# Lou Harrison
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Lou Silver Harrison (May 14, 1917 – February 2, 2003) was an American composer. He was a student of Henry Cowell, and Arnold Schoenberg. He worked with noted Javanese Gamelan musician K. P. H. Notoprojo.
The Beatles-Her Kid Brother’s Band w/Lou Harrison–Host Dr. Bob Hieronimus
As a record 73 million viewers watched The Beatles' American debut on The Ed Sullivan Show a half-century ago, the audience was largely unaware of the behind-the scenes efforts in the preceding weeks and months that made the historic February 9, 1964 performance a reality. Those efforts were spea...
Transmusic Airwaves Episode #421 - June 18, 2021 - Paul Ciminero (host) Podcast
Summer Solstice is upon us so what better way to kick it off than with several songs about it to start this edition of TRANSMUSIC AIRWAVES (Episode #421). RALPH CARNEY get the festivities going with ‘The Happy Solstice Song,’ then grab your medieval shroud in honor of SPINAL TAP performing ‘Stone...
Transmusic Airwaves Episode 410 - March 12, 2021 with Paul Ciminero (host)
On this week's TRANSMUSIC AIRWAVES (Episode #410) I'll salute the late Michael Stanley, reminisce about the last live event I attended before the lock-down (the Akron Music Awards) by playing the bands that were honored there, produce a Gamelan inspired set, and in general keep the great music fl...
Transmusic Airwaves (Episode #257) - 300th Radio Broadcast - March 2, 2018 - with Paul Ciminero (host)
Today I'm celebrating a milestone as I've reached my 300th broadcast with this week's TRANSMUSIC AIRWAVES (Episode #257) since returning to radio in 2012. The concept and commitment to bringing great 'freeform' radio programming to friends, fans, and anyone willing to listen continues to evolve f...
The Joy of Classical Music - Ep 102 - The World Of Charles Ives - 12-05-25
In this episode of The Joy of Classical Music we visit with composer Charles Ives, his contemporaries, friends and those who were influenced by his work and uplifted by his encouragement and largesse.
Leonard Bernstein talks about Charles Ives 1908 composition The Unanswered Question.
Charles ...
The Joy of Classical Music - Ep 104 - 1950 Formal Art Music in Transition - 26-05-25
It is often said that the 1950s was an era of bland conformity as a war ravaged world sought healing through normality and in many ways the 1950s were just that but the undercurrents of unease were strong and everywhere creatives were looking for new ways to examine the shifting tides of a rapidl...
36. Peter Garland on Ingram Marshall
Other Minds’s own Devin King joins us to read an excerpt from our first ever OM book, Peter Garland’s Ingram Marshall: A Personal and Musical Appreciation. Born in 1952 in Portland, Maine, Peter Garland was one of the original students at CalArts in 1970, where his principal teachers were Harold ...
EPISODE 126: TOMORROW'S DREAMS TODAY
The Blackearth Percussion Group - Fugue - Lou Harrison 1941 (Albright Bertoncini Cage Harrison Miller LP) A Certain Ratio - Shack Up (In the Beginning There Was Rhythm) Chrissy Zebby Tembo - Feeling Good (My Ancestors)George Smallwood - I Love My Father (7") Maureen Tucker - Around and Around (7"...
Zeena Parkins: Invention, Loss, and the Living Harp
Today we're putting The Tonearm's needle on Zeena Parkins, composer, improviser, and one of the most singular forces in experimental music.
Zeena has spent four decades dismantling what the harp can do: through electronics, object preparations, and a series of custom electric instruments she buil...
104 - Entering New Music Through Radical Stylistic Inclusion
Annika Socolofsky's first major new music experience—Yo-Yo Ma and the Silk Road Ensemble performing Golijov, Zhou Long, Lou Harrison in one program—sent a clear message: music making can be radically inclusive. She walked into the field expecting that and was rudely surprised when people tried to...
