Live from Greene County presents live Online Radio performances from artists visiting free103point9's Wave Farm. February 4th will feature two live works by artist Seth Kim-Cohen.

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Six Things #6 for Henri Vaxby by John Lely (4:10-4:45pm EST)  On the 19th of February, 2005, John Lely, composed Things #6 for Henri Vaxby. The instructions (for analogue clock and guitar) are as follows: “When the second hand of the clock crosses the hour hand, play a note. When the second hand crosses the minute hand, play a harmonic.” By coincidence, on the 19th of February, 2006, Seth Kim-Cohen composed Six Things #6 for Henri Vaxby by John Lely. The instructions – for analogue clock, guitar, microphone and multi-track recording device – call for six five-minute performances of John Lely’s Things #6 for Henri Vaxby. The first thing is recorded. Then the second thing is also recorded, while the recording of the first thing is played back. The third thing is recorded, while the recordings of the first and second things are played back. You get the idea. By the time the sixth thing is recorded, it is accompanied by the previous five things. ABOUT SETH KIM-COHEN

Kim-Cohen's work takes shape in conceptual-based sonics, experimental music, and writings of fiction and criticism. Lecturer at Yale University School of Art, he is also the founder of Unst Collective who, among other activities, presented 12 weekly programs of custom-made transmission art on Resonance FM, London in the Autumn of 2005. Seth Kim-Cohen's conceptual sonics works have been presented at venues in the U.K. and North America, including Tate Modern, Whitechapel Gallery, Peer Gallery, PGHSound, Reception Space, and Static Gallery. Kim-Cohen's book One Reason To Live: Conversations About Music, will be published in Spring 2006 by Errant Bodies Press. With his bands, the Fire Show and Number One Cup, Kim-Cohen has released seven albums of experimental rock music and toured extensively in the U.S., Canada, the U.K. and Europe. He has conceived and curated music and sound events, including: the Sound of Heaven and Earth (featuring Luc Ferrari, Kaffe Matthews, Achim Wollscheid, David Grubbs and Eric Roth), and Open Sound Systems (featuring Alvin Lucier, John White, Johny Lely, Tim Parkinson, Andrew Morgan and Stuart Marshall), both at Tate Modern, London; and five annual Cardigan Festivals (featuring Tortoise, Red Red Meat, Labradford, David Grubbs, Liz Phair, Seam, etc.) at Lounge Ax, Chicago. Kim-Cohen is the author of numerous works of fiction, poetry and criticism published in electronic and paper outlets large and small in North America and Europe. More information is available at www.kim-cohen.com