[Othermindsforum] radiOM.org feedback

Charles Amirkhanian charles at artsplural.com
Sun Aug 15 11:16:09 MDT 2004


Thanks to Jay Williams for that unsolicited feedback on radiOM.org. 
Amongst composers Jay is one of the persons who listens the closest 
so this comes as a high compliment.

Are any of the rest of you listening to the recordings we're posting 
on radiOM.org?  Would like to know what you think.

We are about to double the number of programs available,  thanks to 
the ongoing restoration work of Fantasy Studios in Berkeley and 
engineer Robert Shumaker in Oakland.  Thanks also to Bernard Kyle of 
the OM staff for directing the project and his colleague at the OM 
office Blaine Crowley who are diligently working to get more material 
ready.  This is an enormous undertaking and hopefully some of you are 
benefiting from the work.

To listen, go to http://www.radiOM.org, log in with your email 
address and password, and you will be able to hear Elliott Carter, 
Morton Feldman, Laurie Anderson, John Cage, and many others 
absolutely free while you respond to your daily email.

Charles Amirkhanian
Other Minds



At 9:29 AM -0600 8/14/04, Jay Williams wrote:
>To those of you who are involved in the radiom project and the American
>Mavericks project, I send the biggest "TTHANK YOU" possible. We can live in
>any place that strikes our fancy and, via Internet, keep in touch with a
>good part of the contemporary music scene. Fortunately, I live where I can
>get CBC radio and they feature much new Canadian music and also the whole
>American Mavericks series. I've not heard this series on any NPR stations.
>I guess there aren't enough non"Rollo" subscribers to warrant risking the
>airing of these programs. Anyway, the Mavericks site's listening section is
>BOSS, BAD, FANTASTICD, IT RULES, SOLID GONE. Although this isn't likely, I
>like to think that the computer's circuits are somehow influenced by, say,
>the serenity of Harrison's "violin and American gamelan" or Cage's "Dance
>/Four Orcdhestras" and the in-yer-faceness of Antheil's pieces. And even
>without the benefit of surround-sound, might they "inkle" a bit over Ice
>Field?
>Jay
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