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Pawlo Humeniuk - Garland Weaving: Ukrainian-American Dances, April 1926 - Nov. 1930

I'm becoming more and more mesmerized by this composer's recordings. Szilárd Mezei – viola Andrea Berendika – flute, alto flute Bogdan Ranković – alto sax, bass clarinet Branislav Aksin – trombone Máté Pozsár – piano Ervin Malina – double bass István Csík – drums

Wow! That's got to be the most dichotomous of any answer I've ever seen. Good news and bad news! Like a dual-impact message!

Indie Filmmaker Jeff Baena Has Passed Away At 47

Brenton Wood (1941-2025)

The Morrison Hotel, Originally Made Famous By The Doors, Is Destroyed By A Fire tried to set the night on fire...

Spotify gives new meaning to "Ghost Trance Music."

So is anybody calling the number(s) listed above? Also, notice that the registry expires in less than a month.

Just wait. Musical ephemera becoming the focus of deep cultural excavation happens a lot. It'll probably have "-core" as its suffix: "streamcore" or some such. Maybe even the corporate aspect will be cherished, "Corpohypnosis" ("C-Hip" for short)

Initially, Muzak ("Music" + "Kodak") was meant to supplant the ever-growing, but expensive radio that was just being introduced. Later, it became a vehicle for increasing work productivity through mind control measures. Eventually, it went nearly bankrupt, then bought by "Mood Media" - which, itself nearly went bankrupt. Don't know its status these days. BTW: Muzak never created music to be played in elevators, so there's a certain irony there, I suppose.

...and isn't audience capture (in music) what he's complaining about (yet, like usual, he doesn't even realize it)? He pushes all of the right "music was so great in the good old days" buttons and older folks, especially, just love it. The comments are frequently embarrassing.

Same feelings for Rick Beatoff too...

I stay away from Ted Gioia no matter what he's talking about. I still wonder what he yells at on a sunny day.

At the very beginning his name is said...

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I had no idea that he was living in Las Cruces - a place I visit pretty often. Wonder if he ever showed up for special events in the square. Was just there in November.