From andysolo Sent Tue, Sep 29th 1998, 04:04
From andysolo Sent Tue, Sep 29th 1998, 04:04
well, since someone else started the thread on this stuff:
from the Wesleyan Center for the Arts schedule:
"New Music Series, Concert Multiphonique" :
The Groupe Recherche Musicale founded in 1948 by Pierre
Schaeffer, has been one of the primary sites for the development of
musique concrete for 50 years. Daniel Teruggi, director of the GRM, will
present Concert Multiphonique, a series of short works on tape by the
seven composers of GRM, and a new work, Fugitives Voix.
Tuesday, Nov 17, 9pm. tickets go on sale on nov 9. admission, 3$.
-its more expensive if you're not a student, so i can hook anyone up with
student tickets if interested. sometimes this stuff sells
out. be prepared to basically
sit on the floor, albiet it's in the form of giant orange
carpeted steps, sort of.
-there's an Anthony Braxton concert the next night if anyone is
interested.
-Wesleyan is in Middletown CT, 2hrs easy driving from NYC or Boston.
for driving directions, goto yahoo and click on "map it", type in
222 Church St., Middletown Ct 06457 (if that zip doesnt
work, try 06459). thats the box office, i dont have the
exact address of the World Music Hall, but i can give
you directions from the box office. if this doesnt work,
ask me.
-Amtrack is very expensive, and you still might need to take a cab,
- Peter Pan Buses is the only company that stops in middletown, and its
cheaper than Amtrack. they have a 1-800# of some
sort.
-from NYC metro north will get you to New Haven cheaply,but you'll need a
ride(20min max) from there.
-its about 20min from hartford if anyone cares.
andy
On Wed, 9 Sep 1998 02:14:40 -0500 Rodney Perkins
<xxxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxx.xxx> writes:
>Whomever wanted to know about musique concrete should consult the
>recent =
>issue of The Wire with John Fahey on the cover (August?). It contains
>a =
>very detailed history of musique concrete with listings and
>description =
>of key recordings. That should point you in the right direction.
>
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