| Stereochemistry Stereochemistry, August 27, 1990 |
59 min |
Electro-Acoustic / Electronic
Performance Art |
| British composer, electronic music specialist, and program host, Richard Povall presents the final installment of his KPFA series, Stereochemistry,which was broadcast on August 27, 1990. This is a program of experimental computer music,... |
| Stereochemistry Stereochemistry, June 25, 1990 |
61 min |
Popular Music
Electro-Acoustic / Electronic |
| Richard Povall introduces a program of obscure, noncommercial music by young composers. The genres represented range from the country twang of David Mahler’s “Elvis Is Watching You”, to the contemplative clarinet found in Ken... |
| The Composer Loren Rush |
73 min |
20th Century Classical
New Music |
| From a recording made on November 21, 1967, composer Loren Rush introduces a program of his own music. After beginning the program with an untitled piano piece that he was still working on, Rush then plays a recording of Dwight Peltzer... |
| The Romantic Tradition Arthur Nikisch: The Last of the Romantic Conductors |
54 min |
Classical Music
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| William Malloch talks to conductors Richard Lert and Alfred Sendrey and cellist Nathan Liebenbaum about their memories of the 19th century's most "glamourous" conductor, Arthur Nikisch. Born in 1855, the Hungarian violinist and conductor,... |
| Worldwide Music An Interview with Joan La Barbara |
63 min |
Electro-Acoustic / Electronic
Avant-Garde |
| This program, recorded in 1976, begins with Charles Amirkhanian playing the first three musical selections simultaneously. After this stimulating experiment with multi-tasking, Charles interviews avant-garde vocalist Joan La Barbara about... |
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