Other Minds Festivals ➔ Other Minds Festival: OM 8 Preview on KPFA, 2 of 2

Digital Audio

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Event Type

Interview and Music

Origin

Other Minds

Identifier

OMF.2002.02.17.B

Program Series

Other Minds Festival

Program Length

164 min

Part

2 of 2

Dates

2002-02-17 | broadcast
| 2002-02-17 | created

Genres

Unconventional instruments

Musical Selections

[excerpt from unidentified work] (4:21) / Ellen Fullman -- Epigraphs in the time of AIDS [excerpt from part 1 and 2] (1997) (7:43) / Pauline Oliveros -- Niger Mambo (1998) (6:30) / Randy Weston -- C Jam Blues (1955) (2:38) / Duke Ellington

Performers

Deep Listening Band (Epigraphs)
Ellen Fullman, long string instrument
Pauline Oliveros, accordion and voice
Stuart Dempster, trombone
David Gamper, overtone flutes and ocarina
Randy Weston, piano (Niger Mambo, C Jam)
Alex Blake, bass (Niger Mambo)
Victor Lewis, drums (Niger Mambo)
Chief Bey, vocals and ashiko-drums (Niger Mambo)
Neil Clark, african persussion (Niger Mambo)
Talib Kibwe, alto saxophone (Niger Mambo)
Benny Powell, trombone (Niger Mambo)
Min Xiao-Fen, pipa and gong (Niger Mambo)
Pharoah Sanders, tenor saxophone (Niger Mambo)
Sam Gill, bass (C Jam)
Wilbert G.T. Hogan, drums (C Jam)

Subjects

Stringed instruments
New music
Jazz music
Music festivals

Acknowledgment

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