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Created for Azimuth 6, here as a stereo version of the original 32-channel version.

'Based on the introduction of Jean-Paul Resweber's book "The Philosophy of Language", the piece explores the ambiguity between the voice that conveys a message and the voice whose acoustic and musical qualities are heard. It seems that when our attention is focused on the musical aspect of the voice, we forget the message it carries, and vice versa. The back and forth between these different levels of listening leaves the listener free to give it its own meaning, if there is one. And this is precisely the question asked by the original text. '

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Polysix - Ecstatic Chords

Three poets - Cathy Galvin, Katrina Naomi and Mary J. Oliver - reconnecting us with Cornwall, U.K.  from very different points of view. You'll hear:

🔹Cathy Galvin
 who is a journalist, a writer of fiction and an award winning poet. More about CATHY GALVIN https://www.cathygalvin.com Her numerous publications include:
-Walking the Coventry Ring Road with Lady Godiva.Guillemot Press (2019);
-Rough Translation: poems.The Melos Press (2016);
-Black and Blue: A sequence of sonnets. The Melos Press (2014).

🔹Katrina Naomi
is an award winning poet, translator, poetry mentor, tutor and critic, who holds a PhD in creative writing (Goldsmiths, University of London) and a MA degree in Commonwealth History, Birkbeck, University of London. More https://www.katrinanaomi.co.uk/
Poetry collections and pamphlets by Katrina Naomi:
-Wild Persistence (Seren Books, 2020). 
-Typhoon Etiquette, a Japanese-themed pamphlet. (Verve Poetry Press (2019, in its 2nd edition after six weeks).  
-The Way the Crocodile Taught Me (Seren Books, 2016)
-Hooligans (Rack Press, 2015).  Charlotte Brontë’s Corset (Brontë Society, 2010).  
-Lunch at the Elephant & Castle (won the Templar Poetry Competition, 2008).
Katrina Naomi is a member of the Poetry Society, UK, the Society of Authors and the Royal Society of Literature among several other prestigious groups, societies and associations. 

🔹Mary J. Oliver
is a poet and novelist who most kindly assisted us at CKCU-FM93.1 | Literary News with the production of this broadcast as a guest editor. Without her profound personal knowledge of the specifically Cornish sphere of literary activities in her country, we could not have produced the show. We’re very thankful to her for all that she has done for us as well as for her fellow poets.-
Professionally trained in the visual arts, Mary J. Oliver took up writing full time ten years ago. Since then her poems have appeared in many periodicals and anthologies in the UK and US. Competitions won include those judged by the Irish poet Paul Muldoon, who won a Pulitzer Prize for Poetry and the T.S. Eliot Prize, and by the famous poet, novelist and wild-life protection activist Ruth Sophia Padel. Mary J. Oliver’s first book, Jim Neat: The Case of a Young Man Down on His Luck, was published by Seren Books in 2019. In 2017, the original manuscript of Jim Neat was awarded 2nd prize in the New Welsh Writing Memoir Award. Five of the poems from it have been set to music for piano by the composer Judith Bailey. Mary J. Oliver edits ‘Piccolina,’ a poetry newsletter promoting live-poetry events in Cornwall, UK. She is chair of the Poetry Society’s Penzance Stanza Group. More https://www.serenbooks.com/author/mary-j-oliver
Mary J. Oliver’s poem ‘Bicep to Bicep’ was published by The Guardian (December 2019) as «the poem of the month»
https://www.theguardian.com/books/2019/dec/07/poem-of-the-month-bicep-to-bicep-by-mary-j-oliver

🔸 Finally, we should like to give credit to and thank two Cornish musicians who are based in Penzance in the far west of Cornwall. 
🔹 Tom Goskar (mandolin) and Tehmina Goskar (violin and cello) of cornishtrad.com who granted us the permission to insert excerpts from two compositions performed by them:
The first is called ‘Can Jack’ and the second is called ‘Pencarrow’. Can Jack is by Cornish author and playwright Robert Morton Nance. Pencarrow is traditional, possibly dating from the 17th century. 
More: Cornish Celtic Music - Can Jack and Pencarrow>
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Poetry From Cornwall, UK: New Female Voices.

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key of D, 115 bpm. This is built from samples of me plucking strings and tapping on my tamboura. One loop of live performance is repeated at intervals over patterns created with the samples. Some filtering on the percussive element. Logic.
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