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Alarm Will Sound Karlheinz Stockhausen Luciano Berio 1969 2001
Alarm Will Sound is the kind ensemble that eschews labels and defies definition. As their managing director Gavin Chuck puts it when asked what kind of music they play, he often says simply "we play good music". Whether you call the music that they play classical or new music or avant-garde, the members of this eclectic group devote most of their energy in trying to find projects they find exciting with the hope that in the process they engage their audience and put on a good show. Although the 20 members of the group are scattered around the country, most of them got their start in one spot: the Eastman School of Music. The group was formed there around 2001 after they had spent a few years working together on a student run orchestra and decided to take that experience with them beyond their time at Eastman. As they have continued on with successful music careers in cities from New York to Chicago to San Francisco, they have continued to keep this collective alive by gathering in a different city every month or so to put on concerts. Each time, the program is the same. Members fly into a city from all over the country, rehearse the material for a few days, play the show and then head their separate ways until the next gig. Despite this itinerant schedule, the formula seems to work. More than a decade after its founding, Alarm Will Sound is still as vibrant as ever. When the invitation was extended for them to return to Rochester to play a show at Eastman, they didn't hesitate to accept. What they brought was much more than just a concert, but an experience for audiences that included not only music from the popular to the obscure, but also a theatrically staged narrative, large video screens with vivid imagery and plenty of action. It's a show they call 1969, and it brings together the music and culture of that time in American history to tell a story with an approach that is decidedly original. From the life and music of John Lennon, to experimental composers Karlheinz Stockhausen and Luciano Berio to Richard Nixon and Jimi Hendrix's electrified version of the Star Spangled Banner, 1969 covers a vast array, and in a way that's anything but the typical concert going experience.
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Wild At Heart Series 5 Episode 7 Part 4 *I DO NOT OWN THIS VIDEO ITV TAKES ALL THE CREDIT* Info: Danny's (Stehen Tompkinson) continued estrangement from Alice (Dawn Steele) is really starting to take its toll. Over at Mara, Alice puts on a brave face as she meets Tom Cox (Eckard Rabe), the owner of a rare male black leopard. Rowan (Cal Macaninch)has organised a breeding programme with Mara's female black leopard and there's a lot of money riding on the outcome. Alice is called away to look at an injured wildebeest in the bush so when a ranger alerts Rowan to a problem with Cox's leopard, Rowan calls Danny for help. On arrival, Danny diagnoses lungworm and is about to give the leopard more anaesthetic when Alice arrives. The atmosphere between them is tense and as a distracted Danny gives a second dose of anaesthetic, the leopard's heart stops. Danny and Alice work frantically to revive him but it appears that Danny has caused the animal's death. Cox demands retribution and insists the Veterinary Institute are called in to investigate Danny's malpractice. Danny takes full responsibility but when Alice tries to console him he insists this is his problem, and that their relationship was a mistake. No one at Leopard's Den can believe that it was Danny's fault, least of all Du Plessis (Deon Stewardson). When he hears that his old love rival, Cox, is involved, Du Plessis rallies his troops, Olivia (Olivia Scott-Taylor) and Fatani (Thapelo Mokoena), to help investigate. Danny is devastated when he's told by the Veterinary Institute that he's unable to practice whilst the investigation is underway and Alice is shocked to see a sign outside the animal hospital declaring it closed for business. However, when Jana the leopard takes a turn for the worst, Danny feels compelled to operate but his gamble doesn't pay off when he's caught by the investigator from the Veterinary Institute. Meanwhile a tip off from Fatani leads DuP and Olivia to Tom's game reserve. When they show Alice fertility drugs that they've found in Tom's rubbish, she confirms that combined with the anaesthetic these could have killed the leopard. Delighted, Du Plessis confronts Tom with the evidence but is dismayed to discover he was using the pills to treat his own impotence. All seems lost for Danny until Alice arrives determined to make another go of things with him and the couple are reunited. Everyone is elated until Danny receives more bad news;the blood tests revealed the leopard was given the wrong drug. Danny is devastated to discover that he's being struck off. Created and written by by Ashley Pharoah Produced by Nick Goding Series producer Serena Bowman Directed by Nick Lagughland,David Richards,Roger Gartland,Paul Harrison Cast: Stephen Tompkinson - Danny Trevanion Dawn Steele - Alice Collins Deon Stewardson - Anders Du Plessis Hayley Mills - Caroline Du Plessis Olivia Scott-Taylor- Olivia Adams Cal MacAninch - Rowan Collins Nomsa Xaba - Nomsa Nguni Megan Martell- Charlotte Collins Abigail Kubeka- Cebile Fatani Naima McLean- Buhle Kagiso Legoadi- Cashile Mary-Anne Barlow - Vanessa Tom Cox- Eckard Rabe
Part 16: (http•••) Part 14: (http•••) Part 1: (http•••) / In this clip, John Salley gave his take on Colin Kaepernick and explained why he puts Kaep in the same company as Muhammad Ali, Jim Brown, and Kareem Abdul Jabbar. John also explained why he feels Marcellus Wiley is wrong about Colin as well as Stephen A. Smith. Speaking of Stephen A. Smith, Vlad retold his unpleasant encounter with the ESPN personality much to the amusement of John Salley.
Terry Plumeri Bunch Maupin Harden Lotus 1904 1969 1971 1974 1975 1976 2006
``He Who Lives in Many Places, reissued in 2006, comes from an earlier session still, a 1971 recording that didn't see initial release until 1976 and features an equally impressive line-up of Abercrombie, Herbie Hancock, Eric Gravatt and Michael Smith. Smith will be the least-known of the bunch, but at the time of this recording he was an astutely intuitive drummer who would ultimately play with a laundry list of well-known artists before his career tragically cut short in 2006 at the age of fifty-nine. He Who Lives' five tracks are Plumeri's, but despite their compositional substance, there's plenty of freedom to go around. There are unmistakable reference points. Smith's persistent high hat at the start of "Underwater" is similar to Miles Davis' "Shhh/Peaceful" on In a Silent Way (Columbia, 1969), but things soon open up, more akin to Weather Report's 1971 eponymous Columbia debut. And while Plumeri's expressively singing Arco is a defining element, he's equally strong when he puts down the bow and hooks Smith hand-in-glove, creating a firm but pliant foundation for solos by Abercrombie and Hancock. Abercrombie's voice was already unmistakable by this time, [...] Here he demonstrates the unique lyricism soon to emerge more audibly with a string of consistently outstanding albums on ECM. He Who Lives's ethereal approach to free play would have been a perfect candidate for ECM. Even when things turn decidedly propulsive on the irregular funk of "Timeworn" and fiery free-bop of "Bees," Plumeri's overall musical landscape might have easily coexisted alongside Bennie Maupin's The Jewel in the Lotus (ECM, 1974). He Who Lives in Many Places is an album that could very well have become a classic had it received widespread distribution and promotion. It's ripe with stylistic references to other recordings of its era, but with Plumeri's singular Arco voice pushing the envelope of his instrument, it's an album possessing its own distinct complexion, acknowledging the best albums of its time without being the least bit imitative.`` Terry Plumeri – He Who Lives In Many Places Label: Airborne Records – ARC1 Format: Vinyl, LP, Album Country: US Released: 1975 Genre: Jazz Style: Modal, Free Improvisation, Fusion Tracklist A1 Underwater 0:00 A2 He Who Lives In Many Places 9:56 A3 Timeworn 12:51 B1 Dayspring America 19:04 B2 Bees 24:57 B3 Soft Colored Lightstream 34:49 Credits Acoustic Guitar – Paul Martin (53) (tracks: B3) Artwork [Cover Drawing] – Daphne-Harden Bass, Composed By – Terry Plumeri Coordinator [Consulting] – Tony Taylor Drums – Michael Smith Electric Piano, Piano – Herbie Hancock Engineer [Remix] – Bill McElroy (tracks: A3, B1, B2) Guitar – John Abercrombie Liner Notes – PSTrupp Percussion – Eric Gravatt Producer – Michael Bialek, Michael Smith (9), Terry Plumeri Recorded By – Kurt Wittig (tracks: B3), Rudy Van Gelder (tracks: A1-B2) #vinylrip
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