political electro-acoustic music

Subject: political electro-acoustic music
From: Lisa Whistlecroft (L.Whistlecroft@lancaster.ac.uk)
Date: Fri Jan 04 2002 - 19:24:32 EST

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>I was very impressed with Trevor Wishart's the 'Red Bird', but I'd
>also love to explore the work of any overtly politically minded
>composers - particularly those who explore thorny issues in their
>music.

Rodney Waschka II's piece 'Help me remember' is pretty political!
It's on the CDCM series Vol 14. The text (spoken by the
composer/performer) varies slightly from performance to performance.
The one on the CDCD disc is about Serbia.

Lisa

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