Blickhan Collection 0019 - Revision history

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	~~Click the forward button above to play. Use~~ [[File:Cafe_Concert_3_December_1982.mp3]] ~~to access the file instead of playing it in Flash.~~		[[File:Cafe_Concert_3_December_1982.mp3]]
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	;Audio, <em>Café Concert</em>		;Audio, <em>Café Concert</em>

Gongmaster at 00:30, 4 July 2012

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	:"The Café concert recording was made by Jan Bach at his table. His dinner party consisted of Jan Bach, his daughters Eva and Dawn, and Paul Steg."		:"The Café concert recording was made by Jan Bach at his table. His dinner party consisted of Jan Bach, his daughters Eva and Dawn, and Paul Steg."
	:It is notable that the concert involved the use of recording equipment and skirted the usual School of Music prohibition of recording equipment. The phrase <em>de riguer</em> for recital programs was "The use of cameras or personal tape recorders during performances is expressly prohibited." The Neoteric would flout this routinely throughout their first decade.		:It is notable that the concert involved the use of recording equipment and skirted the usual School of Music prohibition of recording equipment. The phrase <em>de riguer</em> for recital programs was "The use of cameras or personal tape recorders during performances is expressly prohibited." The Neoteric would flout this routinely throughout their first decade.


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Gongmaster at 07:30, 17 February 2012

2012-02-17T07:30:29Z

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	:An early experiment involving sound and food. Tim's recollection of this recording:		:An early experiment involving sound and food. Tim's recollection of this recording:
	:"The Café concert recording was made by Jan Bach at his table. His dinner party consisted of Jan Bach, his daughters Eva and Dawn, and Paul Steg."		:"The Café concert recording was made by Jan Bach at his table. His dinner party consisted of Jan Bach, his daughters Eva and Dawn, and Paul Steg."
	:It is notable that the concert involved the use of recording equipment and skirted the usual School of Music prohibition of recording equipment. The phrase <em>de riguer</em> for recital programs was "The use of cameras or personal tape recorders during performances is expressly prohibited." The Neoteric would flout this routinely ~~through~~ their first decade.		:It is notable that the concert involved the use of recording equipment and skirted the usual School of Music prohibition of recording equipment. The phrase <em>de riguer</em> for recital programs was "The use of cameras or personal tape recorders during performances is expressly prohibited." The Neoteric would flout this routinely throughout their first decade.

Gongmaster at 18:45, 16 February 2012

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			Click the forward button above to play. Use [[File:Cafe_Concert_3_December_1982.mp3]] to access the file instead of playing it in Flash.
			</p>
	;Audio, <em>Café Concert</em>		;Audio, <em>Café Concert</em>
	:Neoteric Ensemble and guests		:Neoteric Ensemble and guests
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	:An early experiment involving sound and food. Tim's recollection of this recording:		:An early experiment involving sound and food. Tim's recollection of this recording:
	:"The Café concert recording was made by Jan Bach at his table. His dinner party consisted of Jan Bach, his daughters Eva and Dawn, and Paul Steg."		:"The Café concert recording was made by Jan Bach at his table. His dinner party consisted of Jan Bach, his daughters Eva and Dawn, and Paul Steg."
			:It is notable that the concert involved the use of recording equipment and skirted the usual School of Music prohibition of recording equipment. The phrase <em>de riguer</em> for recital programs was "The use of cameras or personal tape recorders during performances is expressly prohibited." The Neoteric would flout this routinely through their first decade.

Gongmaster at 16:58, 16 February 2012

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	;Audio, <em>Café Concert</em>		;Audio, <em>Café Concert</em>
	:Neoteric Ensemble and guests		:Neoteric Ensemble and guests

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<flashmp3 id="01">Media:Cafe_Concert_3_December_1982.mp3.mp3</flashmp3>
;Audio, <em>Café Concert</em>
:Neoteric Ensemble and guests
:Audio (ripped from 1/8" stereo cassette tape)
:28' 53"
:December 1982
:Northern Illinois University
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:Collection of Tim Blickhan
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:An early experiment involving sound and food. Tim's recollection of this recording:
:"The Café concert recording was made by Jan Bach at his table. His dinner party consisted of Jan Bach, his daughters Eva and Dawn, and Paul Steg."

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[[Category:Neoteric Ensemble]]
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