November 7, 1985 NMA LA day 8
Recital: William Winant performs works by Jim Pomeroy ● Larry Polansky ● Gordon Mumma ● James Tenney ● Michael John Fink ● Chris Brown ● Michael Byron
New Music America Los Angeles day 8, November 7, 1985
The official festival program was a flip-over issue of High Performance magazine, which still reserved a dozen pages or so for their regular monthly art in Los Angeles stuff. The festival flip-over cover used the graphics of the poster that I’ve presented thus far in bits and pieces.
November 7, 1985
New Music Alliance Meetings
William Winant recital at the Schonberg Institute
Jim Pomeroy: Mechanical Music; Larry Polansky: Eleh Toldot; Gordon Mumma: Than Particle; James Tenney: Never Having Written A Note For Percussion; Michael John Fink: After the End; Chris Brown: Iceberg; Michael Byron: Entrances
Scott Johnson at Japan America Theatre (night 2)
Eugene Chadbourne, Weba - Composer's Culinary Cookout with creations by Ingram Marshall, Daniel Lentz, Stephen Mosko, Earl Howard, Art Jarvinen at the Park Plaza Hotel
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New Music Alliance Meetings
William Winant
Jim Pomeroy: Mechanical Music
Larry Polansky: Eleh Toldot
William Winant Percussion Group Eleh Tol’d’ot
Gordon Mumma: Than Particle
Mumma version that appeared on Tzadik in 2002:
James Tenney: Never Having Written A Note For Percussion
William Winant plays Never Having Written a Note for Percussion
Michael John Fink: After [or At] the End
Michael John Fink plays his own After (at) the End:
Chris Brown: Iceberg
William Winant’s own recording of the work from 2011
Michael Byron: Entrances
David Rosenboom version:
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Eugene Chadbourne, Weba - Composer's Culinary Cookout with creations by Ingram Marshall, Daniel Lentz, Stephen Mosko, Earl Howard, Art Jarvinen
at the Park Plaza Hotel
In 1985, Eugene might have played selections from this collection released in 1986. But then again, Dr. Chadbourne might have played selections to be found on many of the hundreds of releases he’s come out with since.
From the House of Chaluda, where you can get his massive Dreamamory book among many other potential (Christmas) gift items. In any case, there are
https://eugenechadbourne.com/portfolio/country-protest
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Scott Johnson (second night)
Radio capture of Alibi and Before Winter from a CBC radio program aired in 1985 (recorded on a crappy cassette and the ending is botched as it happened when the tape ran out but my, it’s a beautiful work - we lost Scott earlier this year, sigh. gd)