Sound compositions, art performances, and audio found in attics, basements, thrift stores and archives.
In honor of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., this show features two of his speeches: Unfulfilled Dreams (1968) and Remaining Awake Through a Great Revolution (originally written 1959, recorded circa 1968).
Featuring: Songs of the Humpback Whale, Temple City Kazoo Orchestra, Listening to Expressive Sounds, Unknown Flexi Record I found in the bottom of a box of books, Yoko Ono and the Plastic Band, Laurie Anderson, Robert Ashley
A composition of recordings transferred from cassette and 1/4 tape including: Visualization and Relaxation for the Offensive Line; Bigger, Stronger, Faster; The Mystery Theater presents: The Death Disc; How to Train Your Bird; Subliminal Success. Also featuring songs and compositions by: Henry Purcell, Daphne Oram and Daniel Johnston.
Featuring RAINFOREST (First Version, 1968) by David Tudor and ALIEN BOG (1967) by Pauline Oliveros.
Featuring RAINFOREST (First Version, 1968) by David Tudor and ALIEN BOG (1967) by Pauline Oliveros.
Featuring RAINFOREST (First Version, 1968) by David Tudor and ALIEN BOG (1967) by Pauline Oliveros.
Featuring RAINFOREST (First Version, 1968) by David Tudor and ALIEN BOG (1967) by Pauline Oliveros.
This show features episode 2 of my original composition, Proceedings: A Radio Play, starring Sasha Ruptash as Defendant James C. Ralston and Robert Gross as Prosecuting Attorney Howard Bayer. The text from Proceedings: A Radio Play is taken from a typewritten transcription of a pre-trial hearing that took place in Rochester, NY in 1962. I found the transcript at a flea market in Rochester. Included in this episode are two recordings found in the archive at Visual Studies Workshop.
The episode begins with THE DREAMS by Barry Barmange and Delia Darbyshire, recorded for the BBC in 1964, followed by WHY by Yoko Ono and the Plastic Ono Band. Then episode 1 of PROCEEDINGS: A Radio Play - a transcription of a pre-trial hearing from 1962 found at the Rochester Public Market is read by Robert Gross and Ray Ray Mitrano. Yoko Ono Plastic Band again, WHY NOT
