Re: [microsound] internet radio stations

[Benjamin Green <b@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

dear all...

sorry for crossposting, but...
details of forthcoming programmes below...

please tune in:
London, UK: 104.4 fm > 16:00-17:00h
ROW: http://www.resonancefm.com > http://www.worldtimeserver.com

also, if you do manage to catch the programme please email me offlist - 
the Radio Authority needs from resonance fm an objective notion of how 
many people are listening - so ANY response is welcome.

thanks

atb
BG

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06.01.03
Jonathan Coleclough
"one hour as sixty million years"

Dronecore artist Jonathan Coleclough presents an hour-long segment of a 
piece based on data about global sea level changes over the past 248 
million years. The piece was made by Coleclough as one element of a 
collaborative project with Michael Northam, and includes sounds based on 
recordings of Michael's, as well as sounds supplied by Colin Potter.

Jonathan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

http://www.minya98.freeserve.co.uk

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13.01.03
Brendan Walls
"one hour as the crow flies"

Sydney to Melbourne by bird. [~ Bird.jpg]

cassiafistula@xxxxxxxxxxx

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20.01.03
Campbell Kneale
"one hour as ritchie blackmore"
 
Birchville rocks out. Big hair, big cars, and heaps'o'chicks!

siberia@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

www.cpsip.co.nz

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27.01.03
Bruce Russell
"one hour as time"

rec: Bruce Russell, Peter Stapleton, Peter Wright; 2002
mix: Richard Francis, Bruce Russell; 03.12.02, Auckland, NZ

This piece features the haunting acapella vocal of Second Lieut. Laurie 
Penny, also known as 'The Bad Penny', rec 1947 in Japan, where Penny was 
serving with the Occupation Forces. He sings a trad. Japanese folk song 
'Love Song to a Red Apple', which is appropriated a second time by Bruce 
Russell to serve as a component in a live improv/electro-acoustic 
muddle, using live and studio recordings from 2002 to produce a 
time-travel machine
of indefinable dimensions.

hcorp@xxxxxxxxxxxx

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03.02.03
Michael Prime
"one hour as a plant"

based on bioelectrical signals from a specimen of Lophophora williamsii 
(peyote cactus)

mikep@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

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10.02.03
Michael Gendreau
"one hour as a dosimeter in kulim and tainan"

(including the compositions M928 and T921, made from recordings inside 
factories in taiwan and malaysia)

michael.gendreau@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

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17.02.03
<o>blaat [Keiko Uenishi]
"one hour as shifting blanks"

oblaat@xxxxxxxxxxxxx

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24.02.03
Steve Roden

"one hour as the bumps of surfaces"

2 one hour drives were recorded in real time through a lap steel guitar 
(through the pick-up) and a banjo (through a contact mic) laying on the 
back seat of my car. the drives were then layered on to 8 tracks, with 
some laid down backwards. total sound is 42 vibrating strings following 
the movement of my car over the freeways, driving from los angeles to 
santa barbara and back. some of the tweaky radio frequency sounds were 
simply coming from the lap steel pick-up. likewise some of the talking 
near the end of the piece is the car radio being picked up from the 
contact mic. the two original tracks were laid down without any 
processing, the other layers were processed. the piece is very soft for 
the first several minutes. [Steve Roden]

sroden@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

http://www.inbetweennoise.com

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03.03.03
jgrzinich
"one hour as a nomadic journey"

In my continuous nomadic wanderings throughout Europe I inevitably 
collect recordings and shorter pieces produced along the way. This hour 
is an assembly of material generated primarily since the spring of 2002 
although some bits go back a few years. Locations include: Czech 
Republic, Germany, Croatia, Italy, Poland, the Baltics and Texas. [John 
Grzinich]

jgrzinich@xxxxxxxx

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