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It is in my pleasure to present a new radio programme in Balkan Hot Spot!

The Moon's Uterus is a programme which will deal with topics related to gender issues, such as: sexualities; gender identities; origin of sexism; gender in different cultures; biopolitics; current men and women relations in politically, socially, and emotionally; the adoration of female figures in several cultures, ... and also the topics that you may suggest on The Moon's Uterus facebook page!

Let's travel around many subjects which move the world, and let's make this trip through radio together.
Through this facebook page, suggest topics and music you would like to listen to in The Moon's Uterus!

Women, men, and people of all the possible genders, let's discuss together, let's share our opinions, let's celebrate human diversity!

SAOUT RADIO
Web-radio on contemporary audible art.
Founded in Morocco in 2012 by Younes Baba-Ali and Anna Raimondo.

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Saout Radio is a platform and a web-radio dealing with sound and radio art, mostly raising from all over Maghreb, Africa and the Middle-East. As sound can easily travel across boundaries and does not need a visa, Saout Radio represents the space between the local and the international, the FM radio and the public soundscape, the virtual and the physical. Saout Radio reunites sound works of diverse genres, destined to be broadcast throughout fm radios and internationally diffused or shown in a variety of spaces for diverse audiences. In doing so, Saout Radio works toward promoting a dialogue in the sonic art field with a post-colonialist approach, encouraging a south-south dialogue in sonic arts and an international exchange between people and structures.
Acting as an educational project as well, Saout Radio is also a  meta-radiophonic place where uses of sound for artistic purposes are shared through workshops, itinerant listening sessions and debates.
Saout Radio is not about “sound for sound’s sake”. In its philosophy, sound is rather interpreted as both a physical and social tool, able to create new possibilities, to suggest movements, to generate a public dialogue, to contaminate the urban space or to be an intimate mirror.
Radio art and sound art  are interpreted here as a way to exlpore, experiment and expand aesthetic possibilities, but also as a way to create and diffuse knowledge.
Saout Radio is a space in where artists, academics, curators, cultural actors and the public are invited to participate to generate an international community of listeners.

Team:
Artistic Directors: Younes Baba-Ali & Anna Raimondo
Production and logistics: Francesca Masoero
International Relations: Abbas Nokhasteh

March on Springfield for Marriage Equality, Oct. 22, 2013, Illinois. Noon-1pm entertainment. 1-2:30 pm Rally with speakers. 2:30-3:30 March. All at Capital
Description
Rally/March Details
Tuesday October 22, 2013
Illinois State Capitol
401 S. 2nd Street
Springfield, Illinois
Noon-1 PM: Entertainment
1 PM-2:30 PM: Rally
March around Capitol: 2:30-3:30 PM 
LOBBY TIME 3:30-5 p.m.

ASL interpreters provided at the Rally and March

Lots of details posted here:
http://www.marchonspringfield.org/

Note for Amtrak to Springfield: People MUST reserve or purchase tickets in advance (online http://www.amtrak.com/purchase-train-tickets-online-mobile-and-more, by phone 1-800-872-7245), or at an Amtrak station (Glenview, Chicago, Joliet). You CANNOT walk up and buy a ticket the day of travel. Photo ID (license/state ID/Passport) must be presented.

March on Springfield Frequently Asked Questions
Our website has most of the answers to your FAQs, here: http://www.marchonspringfield.org/

Especially handy is the Travel button, http://marchonspringfield.com/transport.php, where you can find out about:
1) Parking
2) Buses with seats for sale
3) If you are doing a private bus, there are links to maps for drop off and parking
4) Train links
5) Housing/hotel info

For buses we suggest arriving between 11 and noon and then departure 5 or 5:30 pm, because some political groups will be doing events and lobbying 3-5 p.m. Oct. 22. The bus drop is on Monroe and 2nd Streets, one block from the rally. 

March Day, Tuesday, Oct. 22
Concert, rally and march starting point are all at 2nd and Capital streets. 
You may want to bring a chair-in-a-bag if standing is an issue for you during rally and concert. 

Schedule for the March
Noon-1 p.m.: Rock the March concert with LGBT singers and choral groups. 
(Note some acts will be in the 1-2:30 p.m. timeslot)
Artemis Singers and Amasong
Windy City Performing Arts
Chicago Gay Men's Chorus
Steve Grand
Sami Grisafe
SONiA of disappear fear
De'Borah
Marcus Terell & the Serenades
Stephen Leonard
KOKUMO!
Sandra Antongiorgi
and MCs will be C.C. Carter and Honey West


1-2:30 p.m.: Speakers and singers
Speakers from a wide variety of backgrounds, including activists, religious leaders, families and more.


2:30-3:30 p.m.: March around the 4-block expanse of the capital, back to the 2nd and Capital starting point.
Joining us for the March will be:
Jammin for Justice EarthBeat Drummers
Lakeside Pride Freedom Marching Band


3:30-5 p.m.: LGBT political groups including Equality Illinois may have events inside the State Capital, including lobbying of your elected officials. So make sure to leave time to meet your state reps if you can. Also, bring a state-issued ID, and no signs allowed inside. 


Sign language and disability issues
There will be a sign language interpreter.
There will be a roped-off area for wheelchairs, for those needing chairs and for the hearing impaired.


Food and Beverages
The March will not have food or beverages, but there are places nearby for food and drinks.
Come to the rally site at 2nd and Capital for maps and details.

11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. there will be free youth bus lunches available 1 block from the rally site. 
RSVP for these to tracy@marchonspringfield.com so we know how many.

For adults and families, we have several places providing food.

Options open starting 11 a.m. include:

• Station House bar, with mama's Kitchen providing $5 lunch specials, 306 E Washington St, 217-525-0438
• Augie's Front Burner restaurant, 109 S. 5th Street (lunch specials all day), reservations 217-544-6979
• Maldaner's, 222 S. 6th Street (at Monroe), reservations 217-522-4313
• Boone's Saloon, 301 W Edwards at College St, specials $6.99-$9.99, 217-679-3752 (10% goes to the March)
• Café Moxo, 411 E Adams Quick Service Lunch 217-788-8084
• Tin Can Pub, bar only, at 225 E. Monroe St., 217-679-2018


Media
There will be a media riser for media, and hookups for broadcast needs.
For media signup, contact Kevin Boyer, kevinboyer63@gmail.com.


Bathrooms
There will be port-o-lets, including one which is wheelchair accessible. 


Weather
The events will happen rain or shine, cold or hot, so come prepared with jackets and umbrellas.


What Color Should I Wear?
The March's color is dark purple, but feel free to wear what you want, or join in with your union, school or church colors/uniforms. 


Signs
Please feel free to bring banners for your groups, and special signs for marriage. Note we will be walking on the sidewalks, so large banners may not work. Make sure your signs are weatherproof if possible. Also, signs are not allowed inside the capital. 

We will also have about 2,000 signs for people to carry in the March.


Should we come down early/stay late?
There will be several advance events prior to the March on Springfield, Tuesday, Oct. 22.

If you can, we suggest you come down Monday, stay thru the Tuesday March, and then stay Wednesday for the legislative session. Or come even earlier for special events. 

You can also visit the great tourist attractions of Springfield, especially Abraham Lincoln museums and more. Seehttp://visit-springfieldillinois.com/ . 

The area LGBT and allied groups have events including benefits, bar events, concerts, church services, AA groups and more. 

We will be posting a full calendar of events, but here are some Events in Springfield:

Friday, Oct. 18
Phoenix Center of Springfield, 13th Annual Fall GAYla Dinner & Auction
http://www.phoenixcenterspringfield.org/phoenix-center-calendar/ .

Sunday, Oct. 20
Abraham Lincoln Unitarian Universalist Congregation, 10:30 am service, 745 Woodside Rd., Springfield. "Unity and Diversity in the 21st Century" with special guest speaker, The Reverend Mark Kiyimba, minister and founder of the Unitarian Universalist Church of Uganda. He also operates a primary school for over 550 students, many of whom have been affected by HIV/AIDS, and a children's home for AIDS orphans near Masaka, Uganda. 

First Presbyterian Church of Springfield, Illinois, Service 10:30 a.m. Special guest: Tricia Dykers-Koenig, the National Organizer for Covenant Network, plus members discuss what it has meant to them to be part of an inclusive congregation, 321 South 7th Street. 

Monday, Oct 21
The Coalition of Rainbow Alliances (CORAL) for the Springfield area hosts a picnic with PFLAG of Springfield, open to all March attendees, 4-10 p.m., at Lincoln Park, along North 5th from Sangamon Avenue southward. 

Scandals Bar, 1031 S. 11th Street, Springfield, 217-381-9514, hosts a concert with some of the March on Springfield musicians, to benefit CORAL and SARA (Springfield AIDS Resource Association), 8 p.m. 

Tuesday, Oct. 22
Legacy Project, LGBT history markers, will have a traveling display of the markers both inside and outside the capitol building. 

Rainbow Families event starting 9 a.m., FREE, at Illinois State Museum, 402 S. Spring St., Springfield. All day, including during the march, a place for families to take a break. Changing stations available, next to family-friendly mall for food. Play space for toddlers up to 10 years old, and for older kids, a search-interactive game with their families. 

Equality Illinois "Refresh & Recharge" reception open to all at Station House gay bar, 4-6 p.m., $5 donation, 306 E. Washington St., Springfield. 

Station House gay bar, 306 E. Washington St., Springfield, 217-525-0438 late evening, hosts a show featuring drag artists and more. 

Open AA & 12 Step meeting in Springfield, Tuesday, Oct. 22, 7-8 p.m., Christ Episcopal Church on 6th and Jackson.



Album Notes
This 2014 Grammy submitted album for 3 categories including "Best Contemporary Instrumental Album", came to be as a result of a bi-coastal collaboration between composer/guitarist Jack Warner in Los Angeles, and composer/arranger Glenn Finnan, in Wilmington, Delaware.
Each of the eight guitar tracks have been performed first as a guitar solo (or a layered mix of guitar-only music), with no instrumental accompaniment. Then Glenn “re-imagined” the music and conceived of a whole new album for a whole new audience. Glenn decided to focus on arranging music to add to the original guitar tracks that would appeal to an audience who appreciates guitar music mostly in a concert hall or acoustic setting. In each case, Glenn took inspiration from Jack's original melodies, rhythms, and harmonies to decide what kind of feel the “new” piece should have. The result is an album that takes the original guitar tracks, makes no changes in them themselves, but wraps them in a new, varied mix of instrumental accompaniments. Ranging from large spectacular orchestras to intimate small ensembles, the new album has something for everybody. Some pieces are bold and brilliant, some are private and personal. All contain Jack’s original flair for appealing melodic fragments and brilliant playing technique, combined with Glenn’s vision of colorful and dynamic instrumental textures, and all are thoroughly enjoyable. The guitar is the common element throughout, and thus serves as our travel guide. We go along for the adventure.

Track 1. Santa Ana Fiesta: The guitar starts our journey with a flourish, showcasing its technical and melodic flair. From there, we enter a full-orchestra world where sunny skies and tropical breezes are easily imagined. Catchy guitar hooks and bright Latin accents suggest a celebration. Syncopated and insistent at the same time, the music carries us through peaks and valleys, marching to the deliberate beat to a brilliant finish.

Track 2. Pueblo Desperados: The orchestra charges in with driving strings, surrounding the guitar with an emotional urgency that easily imagines the drama of ruthless and desperate outlaws in the old west. Guitar soliloquies give occasional pause to the relentless pace, and the piece ends with neither the guitar nor the orchestra seeming to know how the story ends.

Track 3. Key West Breezes: Life is beautiful in Key West. The guitar takes us there, imagining a night spent on a secluded section of beach in the dark night, feeling the warm tropical breezes and hearing the cool rush of the rolling waves, represented by a small ensemble of pitched percussion and accent instruments. Occasionally, the noise of the city intrudes, but the night slips away quietly, as the sounds of the beach fade out.

Track 4. Santa Fe Moon: Beginning with the strict rhythms of city life, the guitar leaves town to wander throughout the dark-yet-moonlit deserts and plains of the southwest. Under endless skies, one can come across any number of villages and native wonders, all pictured by the orchestra as being bathed in that one-of-a-kind moonlight, casting long shadows even in the dead of night.

Track 5. Miami Beach Street Party: On a hot weekend afternoon, the guitar and a group of percussionists gather on a street corner to play for the passers-by. Catchy and insistent guitar music is punctuated by Latin percussion, cymbals and drums. With the intoxicating guitar melodies and free-styling drums, no one can resist joining the party.

Track 6. Hollywood Hustle: In the city of stars, nothing ever stands still. Everyone is on the move and looking for, or looking to be, the next big thing. With only an occasional moment to reflect here and there, the guitar and orchestra imagine a city where something is happening around every corner, traffic is constant, the temperature is hot, and style is premium.

Track 7. Monterey Rendezvous: The guitar reflects softly. Set among a small ensemble of winds, harp, and accent percussion, the music imagines a private, languid afternoon of shared intimacy. Here, there are only two lovers, and in their tropical villa, they are free and unhurried, to explore their most sensual desires.

Track 8. Venice Beach Heat: Concluding our musical journey, the guitar takes us outside to the hot sun, and we are propelled forward by both the hot rhythms and cool jazz of a local band. The guitar is surrounded by brass, saxes, vibes, bass and percussion, holding its own until even it can’t help but be swept into the overall mix, as our journey flies headlong to a free-for-all finish.


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Electronic Pop group formed by Massimo Costa and Dario Roscani

The debut album "The Year of Changes" by EASTINTYA  is almost completed...

A concept album made from travel notes and ambient recordings combined with extensive sound research, using electronic and acoustic instruments, (rather than analogue or digital gear) to create a visionary blend ranging from pop to rock, from electronic to dance.
What we wanted to do within “The Year of Changes” is to blend the essence of travelling into a unique musical experience, while featuring many talented italian musicians and well known London based vocalists.
Certainly the most important aspect for us is to relay the main human experience made through sightseeing & travelling around Europe, watching the people, meeting new faces, discovering different cultures and conveying all these extraordinary sensations into a mesmerizing journey.
The album is a pure cocktail of true ambient recordings, from concert crowds to stations,city ambience or airport crowds to everything that suggests emotions constructed by the listening to the very sounds that engulfed us. This is what we, at Eastintya, wanted to suggest to our listeners. And this is why we think the making of “T.Y.O.C.” was definitely the result of the best of our efforts and know how. We really hope that people appreciate it.

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