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Tune in to Chronophage with Swintronix this Sunday at 8 AM Pacific for your weekly infusion of 20th century avant garde. This week: Miklós Rózsa, Daria Semegen, Barbara Kolb, Kenneth Gaburo, and more. Children love #Chronophage on Freeform Portland!
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Sunday 8 AM on Freeform Portland: last chance to wake up to Chronophage. Tune in for Peter Maxwell Davies' "Eight Songs For A Mad King", Caldera's "A Moog Mass", and Claude Samuel narrating "Raconte L'aventure De La Musique Contemporaine". Watch for the new date/time starting in April.
Tune in Sunday 8 AM on Freeform Portland for Chronophage No. 32 featuring Daria Semegen, Halim El-Dabh, Kenneth Gaburo, and John McClure narrates Columbia's 1968 "Music Of Our Time: A Guide To The Electronic Revolution In Music ". Now that's straight from the source.
As light streams down the alleyway, as children's shoes clack and clatter on the cobblestones, Chronophage bounces between the walls. This Sunday, 8 AM on Freeform Portland. Contemporary classical, vintage electronics, 20th century avant-garde.
Chronophage No. 30 is on Mixcloud.
Air Date: 3/4/2018 90.3 FM KFFP-LP Portland.
Tune in to Freeform Portland Sunday 8 AM for Chronophage No. 30. Avant-garde classical and analog electronics of the 20th century. Probably not for the hung-over. 90.3 FM in Portland. freeformportland.org everywhere else.
This Sunday 8 AM PT on Freeform Portland: Chronophage continues to celebrate Black History Month with a composition by Talib Rasul Hakim, two from T.J. Anderson, and the words of poet Melvin B. Tolson. Also George Rochberg, Boris Blacher, Iannis Xenakis, and much more.
