[NetBehaviour] RADIO WONDERLAND

[marc]

{--shoes, steering wheel, boombox, laptop--}
{-turning live radio into recombinant funk-}

"Computer sound processing controlled by steering wheel, shoes--do you
call that a musical instrument?"

Well, check out a couple of actual duets with two astounding downtown
musicians.  RADIO WONDERLAND MEETS THE MASTERS:


1.  DAFNA NAPHTALI

Music Technology Open House at Judson Church
presented by the Music Technology Program @ NYU

8.30pm Sunday 6 May 2007
Judson Church
55 Washington Sq. South (betw/ Thompson & Sullivan)
admission by donation (Free for NYU)

DUET with Dafna Naphtali, voice and processing --
She's a prodigious processor, audio maven, virtuoso soprano, and a
fixture in downtown's free improv, new music, and laptop/alternative
controller scenes.


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2.  TODD REYNOLDS

Composers's Collaborative Serial Underground

8.30pm Monday 14 May 2007
Cornelia Street Cafe
29 Cornelia St. (near 6th Av & W. 4th) * $15

DUET with Todd Reynolds, violin and processing.
He's one of the best violinists I've heard, and a longtime member of
Bang On A Can, Steve Reich and Musicians and Yo-Yo Ma's Silk Road
Project.

With short videos curated by Ken Cro-Ken, members of First Avenue, and
a "corporate motivational speaker"!

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RADIO WONDERLAND--the media-mashing/high-concept/odd-object/
cyber-stoked/spaced-out/booty-shaking/new music dance band

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...And don't forget "Morning Drive Time":
RADIO WONDERLAND Live Every Wednesday,
mangling morning rush hour radio talk
on free103point9 online radio.

free103point9.org

Wednesday mornings
9:00am Eastern Time, 14:00 UTC (or GMT/Zulu) time



See http://radiowonderland.org