DRAM: Speaker

Track Results

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title	composer	artists/ensemble
"He Had One of the Sweetest Tenor Voices..."	Traditional	Jerome I. Wright, speaker
"Here, I was Born...		Ian Nagoski, speaker
"I guess you've heard of Professor John Work..."	Traditional	Jerome I. Wright, speaker
"Jubilee Hall up there is called 'frozen music'..."	Traditional	Jerome I. Wright, speaker
"See, we sang 'spirituals' - interpreted them as the slaves did..."	Traditional	Jerome I. Wright, speaker
"These students are far removed from what we were..."	Traditional	Jerome I. Wright, speaker
"We made it sound like a pipe organ..."	Traditional	Jerome I. Wright, speaker
a poem for Bob Morris at 70 to be spoken into the resonant space of	Dorota Czerner	Dorota Czerner, speaker
Adam and Eve and de Winter Apple		Louis Vasnier, speaker, "Brudder Rasmus"
Airplane	George E. Lewis	Mary Oliver, viola; Peter Gonzales III, percussion; Bernard Mixon, speaker; Douglas Ewart, didjeridu; George E. Lewis, trombone; Mary Oliver, voice
America's Absorption of Ottoman Minorities		Ian Nagoski, speaker
Anna Margarita's Will: A reading of the text	Gail Godwin, Librettist	Gail Godwin, speaker
Art is Either a Complaint or Do Something Else: Cage describes the mesostic	John Cage	John Cage, speaker
Art is Either a Complaint or Do Something Else: Cage reads Jasper Johns’ statement	John Cage	John Cage, speaker
Art is Either a Complaint or Do Something Else: Introduction by John Cage	John Cage	John Cage, speaker
Art is Either a Complaint or Do Something Else: Mesostic 1	John Cage	John Cage, speaker
Art is Either a Complaint or Do Something Else: Mesostic 10	John Cage	John Cage, speaker
Art is Either a Complaint or Do Something Else: Mesostic 11	John Cage	John Cage, speaker
Art is Either a Complaint or Do Something Else: Mesostic 12	John Cage	John Cage, speaker
Art is Either a Complaint or Do Something Else: Mesostic 13	John Cage	John Cage, speaker