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September 29, 2008
NonPop Show 048
NonPop Show 048
Program Notes:(running time - approx. 40 min.)1. “issyk kul - 22-7-2005″ 6:46by thoschithe freesound project2. “Woodblocks” 11:39by Gavin BryarsThe Sinking Of The Titanic3. “Circa” 7:49by Belinda ReynoldsCoverInnova4. “Region 2″ 12:58by Morton FeldmanCrippled SymmetryBridge (9092A/B)
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Spellbound 9/14/2008 hr 2
Spellbound 9/14/2008 hr 2
Spellbound 9/14/2008 hr 2 - Purple Note Radio Network - Spellbound, music for theremin
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Spellbound 9/14/2008 hr 1
Spellbound 9/14/2008 hr 1
Spellbound 9/14/2008 hr 1 - Purple Note Radio Network - Spellbound, music for theremin
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Spellbound 9/7/2008 hr 2
Spellbound 9/7/2008 hr 2
Spellbound 9/7/2008 hr 2 - Purple Note Radio Network - Spellbound, music for theremin
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Spellbound 9/7/2008 hr 1
Spellbound 9/7/2008 hr 1
Spellbound 9/7/2008 hr 1 - Purple Note Radio Network - Spellbound, music for theremin
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Spellbound 8/31/2008 hr 2
Spellbound 8/31/2008 hr 2
Spellbound 8/31/2008 hr 2 - Purple Note Radio Network - Spellbound, music for theremin
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September 25, 2008
October 2008 CMC Feature of the Month [mp4]
October 2008 CMC Feature of the Month [mp4]
A video feature previewing the Contemporary Music Centre's showcase concert of Irish composers' works, which takes place at the Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall on 17 October 2008.
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September 23, 2008
NonPop Show 047
NonPop Show 047
Program Notes:(running time - approx. 47 min.)1. “Diary #2″ 46:03by John CageDiary: How To Improve The World (You Will Only Make Matters Worse)Wergo (WER 6912 2)
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September 20, 2008
Brian Skutle's Csound Podcast
Brian Skutle's Csound Podcast
This podcast is dedicated to my delvings into Csound I made in college, as well as recent explorations in reacquainting myself with the program. All of the pieces currently available for listen here were projects done for class, so some may not be as complex as others, but in returning to the program for a project I'm currently working on, I hope to go further into my study and work with the program. These pieces were created in 1999 and 2000 as I was studying Csound with Dr. Robert Scott Thompson at Georgia State University.
http://www.csounds.com/node/246">read more
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September 17, 2008
The Sonic Arts Network Podcast: Part 2
The Sonic Arts Network Podcast: Part 2
Welcome to the second Sonic Arts Network Podcast. Every month we will be featuring a selection of tracks by new and established artists working in the fields of Sound Art, Noise, Electronic Music, Music Concrete, Modern Composition, Field recordings, Drone music and anything else that tenuously straddles the term Experimental Music.We will also bring you examples of previous and future Sonic Arts Network affiliated works featuring extracts from our annual Cut and Splice and Expo festivals as well as examples of our education initiatives.TracklistMartin Baumgartner excerpt from Shoots Huft (For4Ears)http://www.for4ears.comJoan La Barbara excerpt from Twelvesong on Voice Is The Original Instrument (Lovely Music Ltd.)http://www.lovely.comGraham Lambkin excerpt from Salmon Run (kye) http://www.myspace.com/graham_lambkin Hild Sofie Tafjord excerpt from KAMA (Picadisk)http://www.myspace.com/hildsofieVicki Bennett Smiling Through My Teeth (Sonic Arts Network)Paul Lowry I Got Rhythm / Christian Bok Ubu Hubbub http://www.sonicartsnetwork.org http://www.peoplelikeus.org
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Sonic Arts Network Podcast: Episode 3
Sonic Arts Network Podcast: Episode 3
Third installment of the Sonic Arts Network Podcast, hosted by Jonathan Webb.Dead Letters Spell Out Dead Words Wires of oh dots from 11 Instances of Dead Letters+Words (Ideal)http://www.idealrecording.com Kevin Drumm and Daniel Menche excerpt from GAUNTLET (Editions Mego)http://www.editionsmego.com Peter Brandlmayr - Experiment E1916/774 from Apparartur Zu den Grundlagen der Physik 1 (Durian)http://www.durian.at/ Ting Ting Jahe 313- 16-2 from 18 (16) (Winds Measure Recordings)http://www.windsmeasurerecordings.net Grouper Black Out from Way Their Crept (Free Porcupine Society)http://www.myspace.com/grouperrepuorg Daphne Oram (The Daphne Oram Collection)http://www.sonicartsnetwork.org/
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Sonic Arts Network Podcast: Episode 4
Sonic Arts Network Podcast: Episode 4
Francisco Lopez Untitled #193 from Escaping From Colour - Rampon Re-mixed and Re-composed (Qausi Pop)http://www.quasipop.org TV Pow Ladder Friends Remix from Escaping From Colour - Rampon Re-mixed and Re-composed (Quasi Pop)http://www.quasipop.org Giacinto Scelsi Ohoi from Natura Renovatur (ECM New Series)http://www.asphodel.com Reynols Lo Mofifero Suridos from The Bolomo Mogal F Hits (Audiobot)http://www.freaksendfuture.com Jason Khan / Gunter Muller Third Blink from Blinks (For4Ears)http://www.for4ears.com Oceans of Silver & Blood - Oceans of Silver & Blood 2nd track (Ideal)http://www.idealrecordings.com
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Coming soon: The Juventas podcast and blog
Coming soon: The Juventas podcast and blog
Starting in the next few months, Juventas will be releasing podcasts featuring New Music by young composers and blogging about issues in the new music community. Stay tuned!
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Podcast release imminent
Podcast release imminent
We are literally days away from our first ever podcast release. This month, the big topic at Juventas is Opera! On March 18th, 19th and 22nd at 8pm at the Boston Conservatory, we’re premiering three new, one act operas by Christine McClintock, Peter McMurray, and Marcus Maroney. Read more about the [...]
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The Juventas Podcast is here!
The Juventas Podcast is here!
Our first episode features music and interviews with composers from the upcoming Chamber Opera Project. Marcus Maroney, Christine McClintock, and Peter McMurray were each commissioned by Juventas to write one-act operas. In this episode well hear other compositions by these composers as well as works by Chris Brubaker and Sungji Hong. Performers on this [...]
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2008-09 BSO Schedule Arrives
2008-09 BSO Schedule Arrives
The 2008-09 Boston Symphony Orchestra schedule arrived in my mail box today, and I’m excited. First, let me just praise James Levine for his continued bravery in programming modern music. I have been attending the BSO more regularly this season, and it has been a treat to hear the masterpieces of the 20th century and [...]
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Episode 2
Episode 2
This episode features music by Stephen Yip, Anthony Joseph Lanman, Paul Dooley, and Julia Scott Carey, and an interview with Dooley and newly appointed Juventas music director Michael Sakir. Performers include the USC Thornton Symphony, Alexa Schmitz, Brandon Brooks, Heather Ash, and other members of the Juventas ensemble.
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Composers: Get your music heard!
Composers: Get your music heard!
The Juventas podcast is now accepting submissions. Come share your work with your peers, and the world, on the only monthly podcast exclusively featuring music by composers 35 and under. If you want to have your recordings considered for inclusion, download this application formand email us your mp3s.
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A man of wealth and taste
A man of wealth and taste
It behooves me to introduce myself to the audience of this fine podcast before I start my incoherent ramblings. My name is Andy Hanson-Dvoracek, guitarist, amateur musicologist, and now mercenary new-music bloginista. Those of you who attended the Winter (whatever it was) concert series last December might recognize me as the guitar player desperately struggling [...]
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Just numbers
Just numbers
(Preamble: I am not on the board of Juventas, nor do I hold an administrative duty or position more official than blogger. Who plays guitar sometimes too.)For three seasons, Juventas has existed playing almost entirely the music of young composers. This is highly unusual for a new music ensemble and it is part of everything [...]
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Episode 3: Peter McMurrays new opera
Episode 3: Peter McMurrays new opera
This episode features Peter McMurray’s A Rooster for Asclepius which was premiered in March as part of the Juventas Chamber Opera Project. The opera recounts the last days of the Greek philosopher Socrates. For a synopsis and composer notes, please see the program. Stay tuned for the other two operas in the [...]
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Episode 4: Fierce
Episode 4: Fierce
This podcast features a variety of music including a preview of the upcomingFierce concert series, September 12-14th in Boston. Composers featured in this episode are Isaac Schankler, Quentin Kim, Dante De Silva, Joni Greene, and Yoomi Paick. Enjoy!
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Centrediscs Highlights
Centrediscs Highlights
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Influences of Many Musics
Influences of Many Musics
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Sound Progression
Sound Progression
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Centrediscs goes to the JUNOs
Centrediscs goes to the JUNOs
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The Composer's Chair, Episode 1
The Composer's Chair, Episode 1
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Talivaldis Kenins: In memoriam
Talivaldis Kenins: In memoriam
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The Composers Chair: Michael Horwood
The Composers Chair: Michael Horwood
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Electroacoustics
Electroacoustics
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Christina Petrowska Quilico
Christina Petrowska Quilico
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Phil Nimmons
Phil Nimmons
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Sound Symposium
Sound Symposium
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The Composer's Chair, Episode 3: Malcolm Forsyth
The Composer's Chair, Episode 3: Malcolm Forsyth
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TransCanada Keyboard
TransCanada Keyboard
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Claude Vivier
Claude Vivier
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So You Want To Write A Fugue?
So You Want To Write A Fugue?
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Six Hour Later
This is a piece I composed for Dr. Boulanger's Csound class at Berklee College of Music. It was completed within 6 hours and only uses Csound Catalog instruments. I rendered the instruments as they were and edited the audio.
If you enjoy this piece and want to hear more Csound in action, visit http://www.myspace.com/blowyourbrainout" title="www.myspace.com/blowyourbrainout">www.myspace.com/blowyourbrainout or http://www.blowyourbrainout.com" title="www.blowyourbrainout.com">www.blowyourbrainout.com
Enjoy!
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plato
this started as an aeolean harp. then gained slight guidance in the choice of chords.
was created with gcc, csound, plogue bidule, rock amp legends and audacity.
it is the first stage in my sound work. the work will become more pattern driven as time goes by :)
Licenced under Creative Commons Attribution Non-commercial.
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Espace-metal
csound composition made with Blue.
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in the stone under the dust his name is still engraved (for constantin volney)
in the stone under the dust his name is still engraved (for constantin volney)
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we need a resolution (for aaliyah)
we need a resolution (for aaliyah)
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dreams of locutus
dreams of locutus
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first there is a mountain
first there is a mountain
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2 ness
This was done in 6 hours - an assignement from Dr B's C sound class in July 2008.
http://www.csounds.com/node/213">read more
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ComputerMusic5
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Assembling the Commadore 64
This piece was written for the 6 Hour Contest in Dr. B's Csound class at Berklee. The piece was put together in six hours using sounds derived from the Csound Catalog. I used Peak to chop up samples, which I put in Reason's samplers. I sequenced it in Logic. I spent the first five and a half hours going back and forth between editing, rendering, and chopping instruments and composing. The last half hour was mixing.
http://www.csounds.com/node/222">read more
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September 16, 2008
So You Want To Write A Fugue?
So You Want To Write A Fugue?
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September 15, 2008
September 2008 CMC Feature of the Month -- Episode 2 [mp3]
September 2008 CMC Feature of the Month -- Episode 2 [mp3]
Composer Scott McLaughlin talks to Michael Quinn about a range of new music subjects, from compositional ideas and methods to working with performers and his musical background.
Music excerpts used with kind permission:
Episode 2 [19:09]
Music excerpts used with kind permission:
4:00: Inner Shadow [Concorde] copyright Scott McLaughlin
8:05 Whitewater [Iain Harrison (sax), Scott Mc Laughlin (electronics)] copyright Scott McLaughlin
13:36: Moraine II [Chris Addington (db), Simon Anderson (db)] copyright Scott McLaughlin
16:11: Torsion [Stephen Altoft (tpt)] copyright Scott McLaughlin
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NonPop Show 046
NonPop Show 046
Program Notes:(running time - approx. 29 min.)1. “Baptism” 11:40by Kyle Gannunreleased, 1983Kyle Gann, synth; John Boulder, percussion; unknown other performers2. “Of One Forbids” 7:41by Chas SmithNikkowolverineCold Blue (CB0003)3. “Little Eye” 7:23by David LangChildCantaloupe (CA21013)4. “The Sea Organ of Zadar, Croatia” 0:54by Nikola Basic, architectEuropean Prize for Urban Public Space, 2006
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September 11, 2008
Episode 4: Fierce
Episode 4: Fierce
This podcast features a variety of music including a preview of the upcomingFierce concert series, September 12-14th in Boston. Composers featured in this episode are Isaac Schankler, Quentin Kim, Dante De Silva, Joni Greene, and Yoomi Paick. Enjoy!
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bs piece (double canon for bill solomon)
bs piece (double canon for bill solomon)
for six marimbas or one marimba with prerecorded tape
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< 10'
< 10'
for open instrumentation
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September 09, 2008
FANTASTIC MERLINS
FANTASTIC MERLINS
Nathan Hanson and Brian Roessler of the forward-looking, St. Paul-based jazz combo Fanastic Merlins chat with Philip Blackburn. Their CD Look Around (innova 670) is a big hit.
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September 08, 2008
NonPop Show 045
NonPop Show 045
Program Notes:(running time - approx: 37 min.)1. “For Cornelius” 19:59by Alvin CurranNew Music for Piano - thethingsinbetweenArtifact Music (ART 019)2. “Antecedent VI - Triadic Closure” 7:11by Hans TammenThird Eye OrchestraInnova (225)3. “When April May” 8:42by Rick CoxAdams Cox Fink FoxCold Blue Music (CB0009)
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September 03, 2008
Emergence
What happens when there is no leader? Starlings, bees, and ants manage just fine. In fact, they form staggeringly complicated societies, all without a Toscanini to conduct them into harmony. How? Thats our question this">http://www.wnyc.org/shows/radiolab/episodes/2005/02/18">this hour. We gaze down at the bottom-up logic of cities, Google, even our very own brains. Featured: author Steven Johnson, fire-flyologists John and Elizabeth Buck, biologist E.O. Wilson, Ant expert Debra Gordon, mathematician Steve Strogatz, economist James Surowiecki, and neurologists Oliver Sacks and Christof Koch.
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Tell Me A Story
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This spring, Robert Krulwich gave the commencement speech at California">http://pr.caltech.edu/commencement/">California Institute of Technology. He called it “Tell Me a Story.” And commencement speech it may be, it gets at the heart of what we do here at Radiolab. It’s a treat to hear his passion. We enjoyed it. And we thought you might too.
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The (Multi) Universe(s)
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Have you wondered if there is another you out there? Somewhere? Sitting in the same chair, reading the same blog post, wearing the same clothes and thinking the same thoughts? Well, Brian Greene says there must be one. Or two. Or lots and lots and lots and lots and… Why? You ask, well listen to Greene’s argument in this week’s podcast.
We are still furiously working on Season 5, so while you wait we bring you today’s podcast of a conversation between Robert Krulwich and Brian">http://www.columbia.edu/cu/physics/fac-bios/Greene/faculty.html">Brian Greene, physics and mathematics professor and director of the Institute of Strings, Cosmology, and Astroparticle Physics at Columbia University. The interview is part of a series called “Giants">http://www.92y.org/shop/event_detail.asp?productid=T%2DLC5PF02">Giants of Science” hosted by venerable New York institution, the 92nd St Y.
Robert and Brian discuss what’s beyond the horizon of our universe, what you might wear in infinite universes with finite pairs of designer shoes, and why the Universe and swiss cheese have more in common than you think.
Take a listen here:
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PLEASE NOTE: Our apologies, there’s some noise at the end of the recording, please don’t be alarmed! It’s us, not you.
You can see a video of Brian talking about string theory here.
">http://www.ted.com/index.php/talks/brian_greene_on_string_theory.html">here.From Podcast: WNYC's Radio Lab.
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Quantum Cello
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Zoe Keating is the cellist from our live show, War">http://www.wnyc.org/shows/radiolab/episodes/2008/03/07">War of the Worlds. She used to play with the band Rasputina and now solos and records music for films, such as horror flick, “The Devil’s Chair” (coming out September 30th) and a PBS documentary on Lincoln’s assassination. Her music process reminded us a bit of ours (looping and layering sound) so she and Jad sat down together in San Francisco to talk shop and listen to some unreleased stuff off her new album (as of yet untitled). In this podcast, you’ll hear Jad and Zoe discuss the physics (if not metaphysics) of looping sound and how to use a 17th century instrument to make avant-garde electronic music:
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You can see her on tour">http://www.zoekeating.com/perform.html">tour with Amanda Palmer of the Dresden Dolls in September and October. You can also check out her album,
One">http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B000CAKQ0M/wnycorg-20">One Cello X 16: Natoma. Read more about her here.
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Without R&R
Without R&R
Hammer Dulcimer piece tuned to a tuning informed by the Chopi village of Mozambique
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September 02, 2008
Claude Vivier
Claude Vivier
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September 01, 2008
Spellbound 8/24/2008 hr 2
Spellbound 8/24/2008 hr 2
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Spellbound 8/24/2008 hr 1
Spellbound 8/24/2008 hr 1
Spellbound 8/24/2008 hr 1 - Purple Note Radio Network - Spellbound, music for theremin
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Spellbound 8/17/2008 hr 2
Spellbound 8/17/2008 hr 2
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Spellbound 8/17/2008 hr 1
Spellbound 8/17/2008 hr 1
Spellbound 8/17/2008 hr 1 - Purple Note Radio Network - Spellbound, music for theremin
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Spellbound 8/10/2008 hr 2
Spellbound 8/10/2008 hr 2
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Spellbound 8/10/2008 hr 1
Spellbound 8/10/2008 hr 1
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Spellbound 8/3/2008 hr 2
Spellbound 8/3/2008 hr 2
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Spellbound 8/3/2008 hr 1
Spellbound 8/3/2008 hr 1
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September 2008 CMC Feature of the Month -- Episode 1 [mp3]
September 2008 CMC Feature of the Month -- Episode 1 [mp3]
Composer Scott McLaughlin talks to Michael Quinn about a range of new music subjects, from compositional ideas and methods to working with performers and his musical background.
Music excerpts used with kind permission:
Episode 1 [18:52]
Music excerpts used with kind permission:
0:15: Five Bells for Elliott Carter [Sonar String Quartet] copyright Scott McLaughlin
4:00: Dunes [SPELK] copyright Scott McLaughlin
9:10: Penumbra [COMA Yorkshire Ensemble] copyright Scott McLaughlin
15:15: Primes [Amy Whitman (vn)] copyright Scott McLaughlin
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J.C. Combs - UFO Prepares to Liftoff
J.C. Combs - UFO Prepares to Liftoff
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