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Summary: Every single Resonance FM show which has ever been released as a podcast.
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A seasonal greeting from Esteban Antonio. Speaking via mobile telephone, the musician, philosopher and inventor shares some of his thoughts and previews music from his new repertoire. For more information please go to: http://www.estebanantonio-hashem.com Produced by Lee Stapleford Originally broadcast on 25th December 2012
our last show for 2012, featuring joda clément, ephraimephraim wegner and julia weinmann, elin øyen vister, joda clement, sebastiane hegarty, emmanuel mieville, murmer, and a framework intro by cynthia fong.
As yet, I haven’t found any connection between this week’s subjects and Leicester. The following tracks are from a CD on the sub rosa label called Survival Research Laboratories, an outfit founded by Mark Pauline in 1978. Since its inception the SRL operated as an organisation of technicians staging over 50 performances in the USA, [...]
The Sound Projector Radio Show Friday 21st December 2012 ‘La Nativité du Seigneur’ ‘Oraison’ ‘Improvisations’ 1 played by Louis Thiry 2 is a 1937 composition for the Ondes Martenot 3 played by Olivier Messiaen at the organ of Paris Church of the Sainte-Trinité
Opera singer Richard Scott explores opera through the prism of various themes – politics, power, greed, the abominable, magic, lust, comedy. On today’s show, since it’s very nearly Christmas, he is playing the entirety of Menotti’s Christmas opera Amahl and the Night Visitors! This humorous and moving classic was written for American television in the [...]
Ajay Hothi opens the magazine that was a box- Aspen Magazine 1965-71 Questioning the successes, or otherwise, of its own form allowed Aspen to become a series of individual art objects. Michael Hampton discusees his feature Human Nature on contrasting views of outdoor art Recent exhibitions, including ‘Garden of [...]
In a seasonal podcast special, Jack heads to Balham, Gateway to the South, for the Christmas Fête organised by Vulpine, the London-based cycle clothing company. Featuring The Ride Journal, Artcrank, Michaux Club, Pannier.cc, Marsh-Mallows Cycling Holidays, Fresh Tripe and Nick Hussey of Vulpine.
framework:afield produced in germany and the united states by christoph limbach. for more information see http://soniclandscapeinterventions.wordpress.com.
Panel Borders: Brown, Nao / Bagnold Summer In the third of a trilogy of shows about depictions of lives on the comic book page, Alex Fitch talks to the authors of two of 2012′s most acclaimed graphic novels. Glyn Dillon discusses The Nao of Brown, his long awaited return to comics after much loved contributions [...]
This final episode of Hello GoodBye for 2012 promises be a big bumper box of treats! Featuring live music from: Unit, Keeley Forsyth & Sisters. Also, author Victoria Yeulet joins us in the studio to read an extract from ‘Women Make Noise’, a new book that documents the role of women within contemporary music. UNIT [...]
Leicester market, Tuesday afternoon. Second hand record stall. I bought 3 records for £3: Gather in the Mushrooms by Benny Hill, Winklepicker Shoes by Bernard Cribbins and an E.P. by the Yodelling Comedians who hardly yodel and are not humorous. The 4 tracks on the E.P. are Glamorous Alpine World, My Sweetheart lives in a [...]
Opera singer Richard Scott explores opera through the prism of various themes – politics, power, greed, the abominable, magic, lust, comedy. On today’s show it’s Christmas! What do The Three Tenors, Joni Mitchell, The Sixteen, Benjamin Britten, Paul Hillier, Diana Ross, Judy Garland and Alec Guiness all have in common? They’re all on The Opera [...]
Live music on The Hello GoodBye Show today from David Cronenbergs Wife and Kitchen Winos. David Cronenbergs Wife will be performing a collection of songs from their new LP ‘Don’t wait to be hunted before you hide’ (Blang Records). Tom Mayne’s 21st century urban folk/blues, revels in macabre and taboo lyrical themes that bounce along [...]
Grant Petersen thinks most cyclists need to 'unrace themselves', that is to say, stop following what professional racing cyclists do. Instead we should all ride more comfortable bikes in more comfortable clothes and be more relaxed about the whole experience. He's written a book called Just Ride and, in an extended interview, he tells Jack Thurston exactly what he means. Grant Petersen is a highly regarded bicycle designer, formerly of Bridgestone USA and founder and owner of Rivendell Bicycle Works in northern California.
Panel Borders: Nelson Continuing our month of shows looking at depictions of lives on the page, Dan Berry talks to four of his fellow creators who worked on the award winning anthology graphic novel Nelson, published by Blank Slate Books, including the book’s co-editor Rob Davis and artists Duncan Fegredo, Jonathan Edwards, Sarah McIntyre and [...]
