Electronic music.

  • Music of Eliane Radigue

    This program was originally “Music of Eliane Radigue and Philip Glass,” however the archives has only the one of the two reels, which features two electronic pieces by French composer Eliane Radigue, “Geelriandre” and “Chry-ptus”. Radigue speaks briefly at the end of the tape. The other part, which is not in the Archives, features music…

  • The Different computer of Laurie Spiegel / interview by Jude Quintiere. (Part 2 of 3)

    Jude Quintiere talks with composer Laurie Spiegel. She plays her music, composed with the aid of a computer. Produced by Jude Quintiere and Ondina Fiore for WBAI.

  • The Different computer of Laurie Spiegel / interview by Jude Quintiere. (Part 3 of 3)

    Jude Quintiere talks with composer Laurie Spiegel. She plays her music, composed with the aid of a computer. Produced by Jude Quintiere and Ondina Fiore for WBAI.

  • The New York music company (Episode 23 of 33, Part 1 of 2)

    Performance of 20th century vocal, electronic and chamber music at WBAI’s Free Music Store on April 14, 1972. WBAI’s Barbara Oka introduces the program. Part 1 of this recording begins with electronic music by Venezuelan composer Alfredo del Monaco. The American Vocal Quintet, consisting of Marshall Thomas, baritone, Yoshi Ito, soprano, Joyce Gerber, alto, Sidney…

  • The New York music company (Episode 23 of 33, Part 2 of 2)

    Performance of 20th century vocal, electronic and chamber music at WBAI’s Free Music Store on April 14, 1972. Part 2 of this recording features three short Hungarian dances by composer Ferenc Farkas (1915-2000), performed by the Halas Woodwind Quintet; a song by Itsuro Shimoda, Japanese folk singer; and Randy Madison introduces Inferno, a fourteen-piece rock…

  • Mother Mallard’s portable masterpiece company (Episode 9 of 33)

    Mother Mallard’s Portable Masterpiece Company performs live at WBAI’s Free Music Store on January 22, 1972. The group, comprising David Borden, Steve Drews and Linda Fisher, is considered the world’s first synthesizer ensemble. They perform with five Moog synthesizers, an RMI electric piano and cartoons. Produced and presented in stereo by WBAI’s Music Department with…

  • Shoot the moving things / by Rinde Eckert.

    Ongoing weekly program which introduces the work of leading performance artists, playwrights, new music composers, and radio producers who explore the creative potential of radio as an experimental medium.|SHOOT THE MOVING THINGS / by Rinde Eckert. SERIES: New American radio| no. 1 Ongoing weekly programs which introduces the work of leading performance artists, playwrights, new…

  • Politics as usual / composed by Charles Amirkhanian.

    Ongoing weekly program which introduces the work of leading performance artists, playwrights, new music composers, and radio producers who explore the creative potential of radio as an experimental medium.|POLITICS AS USUAL / composed by Charles Amirkhanian. – SERIES: New American radio| no. 10 – Ongoing weekly programs which introduces the work of leading performance artists,…

  • U.S. ear : the new music review for radio, part 1 / produced by Frank Hoffman.

    Radio newsmagazine about new music around the world. Features original musical compositions, as well as published CD’s, cassettes, and LP’s. Includes examples of computer music, improvisations, and performance art.|U.S. EAR : THE NEW MUSIC REVIEW FOR RADIO / produced by Frank Hoffman. – Radio newsmagazine on new music around the world. Features original musical compositions,…

  • U.S. ear : the new music review for radio, part 10 / produced by Frank Hoffman.

    Radio newsmagazine about new music around the world. Features original musical compositions, as well as published CD’s, cassettes, and LP’s. Includes examples of computer music, improvisations, and performance art.|U.S. EAR : THE NEW MUSIC REVIEW FOR RADIO / produced by Frank Hoffman. Radio newsmagazine on new music around the world. Features original musical compositions, as…