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In this episode percussionist, artistic director and documentarist Ross Karre talks about his education from the Oberlin Conservatory and the University of California San Diego; about his work with The International Contemporary Ensemble in NYC, about how the idea of musical taste is a social construct, about the lack of social awareness in his own education, and about issues that engages him as as a curator.
The musical excerpts are taken from his recording 10.67 cycles, which you may purchase here.
In an episode of Soundmaking Ross talks about the making of this recording.
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