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"Alvin Lucier"

was found in the details of the these programme(s)

There are omissions, mainly due to the BBC not always completely listing the cast and crew for a programme.

Programme Name:	Details:
Hear And Now	...As Radio 3 embarks on a week-long survey of ideas about architecture, Alwynne Pritchard presents a focus on music's relationship with buildings, starting with Chroma by Rebecca Saunders, a new site-specific work performed by Music Projects London with conductor Richard Bernas in the galleries and recesses of Tate Modern in London. This is the composer's own mix of a work that can only otherwise be heard ambiently. Plus, Music For Spaces: Composers including Karlheinz Stockhausen, Lamont Young and ALVIN LUCIER describe how they write music which exploits or transforms the performing space. Then a concert co-promoted with Hear And Now at the Bath Festival. The London Sinfonietta is conducted by Martyn Brabbins. Graham Fitkin: Ardent Rebecca Saunders: Quartet with Mark van de Wiel (clarinet) Morgan Hayes: Dark Room Richard Barrett: Stirrings Laurence Crane: Estonia Sam Hayden: Collateral Damage....
Synthesisers Never Eat A Pastrami Sandwich	...Natalie Wheen explores the independent path taken by American music, which has gone its own way since the end of the Civil War. From Charles Ives onwards, experimentation and innovation has been the order of the day, rather than looking back to European models. This American tradition has revitalised music today. With contributions from Pauline Oliveros, Lou Harrison, Henry Brant, Kyle Gann, ALVIN LUCIER, Carl Stone, La Monte Young, Terry Riley and Robert Ashley....

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...As Radio 3 embarks on a week-long survey of ideas about architecture, Alwynne Pritchard presents a focus on music's relationship with buildings, starting with Chroma by Rebecca Saunders, a new site-specific work performed by Music Projects London with conductor Richard Bernas in the galleries and recesses of Tate Modern in London. This is the composer's own mix of a work that can only otherwise be heard ambiently. Plus, Music For Spaces: Composers including Karlheinz Stockhausen, Lamont Young and ALVIN LUCIER describe how they write music which exploits or transforms the performing space. Then a concert co-promoted with Hear And Now at the Bath Festival. The London Sinfonietta is conducted by Martyn Brabbins. Graham Fitkin: Ardent Rebecca Saunders: Quartet with Mark van de Wiel (clarinet) Morgan Hayes: Dark Room Richard Barrett: Stirrings Laurence Crane: Estonia Sam Hayden: Collateral Damage....

Synthesisers Never Eat A Pastrami Sandwich

...Natalie Wheen explores the independent path taken by American music, which has gone its own way since the end of the Civil War. From Charles Ives onwards, experimentation and innovation has been the order of the day, rather than looking back to European models. This American tradition has revitalised music today. With contributions from Pauline Oliveros, Lou Harrison, Henry Brant, Kyle Gann, ALVIN LUCIER, Carl Stone, La Monte Young, Terry Riley and Robert Ashley....