Podcasts by Extended Techniques

Valentyn Silvestrov’s Endless Melodies and “the End of History” from 2022-12-29T03:12:13

“I think that creativity, which is evidence of the artistic path, is not merely a set of examples of different stages of development; rather, it transcends the temporary cultural situation in some ...

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The Heaven and Earth of Sofia Gubaidulina from 2022-01-10T02:08:39

This episode is dedicated to the 90th birthday of Sofia Gubaidulina. Based on archival documents, historical publications and her interviews from the 1990s to present, the episode discusses Gubaidu...

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The Ah of Steve Dalachinsky from 2021-05-09T02:13:52

This podcast is a tribute to an award-winning downtown New York free-jazz poet and concert aficionado, Steve Dalachinsky. It features Dalachinsky’s studio and concert recordings with Thurston Moore...

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Podcast #2 The Voices of Phil Minton from 2012-11-05T16:19:37

Exclusive music and personal insights of British singer Phil Minton: from freely improvised abstract pieces for solo voice, to unusual renditions of classical repertoire, to avant-garde works inspi...

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The Voices of Phil Minton from 2012-11-05T15:19:37

Exclusive music and personal insights of British singer Phil Minton: from freely improvised abstract pieces for solo voice, to unusual renditions of classical repertoire, to avant-garde works inspi...

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Podcast #1 John Cage: A Liberator of Sound from 2012-09-06T00:14:22

Contribution of John Cage to extending timber and compositional techniques: using any object to make music, development of new percussion instruments, prepared piano and electronics; invention of c...

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John Cage: A Liberator of Sound from 2012-09-05T22:14:22

Contribution of John Cage to extending timber and compositional techniques: using any object to make music, development of new percussion instruments, prepared piano and electronics; invention of c...

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