Laurie Anderson, noted experimental composer and musician, discusses avant garde music styles.
|r.1. She discusses how she is part musician, part storyteller, and the harmonics, style, and music recording process. She mentions Native American chanting. Includes performances of: Kho Kho Khu, Stranger Chanting, Banjo Joe, and Sharkey’s Day (57 min.) — r.2. She examines various bootleg and creative versions of her song “Oh Superman,” her experiences of music technology, such as the Evertide Harmonizer; Synclavier, Synclavier violin interface; and 16mm vs. videotape. She explains some of the problems of live performance (59 min.).
Laurie Anderson : on herself / interviewed by Charles Amirkhanian.
PRA Archive #:
AZ0963
Date Recorded On:
KPFA, 6 Dec. 1984.
Date Broadcast On:
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Item Duration:
2 reels (116 min.) : 7 1/2 ips., mono.
Total Duration (All Reels):
Station: KPFA
Program: Laurie Anderson : on herself / interviewed by Charles Amirkhanian.
Series: Ode to gravity
Distributor: Distributor
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- PRA Archive #: AZ0963
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- Program: Laurie Anderson : on herself / interviewed by Charles Amirkhanian.
- Series: Ode to gravity
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- Distributor: Los Angeles : Pacifica Radio Archive, 1984.
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