PROGRAM #2000, memorable moments from New Sounds past First aired on 1/28/02)
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ARTIST(S) |
RECORDING |
CUT(S) |
SOURCE |
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Brian Eno |
Before and After Science |
Julie With…, excerpt [1:30] |
Editions EG**, available online* |
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Penguin Café Orchestra |
Music from the Penguin Café |
Penguin Café Single [6:00] |
From the first New Sounds broadcast, 9/3/82. Editions EG #27**, also available from www.penguincafe.com * |
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David Hykes & The Harmonic Choir |
New Sounds Live, Merkin Hall, 9/14/86 |
Kyrie Opening/Hearing Solar Winds, excerpt [6:30] |
Recorded originally by Ocora Records, France, and being reissued in Spring 2002. Available from www.harmonicworld.com |
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Robert Moran |
Private tapes, from New Sounds #381, recorded in John Schaefer's kitchen |
Hagoromo, excerpt [2:30] Points of Departure, excerpt [2:00] |
Private recordings; not commercially available. Info online at macconnect.com/users/r/rbtmoran |
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John Fahey |
Live performance, New Sounds Christmas Program, 1991 |
Good King Wenceslas/Green Onions Medley [5:00] |
Fahey's Christmas albums, volumes 1 and 2, are back in print and available in stores** or online*. |
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Laurie Anderson |
New Sounds Live 10th Anniversary season, Merkin Hall, 2/15/96 |
3 Stories from Cyberspace, #s 1 and 3 [6:00] |
Not commercially available. |
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Jocelyn Pook Ensemble |
New Sounds Live, World Financial Center Winter Garden, 11/3/99 |
Tango With Corrugated Iron [5:00] |
Not commercially available. Further info at www.jocelynpook.com |
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McCullough Sons of Thunder |
New Sounds Live/World Festival of Sacred Music, Merkin Hall, 5/9/01 |
Sound Off With Praise, excerpt [4:00] |
Not commercially available. |
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