Saint Nicolas Macarena

(Not the most sophisticated song I've ever sung, but it's for the kids' performance for Saint Nicolas and I enjoyed recording it.)

here! (high resolution rmv) or:

Like Tobi Rix - Grote groene grottengriezel but also: Johnny and Jones, Joost Belifante, Livia Versteeghen, Gerard Cox, Zuster Glimlach, The Munsters, The Vampire's sound Inc. Classic Indian film music, music in strange languages and a radio-premiere of a work written by Annette Kruisbrink

Today on Radio Zwolle 16:00-18:00 (locally, CEST), 14:00-16:00 (GMT) 10:00-12:00 (EST), etc, etc...

listen live: http://84.244.180.116:8028/

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The show will be downloadable shortly after broadcast. See: www.vreemdegeluiden.nl

Scroll down, eerste uur= first hour, tweede uur= second hour. Playlist and Background info and downloads of all previous shows can be found on this site as well.

http://download.yousendit.com/415119C817739941

"Female orgasmic latin/exotica inspired by an obscure Japanese movie from -69, cool and strange sounds" at Bellybongo

At Keep Swinging they are wondering why Svend Asmussen seems to be absent at two downloadable Decca recordings of the Sven Asmussen Quintet. Or is it Sven playing the guitar here?
There are more questions about this record. Check it out:
http://keepswinging.blogspot.com/2006/11/svend-asmussen-or-not.html

Visual artist Annemieke Swart makes pastels, photographs, and movies like Glamour Girl

Dago is an american slang word which immigrants of italian origin living in the Usa in the '20 used to be called by. As for the kind of music we play we think there is only one thing to be said about it: think about the sixties!

(especially recommended by Splogman!)

http://www.wmrecordings.com/releases/wm053.htm

Labels: sleevegirls

It's been a while since I've found Elise in a different dress, but going through my compilation records for coming friday's radioshow I found:

Fredi - Rakkauden sinfonia

I don't know much about him, except the fact that his real name is Matti Kalevi Siitonen and that represented Finnland at the Eurovison song contest in 1967.
Does anyone have a picture of him. There are several faces on the record sleeve, but I don't have a clue

I'm testing this machine
I bet you know what I mean

Episode 10 of Vreemde geluiden about beautifull and also weird religious music can be downloaded:


first hour

second hour

(please be patient)

some kind of virus is tryin to pull me down. I'll report when I've conquered it.

This afternoon I presented another classical show on radio Zwolle (Netherlands). It was vaguely related to last friday's episode of Vreemde Geluiden, about traffic sounds.
Playlist:
Philip Glass - Opening (Glassworks)
Robert Schumann - Album für die Jugend (arranged for two guitars by Z.o.o guitar duo )
King Singers - That Lonesome Road
André Popp - Ballet des taxiphones (Metropole Orchestra The Netherlands)
André Popp et son orchestre - Piccolo et saxo (3) The party tent part one (in dutch)
Philip Glass/Allen Ginsberg - Green automobile - Dope Calypso - Nagasaki days
Anette Kruisbrink - 10 miniatures (K.O.A. guitar quartet)
The Nits & The Netherlands Radio Symphony Orchestra - The Breathing Orchestra (2,3) - Cars & Cars
Franz Grothe - Postiljon (Erna Koth soprano)
Tera de Mares Oyens - Recurring thoughts of a haunted traveller for soprano and saxophone quartet
Fr. Schubert - Der Leiermann (in Dutch by Jan Rot)
Philip Glass - Violin Concerto (part two)
Philip Glass - Closing

Download: first hour - second hour

Gift from a friend: all Pep comic magazines of 1969

Attended a concert, a composer's portrait of Annette Kruisbrink this evening. I enjoyed it very much and I was particulary impressed by the young students who performed a world premiere of a piece called "Grasses" for soprano, violin and soundtrack (which is the new name for what used to be called "tape"). Now I really experienced what a versatile composer Annette is, but I also saw two obvious talents, with big promises for the future.
The evening has been recorded and shall be broadcasted on local radio and will be consequently downloadable in the near future. I will post the link on this site.

No media-post today. Just got back from a rather pleasant "teambuilding" day out in the woods with my collegues.

Gone Daddy Gone by Gnarls Barkley. Silly but beautifull.