Other Minds Festivals ➔ Other Minds Festival: Ears Wide Open, OM 5
Digital Audio
Event Type
Interview and MusicOrigin
Other MindsIdentifier
OMF.1999.03.29Program Series
Other Minds FestivalProgram Length
121 minDates
1999-03-21 | broadcast| 1999-03-21 | created
Description
Ears Wide Open was a program broadcast on KPFA-FM in Berkeley, and every year for several years, the show would preview the upcoming Other Minds Festival, highlighting works of the featured composers. For this special program previewing OM 5, Other Minds' Executive and Artistic Director, Charles Amirkhanian hosts. Guests interviewed include several of the composers participating that year: Errollyn Wallen (U.K.), António Pinho Vargas (Portugal), Mary Ellen Childs (USA) and Julian Priester (USA).Genres
New musicMusical Selections
Don’t Panic [excerpt] (1998) (01:10) / Errollyn Wallen -- Heads of the People [excerpt] (1997) (2:36) / Julian Priester & Sam Rivers -- Breath (1993) (6:50) / Julian Priester -- Thelonius Schizo Sketch (1989) (6:53) -- Mirrors, 3rd movement (1994) (1:48) -- Dinky Toys (1983) (5:18) -- Vilas Morenas (1987) (6:49) / António Pinho Vargas -- Rain (1998) (10:02) -- Concerto for percussion and orchestra, 2nd movement (1994) (8:43) / Errollyn Wallen -- Kilter (1996) (8:35) / Mary Ellen ChildsPerformers
Byron Wallen, trumpet (Don’t Panic, Rain)Tim Harries, bass (Don’t Panic)
Simon Pearson, drums (Don’t Panic)
John Ramm, voice (Don’t Panic)
Graham Kearns guitar (Don’t Panic)
Errollyn Wallen, vocals and piano (Don’t Panic, Rain)
Mike Henry, backup vocals (Don’t Panic)
Julian Priester, trombone (Heads, Breath)
Sam Rivers, piano and saxophones (Heads, Breath)
Tucker Martine, electronics (Heads)
Andrew Hill, piano (Breath)
Reggie Workman, bass (Breath)
Pheeroan akLaff, drums (Breath)
António Pinho Vargas, piano (Thelonius)
José Nogueira, saxophones (Thelonius, Dinky Toys, Vilas)
Francisco José Monteiro, piano (Mirrors, Dinky Toys, Vilas)
Maria João, vocals (Vilas)
National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain
Paul Daniel, conductor
Colin Currie, percussion soloist
Anthony de Mare, piano (Kilter)
Kathleen Supové, piano (Kilter)
Subjects
Music festivalsInterviews
Composers
Music
Radio broadcasts
Acknowledgment
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Other Minds Festival 5Related places
Berkeley (Calif.) (was recorded at)Berkeley (Calif.) (was broadcast at)
Related Entities
Other Minds FestivalNational Youth Orchestra of Great Britain
Amirkhanian, Charles
Wallen, Errollyn
Vargas, António Pinho
Childs, Mary Ellen
Priester, Julian
Wallen, Byron
Harries, Tim
Pearson, Simon
Ramm, John
Kearns, Graham
Henry, Mike
Martine, Tucker
Rivers, Sam
Workman, Reggie
Hill, Andrew, 1931-2007
Aklaff, Pheeroan
Nogueira, José
Monteiro, Francisco José
João, Maria
Currie, Colin
Daniel, Paul
De Mare, Anthony
Supové, Kathleen