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01 Stravinsky  The Rite Of Spring - Part 1  The Adoration Of The Earth

Each installment of this ongoing portfolio series features an original audio recording by a musician, composer, or sound artist along with their commentary. Projects range from raw documentation of live performances to sound collage and experiments with aleatory music.

http://bombmagazine.org/article/0998721/field-recording

Che Chen: Field Recording #1

Pioneer Works RHI After-School Program collaborated with BOMB Magazine to create a 10-week workshop for high-school students examining the major concepts central to collecting, documenting, and preserving the stories of distinguished visual artists of the African Diaspora in New York, through the study of oral history. As a culminating project, students interviewed two NY-based artists, Chloe Bass and Salome Asega, and developed a podcast to capture their stories, you can listen to their projects here.

Salome Asega: Oral History Project

If There Is No Where by Felicia Atkinson

crying is dead

1. Jaharhi Massamba Unit.  “Inestimable le Clos” 
2. Monk Hughes & The Outer Realm. “A Piece for Brother Weldon” 
3. Yesterday’s New Quintet. “Funshine” 
4. Yesterday’s New Quintet. “Golden Lady” 
5. The Last Electro-Acoustic Space Jazz & Percussion Ensemble.  “Tones for Larry Young” 
6. Malik Flavors. “Early Dawn” 
7. Young Jazz Rebels. “Black Freedom” 
8. Jackson Conti. “Papaya” 
9. Sound Directions. “Wanda Vidal” 
10. Yesterday’s New Quintet. “Herbal Scent” 
11. Jaharhi Massamba Unit. “Trou Du Cul” 
12. DJ Rels. “Moonride” 
13. Yesterday’s New Quintet. “Suite for Weldon” 
14. Ahmad Miller. “Windy C” 
15. The Kenny Cook Octet. “High Jazz” 
16. Joe McDuphrey Experience. “Solar Waves” 
17. Beat Kunducta. “Pyramids”

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Artists in conversation since 1981. Every quarter in print, every day online.

Salome Asega: Oral History Project

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