Mila Repa

["Bob L. Sturm" <sturm@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Jethro said:
> Another academic composer you might want to have a
> look at is Eliane Radigue and her "Songs of Milarepa".
> This is a sung work with electronic background based
> on the songs of Milarepa, an 11th-century Tibetan poet
> who taught through singing. 

> I haven't heard the work, so I don't know if the music
> would qualify as 'microsound'.

I don't think this composition qualifies as microsound at all. I bought it 
because I saw Robert Ashley was the narrator, of whom I am the biggest and 
most devoted fan in the entire world (I am like a giddy school girl at 
a Beatles concert when I see Robert Ashley). 

-Bob.

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