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Host: Max Shea
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email: maxtshea@gmail.com
Program for May 23, 2010
(Extended edition)
SET ONE
Judith Shatin: Fledermaus
I. Waltzing On the Edge
II. I'm No Maid
III. Czárdás
IV. Tick-Tock Around the Clock
Tower of the Eight Winds
Innova Recordings/2010
The Borup-Ernst Duo -- piano: Mary Kathleen Ernst; violin: Hasse Borup
Mario Davidovsky: Duo Capriccioso
The Music of Mario Davidovsky Volume 3
Bridge Records/2005
violin: Curtis Macomber; piano: Aleck Karis; recorded at KAS Music Sound, Astoria
SET TWO
Mel Powell: Sextet--Second Movement
Settings
New World Records/2003
The California Ear Unit; conductor: Stephen L. Mosko; recorded December, 2001, O'Henry Sound Studios, Burbank
Ann Milikan: Landing Inside the Inside of an Animal
Ballad Nocturne
Innova Recordings/2010
Bulgarian National Radio Symphony Orchestra; recorded at Studio 1 of the Bulgarian National Radio, Sofia, summer, 2009
SET THREE
Lauri des Marais: Philosphy of Perception
CD-R compiled 2010
piano: L. de Marais; voice samples: Alan Watts
Lauri des Marais:
a. Beetle Forest
b. Beetle Forest (reprise)
Stimuli -- Stories in Sound (des Marais/Lindgren)
SFZ Recordings/1999
sound design, synthesizer, voice: L. des Marais; guitar, voice: Susan DeLeo; recorded at Sounds Interesting, Middleborough, MA
David Tudor: Sliding Pitches in the Rainforest in the Field -- Rainforest IV (excerpt)
Rainforest
Mode Records/1998
originated 1973, Chocorua, NH; recordings provided by John Driscoll and ICA
Thor Magnússon and Rúnar Magnússon:
Giooia -- a variation of SameSameButDifferent v.02 -- Iceland
Why Record? -- Life in the Age of Digital Performance #
Leonardo Music Journal CD Series Volume 18
Electronic Music Foundation/2008
field recordings: Magnússon and Magnússon
Natasha Barrett:
a. Displaced:Replaced -- Fog, light wind
b. Displaced:Replaced -- Wet and gusty
c. Displaced:Replaced -- Gathering wind
Isotasie
empreintes DIGITALes/2001
realized at Ms. Barrett's studio and NoTAM, Oslo, 2001
SET FOUR
Milica Paranosic:
a. Lastavice/Departure
b. Kisa Pada
c. Venus Song
Give To Grow
Electroshock Records/2010
recitation,text (c.): Roger Bonair-Agard
Valery Siver and Kirill Trepakov:
a. Russian Troyka, Part 1 (on the motives of N. Gogol's poem "The Dead Souls")
b. Childhood in the USSR (on the motives of S. Mikhalkov)
Music from the Russian Pages
Electroshock Records/2010
François Bayle: Sequenza (from Seven Preludes)
Camera Obscura/Espaces Inhabitables
Magison/2000
recorded in 1976, revised 2000
SINGLE PLAY
Ronald Perera: Three Poems of Günter Grass
I. Gleisdreieck
II. Klappstühle (Folding Chairs)
III. Schlaflos (Sleepless)
Crossing the Meridian
CRI/1998
soprano: Elsa Charlston; Boston Musica Viva, conductor: Richard Pittman; electronic tape recorded 1974 at Smith College Electronic Music Studio; texts: G. Grass
SET FIVE
Lukas Foss: Curriculum Vitae
Curriculum Vitae
New World Records/2010
accordion: Guy Klucevsek
Guy Klucevsek: Loosening Up the Queen
Flying Vegetables of the Apocalypse
XI Records/1991
accordion: G. Kucevsek; recorded at New Breed Studios, NYC
Pauline Oliveros: Reason in Madness Mixed
Crone Music
Lovely Music, Ltd./1990
accordion, processing: P. Oliveros; recorded at Studio PASS/Harvestworks, NYC
SET SIX
Morton Subotnick: Until Spring ("Side One")
Volume 2 -- Electronic Works: Sidewinder -- Until Spring
Mode Records/2004
Buchla Electronic Music Box: M. Subotnick; recorded 1975, Mills College
Mark Trayle: 27
Goldstripe
Creative Sources Recordings/2008
laptop, electronics: M.Trayle
SINGLE PLAY
Tom Hamilton: Formal & Informal Music
Pieces for Kohn/Formal & Informal Music
Kvist Records/2010
E-mu microprocessor keyboard, Serge synthesizer, custom electronics: T. Hamilton; bass drums, bowed cow bells, tabla, gamelan gongs, talking drum, marimba bars, timpani, cymbals: Rich O'Donnell; flute, clarinet: JD Parran; recorded at Technisonic Studios, St. Louis, 1978-1980
--FIN--
Saturday, May 22, 2010
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