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Updated January 15, 09.  (Shuffled - Default program playing in rotation when there are no other scheduled events 24-7)


*    Fields / Clouds , from Book Of Days , by Meredith Monk

*    John Cage: Sounds Of Venice, Version 1, from New Music For Two Guitars, by Duo Conradi-Gehlen, Stefan Conradi, Bernd Gehlen and John Cage

*    Alexander Ponomariov, Valery Beluntsov, Andre Smirnov, Mrs. Len, from Mrs. Lenin.  Electroacoustic Music From The Theremin Center, by The Theremin Center

*    Electroacoustic Music Has Been Made In Cuba Since 1964, from Habanera: A Sounwalk Through Old Havana, Cuba, by Philip Blackburn

*    Part 3, from Memory / Vision, by Evan Parker Electro-Acoustic Ensemble

*    Trovecen #2, from Thirty Years from Monday, by Alvin Curran, Carlos Zingaro, Lol Coxhill, Gianluigi Troveci, Andrea Centazzo

*    Cantelowes, from The Mandé Varations, by Toumani Diabaté

*    Maritime Rites: Rattlesnake Mountain, from Alvin Curran: Maritime Rites, by Pauline Oliveros

*    Blue Moon, from Far In, Far Out, by Shelley Hirsch

*    Pendulum Music, from Ftka No. 2 Steve Reich And Musicians Live 1977, by Steve Reich

*    26' 1.1499'' for a String Player, from John Cage: 26' 1.1499'' for a String Player and 45' for a Speaker, by Tom Peters and John Schneider 

*    Metro Chabacano / String Orchestra Version, from Danzón, composed by Javier Alvarez - Performed by Simon Bolívar Symphony Orchestra of Venezuela

*    The Maze, from Banana Humberto, by Terry Riley & the Paul Dresher Ensemble

*    Naima, from A Love Supreme: The Legacy Of John Coltrane, by Turtel Island Quartet

*    Sub-Lines, from Traces Of Mercury, by Social Interiors

*    Tchaikovsky: Valse Sentimentale, from OHM+: The Early Gurus Of Electronic Music [Disc 1], by Clara Rockmore

*    Varèse : Ionisation, from Boulez conducts Varèse, by Pierre Boulez; Chicago Symphony Orchestra

*    Pleiades - Iii. Metaux, from Xenakis, Iannis: Complete Percussion Works, by Red Fish Blue Fish & Steven Schick

*    Bubaran Robert, from Gamelan Music, by Lou Harrison

*    Poeme Electronique (Written for the Philips Pavilion at the 1958 Brussels World’s Fair, from Arranged by Sound Unbound : excerpts and allegories from the Sub Rosa audio archives, by Edgard Varèse

*    Inventing Dada / Dada Into Surrealism (Interviews), from Futurism And Dada Reviewed 1912-1959, by Richard Huelsenbeck / Tristan Tzara

*    Risveglio Di Una Citta, from Futurism And Dada Reviewed 1912-1959, by Luigi Russolo

*    Omaggio a Luigi Nono op. 16: Tschej, from György Kurtág: Complete Choral Works, by Swr Vokalensemble Stuttgart

*    Lux Aeterna (Voice), 1966, from Ligeti: A Cappella Choral Works, by Terry Edwards; London Sinfonietta Voices

*    Balinese Ceremonial Music, Toboeh Teloe - Brooklyn Philharmonic, from Colin McPhee, by Colin McPhee
                      
*    Gutan Yerg, from Miniatures 2 Edited By Morgan Fisher, by Komitas Vardapet

*    Sensemayá - Silvester Revueltas, from Latin American Fiesta, by New York Philharmonic;Leonard Bernstein



Feature:

Classic 1950's Avant-Garde. This is the first American recording of John Cage's monumental 45' for a Speaker with 26' 1.1499" for a String Player, produced by Tiger Barb Records.

Tiger Barb Records is a label for new and experimental music founded by double bassist Tom Peters in 2008. Their first release was John Cage: 26' 1.1499" for a String Player with 45' for a Speaker, which featured Tom on double bass with renowned guitarist and broadcaster John Schneider as speaker.