Special guest Maria Chavez joins Radio Ruido for a live webcast.

May 2007 Giant Ear)))
"In Memoriam"
Hosted by Todd Shalom
1. Charles Morrow, "Anurae" (2:38)
2. Sean Clute, "Outside Your View" (4:08)
3. Susanna Carlisle, "Illuminations" (4:35)
4. Nick Fox-Gieg, "Elegy" (1:43)
5. Christopher Edwards, "Traffic" (5:13)
6. Glen Bach, "Bridge Elegy" (3:17)
7. Arc Minute, "Bola" (5:38)
8. Randall Potts, "Song for Dying" (0:45)
9. Marcelo Radulovich, "Miel" (18:27)
10. Rodrigo Cienfuegos, "Farewell" (1:58)
11. PSBEUYS, "Farewell" (5:35)
12. Nick Mariette, "Binaural Tooth Extraction" (14:20)
13. Stuart Sperling, "WTC Site October 5, 2001 (excerpt)" (27:44)
14. Matthew Sansom and Jim Harold "Last 30min (excerpt)" (14:32)

Jarrad Powell is a composer whose work involves a variety of media, including chamber music, music for theater and dance, and sound installation. Powell is an Associate Professor at Cornish College of the Arts and is also Director of Gamelan Pacifica in Seattle. Jarrad Powell has an interest in the music of Asia, and is especially noted for his work with gamelan. He was born in Montana in 1948 and studied music from an early age, including piano, percussion, and guitar. He received his M.A. in music composition from Mills College, where he studied with Anthony Braxton, Conlon Nancarrow, David Rosenboom, Pauline Oliveros and Larry Polansky and received the prestigious Paul M. Henry Award for excellence in music composition. He has also studied Javanese gamelan extensively with a number of teachers, including K.R.T. Wasitodiningrat, Endo Suando, Antonius Sutrisna, Supardi, and Sri Djoko Rahardja. Mr. Powell has been a faculty member at Cornish College of the Arts since 1987, where he is currently Associate Professor. He is also Director of Gamelan Pacifica, Artistic Director of the Seattle Creative Orchestra, and co-director of Composer/Choreographer: new dialogues dance, music, media. He has recorded for What Next? Recordings, Periplus, Mode Records, New Albion, O.O. Discs, and the Leonardo Music Journal.

Radio Ruido hosts this show live from Brooklyn, often with guest turntablists.

The final presentation of the Rome stop on the Summer 2007 tour of the Subliminal History of New York State, shape note singing and story telling of truer than true stories about Rome, NY.

Radio Ruido's "Triangulation" show, and ben owen's "Radio Home Listen" show both originate this week from free103point9's new Brooklyn home at 338 Berry St. in Brooklyn. "Triangulation" will include special guest Giancarlo Bracchi aka DJ Mangoon. Tune in for experimental sounds, and watch video live from free103point9 Online Radio at www.free103point9.org.

Many thanks to all of the extraordinary folks who helped out: Jean Cook, Fran Spiegel, Takashi Murata, Tarikh Korula, Mara Barenbaum, Roshan Abraham, Ryosuke Takasaki, Mark Anderson, Cameron Hull, Sarah Margaret Halpern, Tristen Shepherd, and Owen Agnew. It was a terrific weekend. - Galen Joseph-Hunter, Tianna Kennedy, and Tom Roe.

Current free103point9 volunteers and others who would like to become free103point9 volunteers are invited to help work on the future Wave Farm Study Center. Volunteers are also urged to perform on live audio and video web stream of the barn-raising. free103point9 will put up volunteers at Wave Farm, feed everyone, and coordinate rides for those coming from New York City. Please contact Tom Roe at tr @ free103point9. org for more information.

Peformances from:
1 p.m.: DJ Dizzy
3 p.m.: Miloh

This show is part of free103point9's Tenth Anniversary Celebration March-Oct., 2007.

Tonight's guest composer, Stephen Fandrich, presents "Polos" for piano. "Polos" is made of harmonies and gestures inspired by the concept of harmonic space. Stephen Fandrich is a piano soloist, improviser and composer as a member of the group Monktail Creative Music Concern, as well as a vocalist and overtone singer as a member of Gamelan Pacifica. He is also founder and director of the Seattle Harmonic Voices.

Artist Carrie Dashow and shape note singer and composer Jesse Pearlman Karlsberg of the Society for a Subliminal State will bring their touring community art, video, and music project, the Subliminal History of New York State to six towns and cities along the Erie Canal this June and July.
This show is culminating performance of the Lockport stop on the Subliminal History of New York State tour of the Route of Progress. A participatory performance featuring shape note singing and storytelling. All present join in the performance to tell the subliminal history of the town. Tune in to live webcast.

Selections from a year's worth of combing the record stores and online radio show archives - collecting the Mighty Food Song - 400 and running.

The playlist will include special treats such as: "Snap Crackle Pop," The Rolling Stones (Rice Crispies advertisement); "Porcupine Pie," Neil Diamond; "Sushi Girl," The Tubes (Chuck's favorite); "Girl in the Chinese Restaurant"; The Fly Ashtray, "Maximum Consumption," The Kinks; "Chips, Chicken and Banana," Jo Jo and the Fugitives; "Hot Dogs," Blind Lemon Jefferson, and more.

"Life is a minestrone. Death is a cold lasagna...suspended in deep freeze." - 10cc

Presented in the spirit of George Carlin, who said there was nothing more American than "getting drunk and blowing shit up," here's a playlist of contemporary protest songs for your holiday party! Celebrate the freedom to speak, dance, and burn things--whether it's flags, burgers, bottlerockets, or CDRs!

Tune in for an audio stream of 31 Down's current production: Universal Robots on free103point9 Online Radio 8 - 9:30 p.m.

Radio Theater Presents: Universal Robots.

31 Down returns this summer with a hypnotic sound and image collage inspired by the lives and works of the Brothers Capek, who coined the term robot in the 1920s with their famous science-fiction play, R.U.R. Universal Robots examines the role of technology's advancement in a modern day society in search of utopia. The play fuses dark foreshadowing excerpts from R.U.R. with several other works from the canon of Karel and Josef Capek and the last year of their lives.

The company includes the work and assistance of Ryan Holsopple, Mirit Tal, Shannon Sindelar, Jon Luton, Shauna Kelly, Thom Sibbitt, Jonathan Valuckas, Kelly Tuohy, Justin Tolley, Mike Radosta, Tara Fawn, Benjamin Brown and DJ Mendel. http://31down.org/upcoming.html

Experience Universal Robots in person:
June 28--July 7. No performance Sunday. All shows at 8:00 p.m.
$17/$12 student admission
At the Ontological Theater at St. Mark's Church
131 East 10th Street, NYC

Tickets available through Theatermania: 212-352-3101 and at http://www.ontological.com

Presented in association with the Ontological-Hysteric Incubator and developed with the facilities and support of Gertrude Stein Repertory Theatre's Digital Performance Institute artist residency program http://www.digitalperformance.org/

Installations and projects from LoVid, Douglas Repetto, Tianna Kennedy and Tarikh Korula, and Michelle Rosenberg are on view at Wave Farm during all public events summer/fall 2007 and by appointment. Email info @ free103point9.org or phone 518-622-2598 to schedule a visit.

Tune(Out)))side:
This outdoors variation of free103point9's Tune(In))) event features artists playing directly into five FM transmitters at free103point9's Wave Farm. No sound is amplified. Attendees tune in with radio headphones (provided) as they explore 30 acres of meadows, forests, and ponds. $5 admission.

Streamed live on free103point9 Online Radio. Five channels:

CHANNEL ONE
(entrance stage)
Tianna Kennedy
Todd Merrell
Chris Forsyth
Matt Bua
Edmund Mooney + Jonny Farrow + Andrea Williams
Marievel Knievel
Mara Barenbaum

CHANNEL TWO
(under large tree in the forest)
Gill Arno
Richard Garet
Scott Allison
Andy Graydon
ben owen
Michael Farley
Andy Hayleck
Koen Holtkamp
Bruce Tovsky
Ilya Monosov
Curated by ben owen.

CHANNEL THREE
(stage near the ponds)
Mudboy
Elliot Sharp + Shou Wang
Blues Control
Bunnybrains
QXW
Thick Wisps
Curated by Giancarlo Bracchi.

CHANNEL FOUR
(under the silver sail)
Marina Rosenfeld
( )
Radio Ruido
Tom Roe
Sarah Margaret Halpern
Oh My Fucking God
Marisa Olson

CHANNEL FIVE
free103point9: Selected Works
A video compilation featuring selected recordings from ten years of free103point9 archives. Compiled and edited by Giancarlo Bracchi.

Join us in celebrating Sing Sun Room coinciding with Tune(Out)))side 2007.

The inaugural work in the Wave Farm Sculpture Garden, Sing Sun ­ Room is an interactive sound sculpture and installation by artist Matt Bua. The project employs an existing mobile home located on the Wave Farm property and creates a custom addition or outgrowth, which functions as a gazebo space that harnesses various elements (wind, water, and solar) in order to transfer them into sound. Wind: Part of the structure wall will be built with embedded whistle technologies, which react to various amounts of wind. Sections of the walls may be opened and closed in order to control or ?play? thematic groupings such as Unison pitches and specific tones.  

Water/Rain: Water/Rain: By devising an acoustic system, which reacts to rain fall, the structure will have a precipitation-reactive voice.

Solar/Sun: The exterior of the structure will be outfitted with custom solar panels; the energy collected will be translated into sound. This technology is based on the solar inventions of Nikola Tesla, who is credited along with Guiglielmo Marconi as having invented radio.Other sounds will be made using experiments of Alessandro Volta, Michael Faraday and others. 

During the planning and construction process Bua will meet with a group of local teens interested in contemporary art and renewable energy practices. Through a series of workshops, the group will learn about individual expression while working collaboratively on visual and sound-based art.  

www.free103point9.org/artist.php?artistID=22
www.overcoat.org


Sing Sun Room Blog

Special guest Che Chen (of True Primes) will perform a DJ set this week on Radio Ruido's "Triangulation."
Che Chen is one half of the band, True Primes, as well as a solo performer who uses stringed instruments, winds, reeds, tape machines, synthesizers, film projections and generally whatever's handy in works heavily influenced by his interest in ritual and folk musics from around the world. True Primes, his duo with singer/percussionist, Rolyn Hu, has an album called We Have Won out on Locust, and Chen has an artist's book due out on the Phaserprone imprint this summer. He is also the editor of O Sirhan, O Sirhan , a private press zine devoted to the presentation of artist's archival materials ranging from musical scores and writings to photographs, drawings, films and videos. OSOS also features interviews and articles on artists and musicians that have so far included Henry Flynt, Jorge Boehringer, Bruce McClure, Mary Halvorson, Animal Collective, Devendra Banhart, Deerhoof, Edie Tsong, Sir Richard Bishop, Mark Gergis, and others. O Sirhan, O Sirhan #2 zine+DVD is due out in Fall of 2007.

Artist Carrie Dashow and shape note singer and composer Jesse Pearlman Karlsberg of the Society for a Subliminal State will bring their touring community art, video, and music project, the Subliminal History of New York State to six towns and cities along the Erie Canal this June and July.
Culminating performance of the Lily Dale stop on the Subliminal History of New York State tour of the Route of Progress. A participatory performance featuring shape note singing and storytelling. All present join in the performance to tell the subliminal history of the town. Tune in to live webcast.

The first program of the second season on The Somanmbutone features guest composer Grey Gersten, an experimental musician and filmmaker living in New York City.

Summer Winds:
Artists using wind instruments, breath, or air. Performances will take place throughout Wave Farm, both in the fields near Wave Farm's ponds, and in the forest. Free jazz, sound art, installations and other forms of wind will blow. Audio and video web streams for this show available at www.free103point9.org.

DizzySparkle 2 p.m.
Stars Like Fleas 2:45 p.m.
Christopher McIntyre 3:30 p.m.
Michelle Nagai + Kenta Nagai 4:30 p.m.
Tintinnabulate 5:15 p.m.
Sparkle Projects 6:30 p.m.
Hassay, DeChellis, Nakatani Trio 7:30 p.m. Wave Farm Visitor Information

PARKING: Park in the large field near the road. Follow entrance signs to pay admission and receive your radio and program notes.

FOOD: Food and beverages sold on premises. Diner within walking distance.

SERVICES: Port-a-let on property

ANIMALS: You may want to bring bug spray/sauce. Definitely check for ticks. Be alert in the woods for the bear. (These bears are not aggressive, but of course close encounters should be avoided. Please keep an eye out if you are exploring paths in the forest.) Dogs are allowed (no biters, please).

BRING: Balls (soccer field for playing), grills, bug spray, shoes that can get wet/muddy, flashlights, fishing poles (catch and release bass), etc.

PROPERTY BOUNDARIES: Please respect the Wave Farm property boundaries (refer to the map in your program notes), so that these summer events may continue for years to come.

KEEP WAVE FARM BEAUTIFUL: Please use the ample trash and recycling cans so we can keep the Wave Farm beautiful.

DO NOT: Move tiki torches (fire hazard).

DIRECTIONS BY CAR
From the either North or South, take the New York State Thruway (I-87) or the Taconic Parkway, to Route 23 West.

From the New York State Thruway (I-87), take exit 21 (Catskill/Cairo) and head West on Route 23 for about 11 miles. Keep left and stay on Route 23 at the fork with Route 145. Wave Farm is 3.6 miles from the stop sign at the fork, (about 1/4 mile, or the third entrance on the right after John Holzlman Road and the Cera's Restaurant sign.) free103point9's Wave Farm is the black top driveway on the right across from a bright blue house. If you pass the Gilded Grape store or Edison Timmerman Road you've gone too far.

From the Taconic Parkway, take the exit Route 82 (which becomes Route 23). Continue towards Hudson and then go over the Rip Van Winkle Bridge. Approximately 15 minutes after crossing the bridge, keep left and stay on Route 23 at the fork with Route 145. Wave Farm is 3.6 miles from the stop sign at the fork, (about 1/4 mile, or the third entrance on the right after John Holzlman Road and the Cera's Restaurant sign.) free103point9's Wave Farm is the black top driveway on the right across from a bright blue house. If you pass the Gilded Grape store or Edison Timmerman Road you've gone too far.

BY TRAIN
The closest Amtrak station is in Hudson, 15 miles east of Wave Farm. A taxi from the Hudson train station to Wave Farm costs approximately $35. 1-800-USA-RAIL
http://www.amtrak.com
Call Hudson Riverview Taxi (518) 828-3355 to have a taxi waiting for you at the station.

BY BUS
Adirondack Trailways runs two buses a day from New York's Port Authority to Windham, 10 miles west of Wave Farm.
1-800-858-8555
http://www.trailwaysny.com

free103point9's Wave Farm
5662 Route 23
Acra, NY 12405-1026
(518) 622-2598
info@free103point9.org

Artist Carrie Dashow and shape note singer and composer Jesse Pearlman Karlsberg of the Society for a Subliminal State will bring their touring community art, video, and music project, the Subliminal History of New York State to six towns and cities along the Erie Canal this June and July.
This show is culminating performance of the Schenectady stop on the Subliminal History of New York State tour of the Route of Progress. A participatory performance featuring shape note singing and storytelling. All present join in the performance to tell the subliminal history of the town. Tune in to live webcast.

"Sounds from Brooklyn's underground, physical music, and lo-fi antiquities." Shawn Onsgard performs live on free103point9 Online Radio during his AIRtime residency at Wave Farm.

Satellite is an electroacoustic/free improvisation trio that specializes in prepared instruments, extended techniques and intricate explorations of quiet noise that teeters on the verge of silence. Formed at Mills College in late 2005, the ensemble consists of Icelandic guitarist Steini Gunnarsson, violist Liz Meredith and Travis Johns on bass and electronics. With the assistance of an artist travel grant from the Icelandic government, the trio has convened in natural spaces within New York's Hudson Valley to produce a series of recordings that emphasize the acoustics and ambience of the spaces themselves as well as their own particular brand of musicianship.

Tune into free103point9 Online Radio to hear a live webstream of Satellite's Wave Farm recording session.

Tonight we present three new works by guest composer Tristan Dahn. Dahn is a musician based in Philadelphia working on a solo project under his own name and is also part of a rock band called The Pacemaker.