free103point9 is pleased to present an afternoon and evening of outdoor experimental sound performance at Wave Farm in the foothills of the Catskill Mountains. Internationally recognized artists Matthew Burtner, Nicolas Collins, and Scanner will each map and respond to the local environs—both physical and ephemeral. The performances will take place on a meadow. Audience members are encouraged to bring blankets; picnic provisions will be available on site. Matthew Burtner
The work of composer and sound artist Matthew Burtner explores environmental systems (ecoacoustics), technological embodiment, and extended polyrhythmic and noise-based musical systems. His instrumental and computer music is performed widely and he tours regularly with the metasaxophone, an augmented computer instrument of his own creation. A native of Alaska, he currently teaches composition and computer music at the University of Virginia, where he is associate director of the VCCM Computer Music Center. Burtner’s Studies for Radio Transceiver question the nature of the radio medium and the role it plays in forming the content of a musical system.

Nicolas Collins
New York born and raised, Nicolas Collins studied with Alvin Lucier and worked for many years with David Tudor. "The first guy to take a computer onto a bar stage" (in the words of George Lewis), Collins combines cutting edge and trailing spine technologies into performances that explore found sound material, acoustic phenomena and musical interaction. His 1985 Devil's Music (one of the first compositions to make use of live sampling) grabbed fragments of radio broadcasts, ham transmissions and cell phone conversations and wove them live into a post-disco, pre-mashup homage to John Cage's Imaginary Landscape No. 4.

Former Artistic Director of STEIM (Amsterdam) and a DAAD Composer-in-Residence in Berlin, Collins teaches at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and is editor-in-chief of Leonardo Music Journal. His book, "Handmade Electronic Music - the Art of Hardware Hacking", will be published by Routledge in 2006.

Scanner
From British artist Scanner’s (Robin Rimbaud) early controversial work using found mobile phone conversations to his focus on trawling the hidden noise of the modern metropolis as the symbol of the place where hidden meanings and missed contacts emerge, his explorations traverse the experimental terrain between sound, space, image and form, creating absorbing, multi-layered sound pieces that twist technology in unconventional ways. Scanner has performed and created works internationally including SFMOMA USA, Hayward Gallery London, Pompidou Centre Paris, Kunsthalle Vienna, Bolshoi Theatre Moscow, Tate Modern London and the Royal Opera House London.

ALSO FEATURED


AURICLE by MICHELLE ROSENBERG

Michelle Rosenberg has developed a series of works that identify different ways of listening. Auricle is a mobile parabolic sound reflector. This Auricle (pictured above), was first installed in Socrates Sculpture Park in 2005. It amplified lower frequencies such as traffic sounds best to listeners standing in the focus point of the curve with adjustable plastic semi-spheres that include openings for ear placement. At Wave Farm, Auricle will amplify voices, leaves rustling in the wind, and other Spectral Garden activities. www.michellerosenberg.com


Spectral Garden is made possible, in part, by the Electronic Media and Film Program of the New York State Council on the Arts, a state agency; and with public funds from the Greene County Legislature through the County Initiative Program, administered in Greene County by the Greene County Council on the Arts.


Wave Farm Summer Events 2006

Every last Sunday of the month tune in to Giant Ear))) for field recordings and soundscape works based on field recordings sent in from all over the world, and interviews and live sound events. This month's open call for July 30th's show is for Wind Powered works as there seem to be some Wind Farm debates and protests blowing through NYC this month. Works are due by July 23rd. Repeat play on Aug. 6.
Please send (preferably MP3s) to lemurz66@yahoo.com via www.dropload.com Please include your name, the length of the recording, and where the recording is from. More info on the NYSAE and past Giant Ear))) playists can be found at: www.nyacousticecology.org

31 Down radio theater’s "Metronoma," a haunted sound portrait of evil and isolation. Evoking the solace of a long walk with H.P. Lovecraft in a bitter New England forest of the 1930's. The simple ticking of a tube-powered metronome conjures unearthly visions as insanity takes hold of the world of an aging writer. A hauntingly disturbing music score lies beneath 31 Down's clinically dexterous use of technological antiquities in this glimpse into the mind of one of pulp's most notorious imaginations.

Streamed live on free103point9 Online Radio on Fri. Aug. 4 and Fri. Aug. 11 at 10 p.m. May be a video stream too.

Produced by free103point9 transmission artists 31 Down.

Watch preview, and more information at http://www.31down.org

Thu-Sats, 8 p.m., Fridays also at 10 p.m. $17 adults, $12 students.

"Terrifically disturbing,"
—Sam Thielman, Backstage

Electronic and vocal wizards Freddie Mas play live on air from the free103point9 Project Space in Brooklyn. Brought to you by The Birds Nest with interstitial DJ'ing and a possible radio play.

Stephanie Rothenberg + Kristi Meal + Jeannine Giffear
Inspired by WWII propaganda broadcasters Tokyo Rose and Axis Sally, "The Zero Hour" brings you a live radio transmission investigating the mysterious white noise invading the "All America City" of Buffalo, NY. Broadcast from the storefront of Rustbelt Books in Allentown and the Abright-Knox Museum in Buffalo, listeners on the streets wear Pan-O-matic's special state-of-the-art tinfoil headgear to hear the transmission.
August 4, 6-10 p.m.
August 5, 8-10 p.m.
Part of Buffalo Infringement Festival
http://infringebuffalo.org/wiki/pmwiki.php/IF06/IF06

free103point9 presents a special day of radio art and performance on the Wave Farm grounds. Festival activities will feature microradio and nature walks, outdoor sound installations, unique mobile transmissions, and live music performance. Among the presented projects and events is a Microradio Sound Walk lead by members of the New York Society of Acoustic Ecology (NYSAE), sonic installations by Melissa Dubbin + Aaron S. Davidson, Lily Gottlieb-McHale, Jeff Feddersen, Michelle Rosenberg and , and the project Signal-to-Pink Transmissions by Karin Bolendar featuring FM transmissions activated by the participation of Pink, a Nigerian Dwarf goat. Dharma Dailey from Prometheus Radio Project will also hold a workshop. Also, Todd Merrell + Patrick Jordan will give a radio performance, and New York City-based rock band Lycaon Pictus will perform. Plus, Damian Catera will beam in a webcast to Wave Farm from the free103point9 Project Space in Brooklyn.

2:30-3:30 p.m.: RADIO WORKSHOP by DHARMA DAILEY
Dharma Dailey from the Prometheus Radio Group puts on a radio workshop.

MICRORADIO SOUND WALK by NYSAE

Microradio Sound Walk is a multiple transmitter sound piece and walking tour of local airwaves utilizing broadcast and computer technology to create a soundscape on a single FM frequency that responds to both the architecture and sonic phenomena of a specific space. Consisting of multiple transmission stations situated along a loosely defined walking path, listeners proceed through the route in the order of their choosing, as they move farther away from one station and grow closer to the next, the signal they receive too will shift. This sonic progression maps the spatial qualities of an area's local airwaves. Microradio Sound Walk premiered in 2004 with free103point9 transmission artists Damian Catera, Matt Mikas, Michelle Nagai and Tom Roe. It was presented in conjunction with Spectropolis: Mobile Media, Art and the City.

The New York Society for Acoustic Ecology is a NY metropolitan chapter of the American Society for Acoustic Ecology, a membership organization dedicated to exploring the role of sound in natural habitats and human societies, and promoting public dialog concerning the identification, preservation, and restoration of natural and cultural sound environments. It is the hope of NYSAE to explore and create an ongoing dialog regarding an aural experience that is specific to New York City. www.nyacousticecology.org



2-10 p.m.: LAST & LOST TRANSMISSIONS by MELISSA DUBBIN + AARON S. DAVIDSON

In Last & Lost Transmissions artists Melissa Dubbin and Aaron S. Davidson focus on lost and found messages. In Last Transmissions, the artists rebroadcast an amalgam of final messages made by individuals—a disc-jockey signing off one last time or a lost sailor’s plea, creating an opening into divergent narratives. In Lost Transmissions, the artists collect and rebroadcast, radio messages that have been lost during the process of transmission.
http://www.free103point9.org/artist.php?artistID=24




3-4 p.m.; 6-7 p.m. (leaving on the quarter hour so: 3:00, 3:15, 3:30, 3:45 & 6:00, 6:15, 6:30, 6:45): CAR HARP by LILY GOTTLIEB-MCHALE

Car Harp is a specialized Aeolian harp installed on top of a car. It is a wind powered string instrument and is controlled by the speed of the car. It plays harmonics, adding notes as the speed increases. The strings are miked and the sound is transmitted through the car radio.




2-10 p.m.: EARTHSPEAKER by JEFF FEDDERSEN

EarthSpeaker is an installation of multiple units of an outdoor sonic sculpture. Each unit is a large, solar-powered, electro-acoustic speaker, which absorbs sunlight during the day and at emits sounds at dusk. For Radio Festival, Feddersen will install a prototype of EarthSpeaker, being completed during his August AIRtime residency at Wave Farm. A forthcoming permanent installation will inaugurate free103point9 Wave Farm's Transmission Sculpture Garden.

EarthSpeaker has received additional support from the Eyebeam artist in residency program, with fabrication support from Glide, Inc. (www.glide-inc.com), a design and technology resource based in Brooklyn, New York.
http://www.zaftig.org




2-10 p.m.: AURICLE by MICHELLE ROSENBERG

Michelle Rosenberg has developed a series of works that identify different ways of listening. Auricle is a mobile parabolic sound reflector. This Auricle (pictured above), was first installed in Socrates Sculpture Park in 2005. It amplified lower frequencies such as traffic sounds best to listeners standing in the focus point of the curve with adjustable plastic semi-spheres that include openings for ear placement. At Wave Farm, Auricle will amplify voices, leaves rustling in the wind, and other Radio Festival activities. www.michellerosenberg.com




2-8:30 p.m.: SIGNAL-TO-PINK TRANSMISSIONS by KARIN BOLENDER

Signal-to-Pink Transmissions (...and the "Can We Sleep in Your Barn Tonight?" MYSTERY TOUR). Writes Bolender"“
George Washington had wooden teeth
but I've got wooden bones.
They float in the livesome dark, where owls and
possums haunt the high-up and rough-hewn
crossbeams. Different kinds of light come through
the cracks. Lows and brays shake down these nested
beams from deep inside. Hey there, there's hay in the black heart that rolls and
burns, a million tiny green flames. Can we sleep here? Can we sing and gut-string
and beat out on the threshing floor what may be
this dying barn's last dream? And carry what we gather in the night away, down
the highway to Dooms,Virginia, like seeds? Can we?

These are some of the questions writ in the warp and woodgrain of the "Can We Sleep in Your Barn Tonight?" MYSTERY TOUR, which will constellate in and around the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia circa June 3-11, 2006. This journey involves a wandering, roadside movement of a fluctuating band of artists and barnyard inhabitants-musicians, poets, a goatmother named Pink, and the spotted she-asses Aliass and Passenger, among others. In this traveling assemblage of beings and perceptions, the adventure seeks to embody both an investigation of troubled idylls and a rollicking wake for what's hidden and endangered in the present Appalachian landscapes-most especially in the old wooden barns that are quite literally subsiding, along with their unwritten languages and ways of knowing, as they go by the wayside of interstates, suburban development, and industrial agribusiness. So, it is in hopes of some last contact with the flickering, fading woods, fox operas and box turtles, and half-buried myths of cedar groves and agricultural relics that the MYSTERY TOUR will pass, on foot and hoof, through the valley to the summit of a Shenandoah mountain town called Dooms. While the passage itself is significant, what may be more vital to the ultimate project of the MYSTERY TOUR is what unfolds in the night-barns: in the indeterminate plays between all the creatures present, as we seek to fathom (through acoustical presence and musical, lyrical improvisation with stringed instruments, woodwinds, drums, and whatever else is along) what's in the motes, seeds, and oak-beams of these spaces' own wilder creaks and hums, and those of our own hides and bones.

As a way to explore and celebrate possibilities for crossbeam connections amidst the myriad pychoacoustical energies of rural realms, Signal-to-Pink Transmissions is excited to bring the recordings gathered in the course of the "Can We Sleep in Your Barn Tonight?" MYSTERY TOUR to the Radio Festival at Wave Farm on August 5, 2006. In keeping with the notion of presence in place as key, Pink, the MYSTERY TOUR's Nigerian Dwarf goat, will roam and graze around the Wave Farm over the course of the event, taking in the sights, sounds, and smells of the place as she broadcasts the recordings and some live-mixed material from a small transmission-wagon. And so the sounds plucked and twanged from the living mud of Virginia's harrowed fields and grassy edges (and from underground, too, in America's oldest show cave), will mesh in the airwaves with the green-light beams and summer oscillations of the Wave Farm's fertile transmission-arts atmosphere.

5 p.m.: LIVE RADIO PERFORMANCE by ANNA FRIZ

Anna Friz is a sound and radio artist who divides her time between Montreal and Toronto. For the past eight years she has predominantly created self-reflexive radio for broadcast, installation or performance, where radio is the source, subject, and medium of the work. She creates dynamic, atmospheric works equally able to reflect upon public media culture or to reveal interior landscapes. Friz has presented installation and performance works across Canada and in international media art contexts such as the Third Coast Audio Festival, Chicago; Digitales, Brussels; Club Transmediale, Berlin; Ars Electronica, Linz; die Akademie der Künste, Berlin; the Fifth International Biennial of Radio, Mexico City; and Arte Nuevo Interactiva, Yucatan. She has produced numerous original radio works for independent radio across Canada and the U.S., and for public radio in Canada, Austria, Germany, Denmark, and Mexico. Anna is a doctoral candidate in the Communications and Culture programme at York University, Toronto. http://www.free103point9.org/artist.php?artistID=25


6 p.m.: LIVE RADIO PERFORMANCE by TODD MERRELL + PATRICK JORDAN

Between what we can hear and what we can see are frequencies that surround us every day. They come from electrical systems in ships, the sun, cars, weather patterns, the subway, radio, and countless other sources. Every day, every hour, and everywhere, they change. Using a single sideband shortwave receiver and electronics, Todd Merrell will search the airwaves for the electrical fingerprints of Wave Farm on August 5, 2006, and transform these electromagnetic waves into an immersive, musical soundscape, an impression of what Wave Farm sounds and feels like electrically and musically, on that day, in that hour.
Todd Merrell creates immersive, otherworldly, musical soundscapes from electromagnetic radiation in the atmosphere and earth, using single sideband shortwave receivers and electronics. He has performed solo and collaborated with Aidan Baker, Pilotram, Casey Block, Lou Rossi, Patrick Jordan, Craig Colorusso, etc., and performed at numerous venues, including Knitting Factory, Issue Project Room, and Galapagos Art Space. His solo album 'Neptune' was released in February 2006 on Dreamland Recordings in Australia, and his work will appear on 'Compiled Sounds Vol. 1' on Transient Frequency in New York.
www.toddmerrell.com

Patrick Jordan works with with single sideband shortwave receivers and a variety of media, and has collaborated with Todd Merrell, Aidan Baker, Jake Bell, and Dan Gardopee, among others. His frequent collaborations with Todd Merrell have garnered critical praise from The New Art Examiner, P-Form Performance Art Magazine, and The Hartford Advocate.

7 p.m.: LIVE RADIO PERFORMANCE by DAMIAN CATERA

Damian Catera is an electro-acoustic composer/guitarist, sound installation creator and media artist. Catera's work reflects interests in sound-based composition/ improvisation, transmission, and socio-political critique. Recently he's been performing improvised "deCompositions" for live electronics, radio, and guitar. Catera's "deCompositional" process consists of an expanded instrument system, which samples and probabilistically processes live sound with algorithms, which he wrote in the MAX/ MSP programming environment. The end product is a constantly evolving, machine-improvised soundscape that is distinct in each implementation. Catera's sound installations reflect his interest in site-specific sound manipulation and surveillance, which he achieves with software also written in the MAX/ MSP programming environment. Catera has performed improvised solo guitar/ radio/ computer-based pieces abroad and in the U.S. including New York venues the Knitting Factory, the Kitchen, and The Cooler among many others. He has also performed in the Czech Republic, Germany, Poland and Slovakia. In March of 2000 he performed in the "La Primavera en Habana" festival in Cuba. During the spring of 1999, Catera toured the United States with Japanese sound artist and Zeni Geva guitarist K.K. Null. http://www.free103point9.org/artist.php?artistID=11


8 p.m.: Lycaon Pictus will perform a set of their songs.

"Brooklyn art-punks Lycaon Pictus once would've fit just fine on Ralph Records, though how their deranged dirges creepy-crawl though post-nuclear slime owes as much to Pere Ubu as to Tuxedomoon.” -Chuck Eddy, Village Voice



Radio Festival is made possible, in part, by the Electronic Media and Film Program of the New York State Council on the Arts, a state agency; The Experimental Television Center's Presentation Funds program, supported by the New York State Council on the Arts; and with public funds from the Greene County Legislature through the County Initiative Program, administered in Greene County by the Greene County Council on the Arts.


Wave Farm Summer Events 2006

live_feed: hybrid cuisine from the new radio kitchen.
A foodradio_network event hosted by Andrew Burrell and the Sydney College of the Arts Hybrid Radio Research Group. Thus breakfast radio event incorporates live feeds from Adelaide and San Francisco and a public breakfast event in a Sydney gallery. This event is part of a three week long exhibition and event program - "Aural Degustation, Tasty Bites to Feed the Ears" at the SCA Galleries, in the Sydney suburb of Rozelle.

::::Destructo Swarmbots (PublicGuilt Records) [ http://www.destructoswarmbots.com/ ] [live video][ http://www.publicguilt.com/ds-northsix.mpg ] [live video][ http://www.publicguilt.com/DS-northsix2.mpg ] Functioning as a 2 piece, but occasionally appearing as a solo act, DESTRUCTO SWARMBOTS has toured extensively, including two US tours(one in support of Italy’s ZU) and a European tour in support of New Jersey’s avant-hip hop act, DÄLEK, which saw DS joining DÄLEK and German legends, FAUST, on stage for an 8 man performance at the Bad Bonn Kilbi festival in Dudingen, Switzerland. DS has also shared the stage with GUAPO, THE BUG, DONNA SUMMER, HANIN ELIAS, ODDATEEE, and THE NEW FLESH. DESTRUCTO SWARMBOTS has released a self-titled, tour only CD and the full length, “2” available on Creepy Dog Eyes. They also remixed the ISIS song, “From Sinking”, which appears on ISIS Oceanic Remixes Vol. 4 LP available on Robotic Empire and the Japanese edition available on Daymare Recordings, which collects all 4 LPs together as a 2CD set. DS recently collaborated with Baltimore’s DRUMMACHINEGUN for a release which will see the light of day in 2005. DS member, Mike Mare, is also one half of the group MUNG, whose forthcoming debut, "Dididau," is slated to be mixed by Hans Joachim Irmler of FAUST.
::::ConstantMauk [ http://myspace.com/constantmauk ] ConstantMauk is Kelly Nourse of Harm Stryker [ http://harmstryker.org ]. Constant Mauk explores the depths of minimalism in noise and feedback based manipulation, incorporating lo-fi devices such as micro-cassette recorders with unconventional mixing techniques.
::::Harm Stryker [ http://harmstryker.org ] Harm Stryker is Kelly Nourse (aka ConstantMauk), & Kenneth Yates. Harm Stryker needs no introduction.
::::Insects with Tits [ http://myspace.com/insectswithtits ] If you'd hooked up a transducer to the key at the end of Ben Franklin's kite it might have sounded something like this: A slowly gathering storm filled with birdish chirps in the upper-mid and a pea-soup fog of bristling drone, until everything erupts into the kind of cleansing rain Travis Bickle dreamed of. Dark ambience is the focus but not the rule, as there's an earthy beauty inside these howling machines. Cells divide, electromagnetism radiates, blood pumps, gravity pulls. It's noise music, yes, but the kind that envelops and keeps you company on lonely evenings. Insects with Tits is Roger Smith of Chefkirk & Kenneth Yates of Harm Stryker, both of Virginia. Their project is an experiment, like the best things in life-- a politically and socially explicit venture with a focus on vegan action.
::::Chefkirk [ http://tibprod.com/chefkirk.html ] Chefkirk is Roger Smith (Insects With Tits) a combination of improvised drone and harsh electronics squeezed from a minimal arsenal of glitchy instruments and feedback loops. The ever prolific Chefkirk, given the amount of releases he has produced since the inception of Chefkirk in 2003 has released records on TibProd, AudioBot, Brise-Cul, ScratchNSniff Entertainment, Retinascan, Carbon Records, 804noise and others. Chefkirk is a socially and politically charged venture, focusing mostly on the issue of animal rights. This theme shows up frequently in Chefkirk releases in some form or another, whether it's through quotes, artwork, or other abstract conceptions that promote the ethical treatment of animals. More information about 804noise and other upcoming events please visit http://804noise.org/events.html

live_feed: hybrid cuisine from the new radio kitchen.
On the mornings of Wednesday 24 th August (Australian time), breakfasters in Sydney will be sitting down to share food and sounds with all who would care to partake. We will be mixing a live stream from our breakfast location in Rozelle and invite the collaborations of other radio foodies. We are working with the theme of “Aural Degustation: breakfast radio.”
Show starts at 7:30 p.m. NYC time (EDT, -4 GMT).

"The Bird's Nest" wards off snakes and vines! Lake (members Excepter, et al.) will play live on the show. Plus interstitial DJ'ing.

The internationally recognized experimental theater collective The Wooster Group premieres a contemporary, live performance based on original Dada materials. Questions and processes that informed Dada are parallel to interests of The Wooster Group, including experimentation with new technologies, collage techniques, and the deliberate misuse of convention. Directed by Elizabeth LeCompte, the three performances feature core Wooster Group members Kate Valk, Scott Shepherd, and Ari Fliakos with special guests. The Wooster Group's technical design team will contribute to the sound and video elements of the piece, and architects Liz Diller and Ricardo Scofidio will consult on the set design. This performance is held in conjunction with the exhibition Dada, on view through September 11.

Approximate running time is one hour. No fixed seating; the audience is free to move throughout the performance. Priority seating is available for individuals with disabilities and special needs.

Tickets ($35; members $25; students $15) can be purchased at the lobby information desk and the Film and Media desk, or online at www.ticketweb.com.

The Wooster Group performance is made possible, in part, by a gift from The Harold & Mimi Steinberg Charitable Trust.

Tune(In))) technology developed by free103point9: transmission arts.

Special guest Honeychild Coleman aka DJ Sugarfree

"The Bird's Nest" DJ cartel dusts off another shelf in its vault. With mummy-esque technique.

At the closing conference of the EU Culture 2000 project 'Radio.Territories' in Vienna, Sarah Washington and Knut Aufermann will be presenting a spectacle of European radio art, featuring highlights of the work that developed from the radio.territories project.
We would like people to send us miscellaneous one minute radio works which will be broadcast live on radio stations (including free103point9) across 7 countries on the 15th September 2006 from 19:00 - 20:00 Central European Time (+1 GMT). This is 1 p.m. EDT.
There will also be live micro-appearances in the studio from representatives of the contributing radio stations including Ed Baxter, the mastermind of Resonance 104.4-FM in London. Meistersoundtwister Dieb 13 from Vienna will be on hand to distort the proceedings.
Contributions are due by Sunday 10th September. Email them as high quality mp3 (256kbps stereo) to Sarah Washington at: washsarah@gmail.com.
Listen live on free103point9 Online Radio, www.free103point9.org.
Program will also air on:
Orange 94.0 (Vienna), fm station, http://o94.at/
Tlis (Bratislava), web station, http://www.tlis.sk/
Lemurie (Prague), web station, http://www.lemurie.cz/
Radio Grenouille (Marseille), fm station, http://www.grenouille888.org/
Resonance104.4fm (London), fm station, http://resonancefm.com/
Tilos Radio (Budapest), fm station, http://tilos.hu/
Radio Zero (Lisbon), web station, http://radio.ist.utl.pt/
A radio collection, simulcast live on radio stations across 9 countries on the 15th September 2006 from 19:00 - 20:00 Central European Summer Time.

Time Labs is a radio show that celebrates the EU Culture 2000 project 'radio.territories'. Sarah Washington and Knut Aufermann present this microscopic spectacle of radio art live at the radio.territories final conference *media - space - society* in Vienna hosted by ORANGE 94.0. The show features one minute works produced by more than 40 artists, highlights of the work that developed from the radio.territories project and micro-appearances in the studio from representatives of the contributing radio stations. Additional live mixing and distortions by Dieb 13.

Participating artists:
A Smith, UK - Bookmark
Adrian Shaw, UK - Shed
Alexander Wendt, UK - Wed
Audiowallpaper with Caro Hofer, Czech Republic - O94
Avant Gardeners, UK - Rab's Army
Bartek Kujawski, Poland - x?¸6ipart-mixe
Bruno Pisek, Austria - WIRSPRECHENZUEUCH
Chester Bentley, UK - 17 Second Song
Dieb 13, Austria - Live treatments
Duncan McAfee, UK - Animal Testing
Ed Baxter, UK – Mobile mini series
Elisabeth Eriksson, Sweden - Slefekarns Vals
Etienne Noiseau, France - petanque1 /petanque2 / tete a lenvers
Foofoofoo, Spain - grenouille foofoofoo
Frau Kraushaar, Germany - du kannst mir sehr gefallen / plingplong
Guanoman, UK - Tesseract
Hamster Dragster, UK - 1537
Harry Middleton, UK - Lion Lion
Herbert Gnauer, ORANGE 94.0 - Vienna Ian Faragher, UK - The Niarbyl Jacques Foschia, brocante sonore, Belgium - N°1 / N°4 / poupée gonflable Keiji Ueno, Japan - Industrial_Exotica
Knut Aufermann, Hungary - Media art is dying
Krzysztof Topolski, Poland - dana dana da !
Little Sparta and Gerry Mitchell, UK - Fairy Lights
Maki, France - Ophélie, featuring Muriel Blanchard
Martin Williams, UK - Erm
Merchant, UK - Lions at my Gate
Milos Vojtechovsky, Czech Republic - unknown
Not-a-bird, France - 1shot
Pedro Lopes, Portugal - Expression#1
Sarah Washington, Hungary - Electric Tag
Sexton Ming, UK - Tired Old Dog
Shed, UK - The Law (in a Nutshell)
Smack Miranda, UK - Radio Pigeon
the Beige Channel, USA - Gravity Problem No3
The Real Ricardo Reis, Portugal - quadrilha / invio
Tim Girven, UK – OMAG / OMBA / OMEG
Todd Merrell, USA - 800 Hurts me
TYPO, UK - GB01
Uquuvunga, UK - Remnant, Vela
Vero Mota, Germany - BERLIN MP3
Wolfgang Kemptner, Germany - 2feuerwehrautos-1
Wolfgang Peter Menzel, Sweden - tangonight
Ye Text Blender, UK - Forget Your Toothbrush

Produced by Mobile Radio: mobile-radio.net

Gretchen Parlato
Jason Lindner
Live webstream on free103point9 Online Radio.

This year the IT Awards brings something special to the "folks at home" - live backstage Web Streaming throughout the entire ceremony!

The gala event will be held this year in Cooper Union's distinguished Great Hall, hosted again by New York theatre legend, Charles Busch.

Presenters for the evening include Lanford Wilson, Ben Vereen, Martha Plimpton, Lisa Kron, Michael John LaChiusa, Leonard Jacobs.

Log on and watch LIVE as on-camera host and Off-Off-Broadway actor Desmond Dutcher interviews the recipients and celebrity presenters.Check out the behind-the-scenes events as well as interviews with Off-Off-Broadway's brightest as they leave the stage!

This experiment is being made possible with the help of Ryan Holsopple and free103point9. Log on to www.free103point9.org at 6:30 p.m. (EDT, -4 GMT) the night of the ceremony, Monday, September 18 to catch all the action as it happens!
http://www.nyitawards.org/

Monday night version of Matt Mikas' monthly "New + Used" show live on free103point9 Online Radio. This month with live performance from Joseph Foster (trumpet, electronics) Seoul, Korea, Jean Paul Jenkins (guitar) Portland, Oregon, and Bryan Eubanks (electronics, soprano) NYC.
The trio first met in Portland, Oregon in 2000, and began playing free improvised music of their own discovery coupled with desires and influences. Played extensively in Portland as a trio and in other settings. Toured west coast and other parts of US...began living in seperate cities in 2003...still collaborate and communicate. This is first time performing in same room together as a trio in two years.
More info:
Joseph Foster
JP Jenkins
Bryan Eubanks
FJE Trio

Special guest Mofongo aka Jose Ayala.

Dharma Dailey of Prometheus Radio Project and Tom Roe from free103point9 give a hands-on workshop about FM transmitters and how they work. Part of annual Albany Skill Share.
Radio skill share at 11:30 a.m.
Albany Skill Share opens at 9 a.m., and ends at 5 p.m., and admission is $3-10, sliding scale.

With Llorenç Barber, Mazen Kerbaj, Marcus Breuss, Diego Cahmy, Leonel Kaplan, Axel Dörner, Jean Pallandre, Sean Meehan and Tamio Shiraishi, Ricardo Arias, David Watson, Jon Rose, and Jonny Farrow.

This program will feature recordings of sound events or music meant to be performed as part of the surrounding soundscape or played and recorded regarding the soundscape (or simply “disregarding it”) as an integral part of the event or music.