble's Joseph Drew.
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September 26, 2006
Mark Applebaum
Mark Applebaum
What to say about Mark Applebaum? He's the longest-haired professor at Stanford (but he ain't Professor Longhair). He plays jazz piano duos with his dad instead of shooting hoops. He has found another use for a mousetrap (rather than a different mousetrap for the same use). And his scores are as wacky as Ferneyhough's are complex.
Oh, and he's productive: he has 9 CDs on innova at the last count.
From Podcast: ALIVE AND COMPOSING.
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September 25, 2006
Spellbound radio 9/3/06 hr 1
Spellbound radio 9/3/06 hr 1
Spellbound radio 9/3/06 hr 1 - Purple Note Radio Network - Spellbound, music for theremin
From Podcast: Spellbound, a brief program of music for theremin.
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Spellbound radio 9/3/06 hr 2
Spellbound radio 9/3/06 hr 2
Spellbound radio 9/3/06 hr 2 - Purple Note Radio Network - Spellbound, music for theremin
From Podcast: Spellbound, a brief program of music for theremin.
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Igor Stravinsky (1882-1971): Piano-Rag Music (1919)
Igor Stravinsky (1882-1971): Piano-Rag Music (1919)
realized Sept 2006 by Steve Layton
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Axoxnxs 7:00 2005 mp3
Axoxnxs 7:00 2005 mp3
This music by thereminist composer Anthony Jay Ptak. http://axoxnxs.com/
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September 23, 2006
Jeff Harrington - New Realization - Piano Sonata #3
Jeff Harrington - New Realization - Piano Sonata #3
New large scale piano piece. http://jeffharrington.org
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September 21, 2006
Adam Baratz - From "Hovenweep"
Adam Baratz - From "Hovenweep"
First of four songs from the Kenneth Patchen cycle "Four Affections." http://formcontent.blogspot.com
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Adam Baratz - "The Snow is Deep on the Ground"
Adam Baratz - "The Snow is Deep on the Ground"
Second of four songs from the Kenneth Patchen cycle "Four Affections." http://formcontent.blogspot.com
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Adam Baratz - "I'd Want Her Eyes to Fill With Wonder"
Adam Baratz - "I'd Want Her Eyes to Fill With Wonder"
Third of four songs from the Kenneth Patchen cycle "Four Affections." http://formcontent.blogspot.com
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Adam Baratz - Geography of Music
Adam Baratz - Geography of Music
Fourth and final song from the Kenneth Patchen cycle "Four Affections." http://formcontent.blogspot.com
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September 20, 2006
Jeff Harrington - Piano Sonata #3
Jeff Harrington - Piano Sonata #3
New large scale piano piece. http://jeffharrington.org
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Spellbound radio 8/27/06 hr 1
Spellbound radio 8/27/06 hr 1
Spellbound radio 8/27/06 hr 1 - Purple Note Radio Network - Spellbound, music for theremin
From Podcast: Spellbound, a brief program of music for theremin.
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Spellbound radio 8/27/06 hr 2
Spellbound radio 8/27/06 hr 2
Spellbound radio 8/27/06 hr 2 - Purple Note Radio Network - Spellbound, a brief program of
From Podcast: Spellbound, a brief program of music for theremin.
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September 18, 2006
David Crumb
David Crumb
Not R. Not George. But David. These gorgeous sonorities come all the way from the Pacific Northwest and harmonize the world.
http://innova.mu/artist1.asp?skuID=203
From Podcast: ALIVE AND COMPOSING.
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NonPop Show 012
NonPop Show 012
Program Notes:(running time - approx. 38 minutes)1. “Invisible ‘Seeds’ for James Tenney” - 15:35by Michael ByronMusic of Nights Without Moon or PearlCold Blue (CB0002)2. “A Tribute to James Tenney” - 15:33by Alvin LucierWind Shadows - The Barton WorkshopNew World (80628-2)3. “Spectral CANON for CONLON Nancarrow” - 3:28by James TenneyCold Blue AnthologyCold Blue (CB0008)">http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/Nonpop/~4/23574307"/>
From Podcast: NonPop.
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September 17, 2006
Spellbound radio 8/20/06 hr 1
Spellbound radio 8/20/06 hr 1
Spellbound radio 8/20/06 hr 1 - Purple Note Radio Network - Spellbound, music for theremin
From Podcast: Spellbound, a brief program of music for theremin.
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Spellbound radio 8/20/06 hr 2
Spellbound radio 8/20/06 hr 2
Spellbound radio 8/20/06 hr 2 - Purple Note Radio Network - Spellbound, music for theremin
From Podcast: Spellbound, a brief program of music for theremin.
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September 16, 2006
Cornelius Cardew's 'Schooltime Special' performed by the Seattle Improv Meeting
Cornelius Cardew's 'Schooltime Special' performed by the Seattle Improv Meeting
Cornelius Cardew's textural score 'Schooltime Special'. Performed by the Seattle Improv Meeting who for this meeting were: Adrian Woods, Eric Peacock, Robert j Kirkpatrick. <http://www.spiralcage.com/improvMeeting/>
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September 15, 2006
Jeff Harrington - Gouttes
Jeff Harrington - Gouttes
Like drops of liquids bouncing off of a shiny surface. Sixty seconds of glistening electronic beats. http://jeffharrington.org
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Jeff Harrington - Syrinx
Jeff Harrington - Syrinx
Syrinx is named after a bird's voice box and uses formant shifting synthesis to create a crunchy bird-like percussive track to accompany the ambient tunes. http://jeffharrington.org
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September 13, 2006
Ned Rothenberg
Ned Rothenberg
Thursday, October 10th - Ned Rothenberg / Evan Parker Duo. See Roulette October 2006 Events page for details.
From Podcast: Roulette's Home of Experimental Music.
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September 09, 2006
Carei Thomas
Carei Thomas
Carei Thomas is no ordinary jazz guy; creative musician, galactic thinker, and mentor-poet-word man. If the AACM hadn't existed he would have had to invent it. Hear Pinnacles at: http://innova.mu/artist1.asp?skuID=223
From Podcast: ALIVE AND COMPOSING.
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September 07, 2006
Lily Maase Interview / Roulette
Lily Maase Interview / Roulette
Wednesday, September 27th - Lily Maase with Paul Baker and Caitlin B. Kirby. See Roulette September 2006 events page for details.
From Podcast: Roulette's Home of Experimental Music.
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Shelley Hirsch Interview / Roulette
Shelley Hirsch Interview / Roulette
Friday, September 29th - Shelley Hirsch and Simon Hostettler. See Roulette September 2006 Events page for Details.
From Podcast: Roulette's Home of Experimental Music.
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Peeesseye Interview / Roulette
Peeesseye Interview / Roulette
Friday, September 22nd - Peeesseye. See Roulette September 2006 Events page for Details.
From Podcast: Roulette's Home of Experimental Music.
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Aaron Cassidy - the green is either
Aaron Cassidy - the green is either
three trios for seven players. trio one: solo ob, solo vln, percussion / trio two: solo ob; va, vc / trio three: solo vln; fl, cl (without conductor) http://www.aaroncassidy.com/
Performed by Ensemble SurPlus, conducted by James Avery, and recorded by the ORF.
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September 01, 2006
September 2006 CMC Composer of the Month [mp3]
September 2006 CMC Composer of the Month [mp3]
'I've always thought of music composition as some sort of giant playground', says Brian Irvine. He talks to Jonathan Grimes about his Associate Composer position with the Ulster Orchestra, his own ensemble, and his upcoming work with Opera Theatre Company and Welsh National Opera.Copyright 2006 Contemporary Music Centre, Ireland.Musical excerpts heard:The Rather Unfortunate Demise of Mr WhippyTango on my old HitachiBrian Irvine EnsembleHome Sweet HomeBersudsky's MachinesBrian Irvine EnsembleMontana StrangeWings of Madness
From Podcast: Contemporary Music Centre, Ireland: Monthly Podcast.
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August 2006 CMC Composer of the Month [mp3]
August 2006 CMC Composer of the Month [mp3]
'I'm not a sound fetishist', says electro-acoustic composer Fergal Dowling, who's currently completing a work for the EAR Ensemble for performance later this year. He talks to Jonathan Grimes about his upcoming projects, his approach to composing, and his involvement with the EAR Ensemble.Copyright 2006 Contemporary Music Centre, Ireland.Excerpts used:Fun with numbers (GuitArt orchestra)Musicians of Breman (EAR Ensemble)In the mean timePresent (Chimera Ensemble)Pass
From Podcast: Contemporary Music Centre, Ireland: Monthly Podcast.
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What the Thunder Said (2006) fl., pf., vib., electronics, by Steve Layton
What the Thunder Said (2006) fl., pf., vib., electronics, by Steve Layton
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