Scholarly discussion of the music of John Cage.

[Joseph Zitt <>]

I'm curious about a practical aspect of the broadcast. According to
the listing on Amazon, 108 appears to include stretches of silence
lasting several minutes. Will you be broadcasting that much of what we
used to call "dead air?" That would be quite unusual within a show,
but not impossible.

Also, you list Two3 as running 121 minutes, but the Amazon listing
shows that at 43:30. Will you be playing a longer version than on the
disc? Is the Amazon listing accurate?

I hope to tune in to at least some of the broadcast (depending on my
work schedule) and to hearing the recordings.

On Sun, Feb 20, 2011 at 11:10 PM, Glenn Freeman 
<>
 wrote:
> Just a reminder. The following John Cage works will be broadcast over the 
> course of 4 hours this Wednesday on UMFM's [101.5 FM or via the web from 
> Winnipeg, Canada] The Komodo Dragon Show.
>
> 7am-9am CST
>
> Two3 (1991) [121 minutes]
> suite for shō and conch shells in 10 movements
> Tamami Tono, shō; Glenn Freeman, conch shells
> [World Premiere Non-Internet Radio Broadcast]
>
> 9am-11am CST
>
> 108 (1991) [43:30]
> symphony for large orchestra in 4 movements
> Chance Philharmonic
> [World Premiere Radio Broadcast]
>
> Two3 and 108 [110] (1991) [43:30]
> double concerto for shō and conch shells
> Chance Philharmonic
> Tamami Tono, shō; Glenn Freeman, conch shells
> [World Premiere Radio Broadcast]
>
> Listen Online: http://komododragonshow.blogspot.com
> More Information: http://umfm.com
> Recording Information: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B004HUX47A



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