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   Crank up the old radio or boot up the new computer. Listen to the submissions to the 60x60 for 2008 with The 60x60 Radio Request Extravaganza on Kalvos and Damian

   Saturday July 19th, 2008 2:30 PM - 4:30 PM Eastern Daylight Time WGDR 91.1 FM
   - live over the airwaves

   http://wgdr.org/ - live webcast

   http://www.kalvos.org/

   and

   Martian Gardens

   Sunday July 20th at 9:30 PM - 12:00 AM Eastern Daylight Time WMUA 91.1 FM

   - live over the airwaves www.wmua.org/

   - live webcast http://martiangardens.blogspot.com

   The New York Times hailed "Kalvos and Damian's New Music Bazaar continually document the breadth and vivacity of American musical creativity in a way that no concert promoter or station manager could possibly afford."

   Kalvos and Damian have interviewed hundreds of composers and musicians; a Links to Radio show promos

   www.voxnovus.com/1.mp3
   www.voxnovus.com/2.mp3
   www.voxnovus.com/3.mp3

   Max Shea, host of Martian Gardens, have been a supporter of the 60x60 project since 2005. They have routinely played tracks of the 60x60 project and its composers over the past 3 years.

   So take a listen to the crazy adventure of the 60x60 Radio Request Extravaganza and get an idea of what is in store for the 60x60 project in 2008-2009.

   Hear you there!

   Robert Voisey
   RobVoisey@VoxNovus.com
   Artistic Director of the 60x60 project
   Vice-President of Programs, Living Music Foundation
   Founder of Vox Novus
   www.VoxNovus.com

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   "The 60x60 series - concert-style listening events showcasing 60 contemporary electronic music compositions, each no longer than 60 seconds in duration, played in succession over one hour ... [is a] tantalizing audio collage...'
   - Gone in 60 Minutes: Electronic Compositions Showcased at NC State University, by Alexandra Jones Classical Voice of North Carolina October 2007

   "... a musically eclectic mix of murmurs, melodies and motifs... ... 60 x 60, programmed an hour of new music, presenting 60 new works, each only 60 seconds long."
   - In Concert, 60 Times the Fun, By Sophia Yan Oberlin Review April 27, 2007

   "60x60 showcases a wealth of brief, contemporary compositions. There are no live performances, so you can't really call it a concert. Maybe it would better be described as a listening party. ... It's like a Whitman's sampler of the contemporary new music scene. "
   - Sound Sampler, by Greg Haymes Times Union February 9, 2006

   60x60 (2007-2008/Pacific Rim Mix) composers include:
   Robert Allaire, Yoshiko Ando, Adam Basanta, Brian Belet, Herb Bielawa, John Biggs, Daniel Blinkhorn, Benjamin Boone, James Brody, Warren Burt, Ann Cantelow, Christy Carew, Jesse S. Clark, dokuro (Agnes Szelag & The Norman Conquest), David Dvorin, Cenk Ergun, thea Farhardian, Richard Festinger, Heather Frasch, Larry Gaab, Kraig Grady, David Hahn, Jennie Hammett, Robin-Julian Heifetz, Cheyenne Henderson, Cole Ingraham, Travis Johns, Bejamin Dorfan and Julian Cartwright, David S Lefkowitz, David Litke, Sean Luciw, Katie McMurran, Noah Gideon Meites, Michael Mollo, Julia Norton, Benjamin O'brien, Junya Oikawa, otonomiyaki (Alan Nakagawa + Kio Griffith), Maggi Payne, S.J. Pettersson, David Reader, Prent Rodgers, Lee Rosevere, Bettie Ross, John Schappert, Bruce Schneider, B. Emerson Scott, Alex Shapiro, Rodrigo Sigal, Mingzhu Song, Mark Stanford, Peter Swanzy, Shinichiro Toyoda,Kubilay Uner, Nick Vasallo, Chris Ward, Ryan Wiigins, Katrina Wreede, Jeremy Zuckerman, and big city orchestra

   60x60 (2007/International Mix) composers include:
   Henri Algadafe, John Allemeier, Thomas Bailey, Joel-Aime Beauchamp, Benjamin Boone, Monique Buzzarte, Adam Caird, Grégory Chatonsky, Jesse Clark, Cindy Cox, Noah Creshevsky, David Cutler, Tilmann Dehnhard, Robert Dick, Andrew Eckel, Iris Garrelfs, Thierry Gauthier, Marcel Gehrman, Thomas Gerwin, Tomer Harari, Risto Holopainen, Alphons Izzo, Michiko Kawagoe, Joelle Khoury, Panayiotis Kokoras, Gintas Kraptavicius, Sophie Lacaze, Micky Landau, Tuan Hung Le, Graziano Lella, Meng-chia Lin, Drake Mabry, Chris Mann, Al Margolis, John Maters, Christian McLeer, David McIntire, David Morneau, Jeff Morris, Tim Mukherjee, Alex Nadjarov, Helen Nattrass, Serban Nichifor, Blas Payri, John Pitts, Gene Pritsker, Tim Reed, Stephen B. Rothman, Anne van Schothorst, Laurie Spiegel, Ken Steen, Olivier Tache, Eldad Tsabary, Philippe Vernier, Andrea Vigani, Daniel Visconti, Jane Wang, Rodney Waschka II, Simon Whetham, Sabrina Pena Young, and Cynthia Zaven

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9. 60x60 Broadcasts:
   The new double album release of the 60x60 project is being aired regularly on WMUA, WKCR, and WOBC.

   Our oldest supporter, Max Shea with his radio program, "Martian Gardens" has been playing selections of the 60x60 for the past 4 years. He has been playing one or more selections on his show airing on: WMUA FM 91.1 Amherst, Massachusetts. with web simulcast at: /www.wmua.org MARTIAN GARDENS is on Sundays 21:00-24:00 Eastern Standard Time online playlists can be found at: weblogs/martian

   Next is Anne Cammon's "Art Waves," a literary radio program, featuring poetry, fiction, radio drama, and experimental literature. Miss Cammon uses the 60x60 project as refreshing interludes between the literary works.

   "Art Waves" airs on Fridays 9:00-10:00 pm Eastern standard time. Tune in at 89.9 FM or listen on-line at /www.wkcr.org. Feel free to learn more about WKCR shows at www.wkcr.org/wkcrarts

   Anne Cammon's show airs about once a month, including this Friday October 5th which features another exciting literary journey combining music and the spoken word. With sizzling works by Palestinian-American poet Natalie Handal, portraits of Bombay and New York City by poet Jeet Thayil, a novel-excerpt on the life of a junior cartographer by Reif Larson, and text-sound adaptation of poems from Anne's collection India Songs, by composer Robert Voisey. Not including works from the 60x60 (2004-2005) CD.

   Most recently 60x60 has been airing on Tom Lopez's "Foldover" airing every Monday from 3:00-4:00 pm (Eastern Standard Time) on WOBC 91.5 FM in Oberlin, Ohio (just outside of Cleveland). The show can also be heard over the Internet at: www.wobc.org Last Monday he featured 25 works from the 60x60 project. A web site with information about FOLDOVER can be found at: www.timara.oberlin.edu It includes playlists and information on how to find recordings of the music.

   I hope you are in the area to tune in to one of these programs or have the time to listen to their simulcast over the World Wide Web.

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   Composers featured in 60x60 (2006 / International Mix) include:
   

   Aaron Acosta Liana Alexandra John Allemeier Dwight Ashley Marc Barreca Dennis Bathory-Kitsz Gina Biver James Bohn Marita Bolles Ann Cantelow Nicolas Chausseau Andrew Cole Christopher Cook Cindy Cox Antonino Cuscina Robert Dick Ian Dicke Greg Dixon Aaron Drake Ivan Elezovic

   David Fenech Monroe Golden David Gunn David Hahn Erdem Helvacioglu Tony Higgins Stuart Hinds Lynn Job Julian Jonker Yasushi Kamata Nicole Kim Joan La Barbara Stan Link Don Malone Dylan Mattingly Maurilio Cacciatore Andra McCartney Anastasio Mitropoulos Annele Nederberg David Newby

   Serban Nichifor Rodney Oakes Ronald Parks Maggi Payne Samuel Pluta David Shannon Alan Shockley Scott Smallwood Laurie Spiegel Asha Srinivasan Alex Temple Balie Todd Eldad Tsabary Kubilay Uner Mark Vernon Katrina Wreede Xiting Yang Ivan Zavada Oded Zehavi and ~chromatik_d_zabu.tmp (collective)

   
   Composers featured in 60x60 (2007 / International Mix) include:
   

   Henri Algadafe John Allemeier Thomas Bailey Joel-Aime Beauchamp Benjamin Boone Monique Buzzarte Adam Caird Gregory Chatonsky Jesse Clark Cindy Cox Noah Creshevsky David Cutler Tilman Dehnhard Robert Dick Andrew Eckel Iris Garrelfs Thierry Gauthier Marcel Gehrman Thomas Gerwin Tomer Harari

   Risto Holopainen Alphons Izzo Michiko Kawagoe Joelle Khoury Panayiotis Kokoras Gintas Kraptavicius Sophie Lacaze Micky Landau Tuan Hung Le Graziano Lella Meng-chia Lin Drake Mabry Chris Mann Al Margolis John Maters Christian McCleer David McIntire David Morneau Jeff Morris Tim Mukherjee

   Alex Nadjarov Helen Nattras Serban Nichifor Blas Payri John Pitts Gene Pritsker Tim Reed Stephen B. Rothman Anne van Schotholst Laurie Spiegel Ken Steen Oliver Tache Eldad Tsabary Andrea Vigani Daniel Visconti Jane Wang Rodney Waschka II Simon Whetham Sabrina Pena Young and Cynthia Zaven

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   Composers included in 60x60 (2006) International Mix:
   Aaron Acosta Liana Alexandra John Allemeier Dwight Ashley Marc Barreca Dennis Bathory-Ktitsz Gina Biver James Bohn Marita Bolles Ann Cantelow Nicolas Chausseau Andrew Cole Christopher Cook Cindy Cox Antonino Cuscina Robert Dick Ian Dicke Greg Dixon Aaron Drake Ivan Elezovic,		David Fenech Monroe Golden David Gunn David Hahn Erdem Helvacioglu Tony Higgins Stuart Hinds Lynn Job Julian Jonker Yasushi Kamata Nicole Kim Joan La Barbara Stan Link Don Malone Dylan Mattingly Maurilio Cacciatore Andra McCartney Anatasio Mitropoulos Annele Nederberg David Newby Serban Nichifor		Rodney Oakes Ronald Parks Maggi Payne Samuel Pluta David Shannon Alan Shockley Scott Smallwood Laurie Spiegel Asha Srinivasan Alex Temple Balie Todd Eldad Tsabary Kubilay Uner Mark Vernon Katrina Wreede Xiting Yang Ivan Zavada Oded Zehavi and ~chromatik_d_zabu.tmp (collective)

   Composers included in 60x60 (2006) New York Minutes Mix:
   Sara Ayers Kenneth Babb Ernst Bacon Eve Beglarian Benjamin Bierman Benjamin Bierman Jeremiah Bornfield George Brunner Monique Buzzarte Doug Cohen Noah Creshevsky Douglas DaSilva John de Clef Pineiro Robert Dick Robert Fanelli Mary Feinsinger Roger Fife Roger Fife Jason Freeman Evan Gallagher David Gamper Bob Gluck		Daniel Goode Seth Gordon Andy Graydon Gordon Green Melissa Grey Jennifer Griffith Franz Hackl Jeffrey Harrington Noah Haverkamp Emiko Hayashi Ray Levitt Peter Heller Sean Hickey Brian & Eugene Kim House Daniel Iglesia Travis Johns Richard Kostelanetz Briggan Krauss Joan La Barbara Mary Jane Leach John Link		Annea Lockwood Glenn Marsala Paula Matthusen Kevin McCoy Jordan McLean Jake Merkin Christopher North Frank J. Oteri Jonathan Pieslak Timothy Polashek Gene Pritsker Martin Simon David Snow Laurie Spiegel Patrick Stacey Hans Tammen Francisco Toro Samuel Tymorek Robert Voisey Charles Waters David Wolfson

   Composers in the 60x60 (2004-2005) CD Release:
   Riad Abdel-Gawad Aaron Acosta Liana Alexandra John Allemeier Lydia Ayers Kenneth Babb Jethro Bagust Christopher Bailey Christian Banasik Greg Bartholomew Dennis Báthory-Kitsz J.C. Batzner Eve Beglarian Stephen Betts Sandeep Bhagwati Benjamin Bierman John G. Bilotta Jason Bolte Benjamin Boone Justin Breame George Brunner Benedikt Brydern Paul Burnell Julian Cartwright Elvio Cipollone David Claman Paul Clouvel Douglas Cohen Ray Cole Andrew Cormier Noah Creshevsky Lucio Cuellar Aaron Drake Moritz Eggert Ivan Elezovic Travis Ellrot Karlheinz Essl Carlo Forlivesi Justin Freeman Larry Gaab David Gamper		J.Ryan Garber Douglas Geers Peter Gilbert Robert Gluck Daniel Goode Ramón Gorigoitia David Gunn Mike Hallenbeck David Hamill Pat Hanchet David Handford Marihiko Hara Jason Heald James Hegarty Erdem Helvacioglu Mark Henry Dorothy Hindman Bernard Hughes David Jaggard Lynn Job Solange Kershaw Killick Merivon KleinSmid Gary Knudson Igor Korneitchouk Myroslava Lashkevych John Link Stan Link Tom Lopez Don Malone Charles Norman Mason Mike McFerron David McIntire James McWilliam Leslie Melcher James Miley Polly Moller David Mooney Serban Nichifor Julia Norton Rodney Oakes		Richard O'Donnell Cezary Ostrowski Ronald Parks Maggi Payne Alexis Perepelcia Mark Petering Samuel Pluta Kevin Ponto Giuseppe Rapisarda Malcom Rector Steven Ricks Mark Rose Robert Sazdov John Schappert Heike Schmidt Jacky Schreiber Alex Shapiro Martin Simon Adam Sovkoplas Kenneth Steen Paul Steenhuisen Jonathan Stone Allen Strange Dirk Johan Stromberg Thomas Sutter Peter Swanzy Peter Swendsen Mike Swinchoski Piotr Szewczyk Norman Teale Robert Scott Thompson Vladimir Tošic Eldad Tsabary Mike Vernusky Rene Veron Joseph Vogel Robert Voisey Chris Ward Straiph Wilson Katrina Wreede

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    Vox Novus   & "60x60 showcases a wealth of brief, contemporary compositions. There are no live performances, so you can't really call it a concert. Maybe it would better be described as a listening party. ... It's like a Whitman's sampler of the contemporary new music scene. " - Sound Sampler Greg Haymes, Times Union, Albany New York February 9, 2006 "60x60 features 60 back-to-back pieces that are each under 60 seconds long, each by a different modern composer. ... It's like channel surfing through experimental music." Geeta Dayal, Village Voice, New York, New York March 16-22, 2005 Vol. NO. 11 "... The idea of commissioning sixty pieces each a minute long has elements of both ingenuity combined with madness: ... A minute can be ample time to express a whole gamut of imaginative sounds, or it can be a constraint which forces an artist to isolate what is the most important element of a work. The point of the project is that it enables an audience to take in and enjoy a cross section of different approaches to new music within a reasonable duration. And the purpose of Robert Voisey is to promote new music ..." - Ingenuity and madness? Malcolm Miller, Music & Vision, London UK December 24, 2005 60 Composers in this year's Pacific Rim Mix include: Nicholas Baldwin Marc Barreca Lembit Beecher John Biggs Betty Breath Darren Buhr Brigid Burke Rosalinda Carlson Sharon Cheslow Lut Yun (Lucinda) Chiu Foster Clark Jared Commerer Cindy Cox Michael Dawson A.L. Dentel Aaron Drake Alex Eddington Jessica Gardiner Kara Gibbs David Hahn   Yuko Hamura Jason Heald Sungji Hong Jeffrey Hunkin Celeste Hutchins David Evan Jones Yasushi Kamata Koji Kawai Donald Kepple Anton Killin Nicole Kim Tuan Hung Le Cheryl Leonard James Mason Beryl Matete Deeann Mathews Dylan Mattingly Polly Moller Julia Norton Rodney Oakes   Robert Parker Maggi Payne Peggy Polias Carlos Rafael Rivera Stephen C Ruppenthal Simon Munro Rycroft Margaret Schedel Jacky Schreiber Alex Shapiro Frank Sprague Phillip Stearns Sarah Taylor Kubilay Uner John Villec Robert Voisey Shane Watters Katrina Wreede Hajime Yabe Carolyn Yarnell and Ivan Zavada The concert program can be found at the following link: www.voxnovus.com/60x60/2006_Pacific_Rim_Concert_Program.htm "60x60 is a one hour listening experience containing 60 works, each 60 seconds or less. Most likely you have never heard music like this before, or at the very least you haven't heard in a format like this: 60 works varying in style and aesthetic from today's composers living all around the world. You will love at least one piece. You will probably hate one piece. But whether you love or hate what you are listening to, within 60 seconds you will be listening to something different." - Robert Voisey Robert Voisey is a composer and impresario of new works; he seeks innovative and creative approaches to promote the music of today's composers. Voisey is the Artistic Director of the 60x60 project, the Composer's Voice concert series, Vice-President of Programs for the Living Music Foundation and Founder and Director of Vox Novus. 60x60 Project - California Premier of the 60x60 Pacific Rim Mix Thursday Night Special @ Mills College 8pm. Ensemble Room, Mills College 5000 Mac Arthur Boulevard Oakland, California < a href="http://www.voxnovus.com/60x60.htm">www.voxnovus.com/60x60.htm www.mills.edu/maps/campus_map.pdf Robert Voisey RobVoisey@VoxNovus.com Artistic Director of the 60x60 project Vice-President of Programs, Living Music Foundation Founder of Vox Novus www.VoxNovus.com ______________________________________________ VoxNovus mailing list :VoxNovus@voxnovus.com seven.pairlist.net/mailman/listinfo/voxnovus Live internet broadcasts are available. Go to this URL: www.wobc.org There is a web site with information about FOLDOVER www.timara.oberlin.edu); it includes playlists and information on how to find recordings of the music. FOLDOVER is organized by - Tom Lopez Oberlin Conservatory of Music, Oberlin, Ohio 44074 USA "60x60 showcases a wealth of brief, contemporary compositions ... It's like a Whitman's sampler of the contemporary new music scene. - Sound Sampler Greg Haymes Times Union February 9, 2006 FOLDOVER is on WOBC 91.5 FM in Oberlin, Ohio (just outside of Cleveland). Live internet broadcasts are available. Go to this URL: www.wobc.org There is a web site with information about FOLDOVER www.timara.oberlin.edu Robert Voisey RobVoisey@VoxNovus.com Artistic Director of the 60x60 project Vice-President of Programs, Living Music Foundation Founder of Vox Novus www.VoxNovus.com COME LISTEN TO 60X60, a circle of sound, a slice of the scene, one hour of new music. "60x60 features 60 back to back pieces that are 60 seconds long, each by a different modern composer...it's like channel-surfing through experimental music!" -Village Voice "Andy Warhol gave us 15 minutes to bask in glory, but Rob Voisey has cut to the chase; state your case in 60 seconds or less." -Noah Creshevsky "Not since John Cage's "Indeterminacy" has the flow of time from one minute to the next been so significant." -Doug Cohen "[Vox Novus offers] the presentation of serious works by established and emerging composers. Those voices should be heard, and can even be reheard on the Vox Novus website (www.voxnovus.com). -New Music Connoisseur

    Updated information will be posted at: www.voxnovus.com/60x60/Concerts.htm

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    The 60x60 project is designed for flexibility for growing and expanding. One of the missions is to perform as many works possible.

    This year we are doing something new. We are picking the participants for our regional selection of the 60x60 project before the main selection. This year we received a tremendous number of submissions from the Midwest and immediate central regions of the United States. We have endeavored to produce a regional concert for this region in the past and this year we will be able to accomplish this goal.

    Following are the participants in the American Heartland who have been included in the concert:

    Greg Allen, J. Anthony Allen, Christopher Bailey, Stacey Barelos, J.C. Batzner, Robert Berg , Michael Berkowski, Kari Besharse, Timothy Brace, Pui-Shan Cheung, Greg Chmura, Daniel Clem, John Consiglio, Zachary Crockett, Lucio Cuellar, Matthew Davidson, John Dribus, Ivan Elezovic, Travis Ellrott, Andrew Estel,

    Timothy Flood, Ryan Garber, Doug Geers, John Gibson, Jacob Gotlib, Jason Gresl, Mike Hallenbeck, James Hegarty, Norbert Herber, David Heuser, Dorothy Hindman, Gregory Hoepfner, Craig Hultgren, Lynn Job, Kanniks Kannikeswaran, Noah Keesecker, Gary Knudson, Sabin Levi, Stan Link, Tom Lopez, Don Malone,

    Mike McFerron, David McIntre, Michael John Mollo, Laurie Lee Moses, Michael Murphy, Curt Nordgaard, Richard O'Donnell, Sean O'Neill, Samuel Pluta, Steve Ricks, James Romig, Phillip Schroeder, Mozhgan Shahidi, Adam Sovkoplas, Thomas Sutter, Michael Taylor, Fred Tompkins, Mike Vernusky and Joseph Vogel

    Click the following link for the concert program: Concert_Program_Midwest.htm

    (Selections for the International 60x60 coming soon)
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    LETTER FROM MOZART by Michael Colgrass 2006 marks the 250th birthday of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Pulitzer Prize winning composer, Michael Colgrass' orchestral homage to the great master, LETTER FROM MOZART is a light, colorful piece, popular with audiences, and a unique and entertaining contribution to the repertoire, based on a fictional letter to the composer from Wolfgang himself. Mozart's letter, complete program notes, and selected reviews are below. For perusal scores, recordings, and more information about Michael Colgrass and LETTER FROM MOZART, please visit www.brhoadsandassociates.com or www.michaelcolgrass.com. LETTER FROM MOZART Dear Michael: I would like to be your inspiration for a piece of music. I have been watching the development of music since my time and am especially interested to see how an idea of mine would come out when filtered through the mind of a twentieth-century composer. Let me give you a typical Austrian-type folk melody (I'll think up an original one), and you apply to it techniques of contemporary music in any way you like. Now, you may wonder why I chose you for this task. First, I know I'm your favorite composer and that counts a great deal with me. Second, you are a percussionist, and one of my secret dreams has always been to write something for percussion, but in my day it wasn't dignified. But perhaps my primary reason for choosing you is that your name would have been Migele Colagrossi, had you been born in Italy like your father. I loved Italy more than any other country. Getting back to this new piece, may I suggest that it be a work of light quality, not superficial, Mozartian! Many artists today seem to feel their work must express the age they live in, and cite war, corruption and crime as reason for creating bitter and angry work. My God, if only you could have experienced some of the miseries of the age I lived in, disease, oppression, poverty! And corruption! Life wasn't all bad, of course, and there was much beauty in my age, but so there is in yours, and why not try to capture that spirit, too? One last word: don't quote any of my existing music, just use this melody I send you (Goodness, I've written so many pieces I hope I didn't use this tune and forget having done so!). Good luck to you, and I hope you have fun with it. Your friend, Mozart PROGRAM NOTES As the music begins, the "Mozart" tune is played on a piano or a toy piano. The contemporary techniques that are applied to it in the course of the work are many and varied, but the attentive listener will hear older, familiar ones too, as the composer meditates and muses on his subject and sometimes transforms it beyond recognition. From time to time, small groups of musicians play music of their own in separate ensembles that are independent of the others. At a particularly complex moment just before the work comes to an end, there are six separate groups. The score is organized so that two conductors lead all the players through their parts. PRESS "The work is as fanciful as the title, which refers to a fictional letter the composer claims to have received from the Viennese master, exhorting Colgrass to write a work using a Mozart-like theme. Musically, Colgrass creates a kaleidoscope effect by embedding a straightforward eight-bar theme on a constantly shifting aural background. The theme passes from piano to viola to woodwind, but never in its entirety, and always mocked by the orchestra with frigid sustained chords in the strings, or the virulent sound of an oompah band, or a sudden explosion of accordion. "The effect is like watching a Federico Fellini movie set in a freak carnival, faces leering in and out of focus in the camera, the feral sound of a calliope and human screeches penetrating your ears. Colgrass deliberately creates an unstable listening experience... A delightful contemporary work." Willa J. Conrad, Toledo Blade Bill Rhoads & Associates 60 Depot Street Verona, NJ 07044 t: 973-857-3440 f: 973-857-3442 e: branda@subitomusic.com

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    RON FEIN 20 BOOMBOX TOUR Join internationally acclaimed composer, and Pioneertown area resident, Ron Fein, for the first stop on the West Coast Tour, of his sound installation works for 20 boomboxes! These concerts will benefit Dreams for Kids, through a sub-committee of the Basin Wide Foundation. Your donation will admit you to the event. For more information contact Max Thomas at 760.369.YOGA Or www.ronfeinmusic.com

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