PROGRAM GUIDE NUMBER 154

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5: 30pm corl CE RT 9:50 FOR 1 I 2 OR 3 PEOPLE J . S. Bac h: Sonata No.4 in Cm, A composition for any instru­ BWV 1017 a.nd Sonata No.5 in F ment, by Christian Wolf. In Mi nor, BWV 1018 this case David Tudor has taken Ed u a r d, t'1u 1 1 e r, h a r psi c h 0 r d ; a' baroque organ and prepared it Hanshe i nz Schneeberger, viol in by removing some pipes, partial opening and closing of vents, Raga nalkauns-Bilampat in leen­ percussive playing on pipes and tal (16 beats-matras). using contact microphones for Pan d it Yeshwantrai Purohit amplification. The final record­ ing is the result of 1 overdub; Locatelli: LIArte Del .Violino combini~g sounds from the inter­ Opus 3, Concerto No.3 in F M. ior as well as the exterior of Susanne Lautenbacher, viol in; the organ, The Mainz , Chamber Orchestra 10:00 EAR TO THE GROUND Lowell con d u c ted by Gun t e r . Ke h r Richard's thing again on early. 7 : 1 5 liEW BOOKS A weekly program of ( ? ) comm ents and readings of books new to t he . Publ ic Library. With P. J. Do y le. 7: 30 COMM ENTAR Y: Ayn Rand ( WK CR) 8:00 LETT ER FROM ENGLA ND A tape s e nt to us every two weeks by ~1 i c h a e 1 S car b (H 0 ugh. 8 : 1 5 CO~' I NG EV Eins Announcements of THURSDAY 28 eve nts i n Seattle and Portla,nd. 8 : 30 KO T O~1US I C Kog ou No Kyoku, tells the story 5:30prd IYJt:t::TINGS WITH REMARKABLE MEN sto r y of how Nakakuni was sent The book by G. Gurdjieff, read to fi nd Kogou, a koto player of by Lee Trousdale. Number 10 . gre a t s ki ll livingg a seculed 6:00 BLUES WEST Bob West with blues life in t he suburbs of Kyoto. mostly from the East. 9:00 TECHNO LOGY : THE EMPTY CORNUCOP- 7:30 COMMENTARY: I A. "rio t a single optimistic 8:00 'THE TAlL TIMBER BOYS bring live ut opi a has been written about sounds unto the rado. by anyon e of any importance for 8:30 TECHNOLOGY AND VALUE t he la s t 35 yea r s." Can a soc­ Discussion on "needs", real and ie ty witho ut visio n beyond imaginary, or both; generati on tec hnique truely pr osper? More gaps, and cultural values. f rom the 5-day symposium held From the 5-day symposiu m at the a t t he Center for the Study of CSDl. Participants include iiar­ Democr atic Institutions. Some shall McLuhan, author of The of the par ti c ipants are: Fred­ Gutenberg Galaxy and Understand­ erick Po l ak , Senator in the ing Media; and 6ther 1 isted in Nether l an ds Parliament; Herbert the progra m 11-27, 9pm. Marcuse , Pr of. of Philosophy; 9:30 CLASSIC JAZZ Pierre Auger, Director of Com­ Wh i c h k e e psg e t tin g pus he tJa 1 1 a­ bined Eu r opean Space Research; round, and even, once, cancelled . Ren e Dubos, Microbiologist; So r r y • ill ike 0 u f f y and Ray S k j e 1 - Jeni s Gabor , I mperial College bred .pick the records and keep of Space an d Technology at the the program going. Uni vers ity of London. (CSD!), 10:45 WEIRD OLD JEAN SHEPHER D and others . Fa s te r tIl a n a j itt e r bug. OJ0 F~ )

2 FRIDAY 29 6:00 ADOLESCENT MISH-MASH I can't decide how to describe this. A1 5: 30pm LOR ENZO MILAM READS A BOOK. Benditt should t r y. 6: 00 JUST J AZZ Herb Hannum (I hope) 6:30 THREE SY MPHO NIES BY WILLIAN BOU pl ays j a zz in the just evening. BOYCE 7 :30 COMMEN TARY: FB Exner No.3 in C Maj; No.5 in 0 Maj.; 8:00 MUSI C OF THE PAWNEE A folkways and No.7 in B Flat Maj. rec ording. : Doctor's and Performed by the Simb1er Sin­ Society Songs; Sacred Songs. fonietta. 8 : 15 PROPH ECIES OF THE HOPI 7 : 1 5 SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING Report number 10786544287 fro m Radio Tho mas Banyacya describes the Moscow. hi story a nd bel iefs of the Hopi, 7:30 COMMENTARY: or Peacef u1 1 Peop le (Also: can ue translated as Humble, Leve, 8:00 J.S. BACH CONCERT BRANDENBURG CO NCERTO i ~o. 3 in etc. ) S G If,2 0 I' t he ~. Y' 0 tJ h e c i 25 i nclude information about WW2; G Major (BWV 1048) as played a nd t alk about a man "in a red by Phi10musica of Lonjon. dir­ c loa k or cap" who will come and ected by Thurston Dart (harpsi­ th r eaten t he world. The Hopi chord), as scores for 11 solo ha ve been told to stay out of players. whi t e ma n's business, this is followed by BRA NDENBURG CO~CER­ how th ey 've tried. (recorded TO No.3 in G Maj as " realised" 14 Nove mber by KRAB) by Walter Carlos with the assis­ 9: 20 THE BUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRS tance of Benjami n Folkman on an d th e messed up life of an Electronic Synthesizer. Fro m a I nd i an. A continuation of the columbia reco r di ng ent i tled II Swi tc he d - 0 n Ba c h ". A1 so h ear d a bove pro~ram. Comments by Banyacya (interpreter for rel­ will be Chorale Prelude "Wachet Auf II and Pre 1 u d e and Fu g u e jl 0 2 igious l eaders), Janet McCloud. in C Minor all perfor r;-, -.! d on the l eader of demostrations in Moog Synthesizer. Was hing t on; and Buster McKurdie, 8:40 PROSTITUTION f ro m Uta h, who describes some Hie Seattle City Council Public of th e problems there. Safety Committee met 14 November 10:20 FINAL PART OF HOPI TEACH-In to discuss and hear pub1 ic test­ Mon ongye speaks of why the white imony on dangers in the street: man mu s t l earn to live together. Prosti tutes acosting and abusing Brotherhood is an absolute must citizens and businessmen in fo r su r vi val of the planet. downtwwn Seattle. Police Chief (In Hopi ) . Ramon drafted an ordinance that 10:45 MUSIC OF THE HOPI, ZUNI. NAV~ James McIver says would have AJO , TA OS and others from Folk flunked him out of law school. ways. This is the entire hearing; in­ SATURDAY 30 cluding testimony by Chief Ra mon, Dr. Pedersen of King County Healtr. Health Dept ~ Michael Rosen of 10 -00am THE MORNI NG PROGRAM the ACLU and severa 1 others • . - Lorenz o (disc-spinner) Milam If all g~es well, at -10: -10 weill pl ay s the r ecords and reads. have several interviews, and:or 12:30 COMM ENTARY : F.B. Exner (Re­ comments, by and with some ot peated f ro m l as t night) the Seattle girls. 1 :OOpm CLASSI C JAZZ Mike Duffy and 10:30 STRA VINS KY: 7HE FAIRY'S KISS Ra y Skj e1bred on tape. (Re­ ("Le Baiser de la f~e") The com= peated fr om last Thirsday) plete ballet performed by the 2: 15 Or so We go of f the air. Cleveland Orchestra conducted 5:30 We're ba ck on. by Igor Stravinsky

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10:OOam TrlE MORNING PROGRAM owitz, attorney in 3 recent With Nancy Keith _ f "ishing suits; and Ralph John­ son, University of Washington 12:30pm COMMENTARY: (Repeated from law professor. Recorded 14 last night) Nov. before a pro-Indian aud­ 1 :00 BLUES WEST Bob West repeated ience. from la5t Thur~~ay. 10:10 LA RESURREZIONE 2:30 Off the air. Handel's complete oratorio, per­ 6:00 FUNA BENKEI formed by the Santini Chamber A Noh play performed by the Orchestra and Chorus of liuenster Kanze School; a KING recording conducted by Rudolf Ewerhart. wi th jacKet notes in Japanese. Soloists are: Edith Gabry 6:45 GAGAKU ~ . (Angelo); Eillmy Lisken ( Cleofe); "Various independent music" Ann e 111 a r i e Toe p 1 e r - 1" ; a r i z y (I; ad - Koma Ichi kotsu-cho' Ichoshi, in­ dalena); Alfred Fackert (3. troductory tuning; Eng;raku, Giovanni); and Erich Wenk as composed about 900; Koma Ho-jo Lucifero. ii e tor i; Ri n 9 a, Son g 0 f the Woo d s ; Koma So-jo Netori; and Toten­ raku, Entering to Palace. 7 : 3 ° C0 H11 Ein A RY : 8 :00 I of IV By Pauline Oliveros; "The Equip­ ment consisted "of 12 sine-tone square-wave generators connected to an organ keyboard, 2 line amplifiers, mixer, Hammond ­ spring~type "reverb and 2 stereo tape record~rs. 11 genera~os were set to about 20,000 cps, and 1 generator at belowl~ps. Keyboard output was rout~d " to ampl i fi ers, eeverb, then to ' channel A of " recorder 1. The tape was threaded from~ecorder 1 io recorder 2. Recorder 2 was on playback only, (eight seconds 1 a terO. Recorder 1 channel A was routed to recorder 1 channel B and recorder 1 channel B to recorder 1 channel A, and rec­ order 2 channel B was routed to recorder 1 channel B." "" And it all went around. 8 : 20 DEBATE ON INDIAN FISHI~G RIGHTS " Speaking for the state are: Walter Neubrecht, State Game Dept. chief enforcem~nt offic­ ier; Joseph L. Coniff, Jr., former assistant attorney gen- e r a 1 and s p e cia 1 co u"n s eli n - , . \: Indian-fishing cases, and Mich­ t ael Johnston, assistant attorn~ ey general for the Game and .. Fisheries Departments. Speaking for the Indians are -Donald Hor- ~ 4 : MONDAY 2, DE CE MB ER TUESDAY 3

5:30pm EZRA PO UND READI NG S : 30 pm 1·1E E TIN GS WIT Ii RE r ·' ARK AtJ LE r,j Ei ~ Hu gh Sel wYn Mauberley Strange tail s ar)cjil-dcfve'nTioLj'r-s­ Can tico de l Sole Read by Lee Trousdale 6:00 CONCERT Moe urs Con t ~m poraines Re corded in Wa shington D.C. 1958 . Haydn Piano Sonata ~ o. 49 i n E 6:UO CLASS ICA L IND IAN MUSIC f 1 at, and I~ o. 49 i n G ;.~ a j 0 r Al so Fo l k and popular, too. Arthur Bal~am, pianist With Mar ga r et Hollenbach 7:00 SEATTLE SYMPHO ~ Y REVIEW 7: 30 CO Mr~ E NTA R Y : Sun day and r · ~ 0 nd oJ Y n 'j g h tt li e 8 : 00 CONCERT Retina Circus phoszograph~ r s Sec ular vocal music of the performed wi th the Orchestra Renai ss a nee , of Spain, France and h ilton Kati ms conducted. and Italy . Pe r formed by the One work heard was Vares e 's Ambro sian Sin gers and players. " Ueserts". Was it ~uccessful 8:30 GREAT BA LL S OF FIRE wi 11 it ever be t Geoffrey I S TrlER E SOMEONE OUT THERE? Hewlngs reviews. The f i nal program in the series 7: 15 SOVIET PRESS AdD PERIODIC ALS assumes , hy po t hetically, that Wm Han del rev i e wsan d co mIII en t s . one is sti ll not satisfied with The progra m will resume tonite. al l the pre c ed i ng e xplanations 7 : 3 0 CO Mr·, EN TAR Y: Phi rip K1 e in. a~d att em pt s a t " rational ising 8:00 CO NTEMPORA RY MUSIC llttle green men out of existen~ "IN COl a cO lil position by Ter ry ce . " An e xam ination of the pos­ Riley, ragti me piano player sibility of ot he r life in the ' and saxaphonest . The score as Univ erse . Am ong t hose co mmenting described and pi .:. tured in th e are Sir Bernard Lovell, of Jod­ ~acket is extremely brief; It rell Bank; ~ nd Arthur Clarke, 1S from a series ~f 53 figures science fict i on wr iter. (CBC) that any nu mber of instru ments 9:00 NEW r~USIC draw their improvisation. A Cap ric c i 0 for Vi 01 i n & 0 rc he s ;, pi~no part provides a " pul se " : tra (1967) ; De natura sonoris ' Wh1Ch consists entirely of even (1966) , by Krz ys z tof Penderecki. octave eight h notes dru illm ed Akra ta (1964 - 65 ); Pithoprakta steadily on the top two C's (1955 - 56) by Iannis Xenakis. throughout the entire perfor­ The Buffal o Phi lharmonic Orct,­ mance. Each member of the ense rn ­ estra conduc ted by Lu kas Foss. bleplays the 53 figures on tile Violin ist: Pa ul Zu kofsky. sco~e in sync with the pulse, 9:40 LEFT PRESS REV IEW by Frank mov1ng from one to another when­ Kr as nowsky . ever he feels like it. Til e 10:10 EDUCATION AND THE POLITICS OF piece is finished when all DEMOCRACY players arrive at the 53rd fig­ "Pol iti c s i s t he effo r t to secure ure. The ensemble was arrange ~ and exercise power. " Professor by Stuart Dempster. of political science, David 8:45 KATHLEEN CL~AVER Fe ll man d i sc usses the survival Communication Secretary (?) for of Am erica n Dem oc r acy at the ~he Black Panther Party, spoke Colloquiu m on Education and ln Seattle 16 October. This is Comm unicat i on held at the Center. the 3rd time the tape has been (CSD I) scheduled, and its almost cer­ 11:00 r~US IC AT DROT TNI NGHOL M tain to be played. Suite from DROTT NINGHOLMS-MUS­ 9:30 BLUEGRASS with Da ve Wertz. IQUE by Joha n Hel mich Roman; Jokes Ins tuf. Chambe r Orch estra of t he Drot­ 10:30 NIGHT I ilTO DAY tningho l m Th ea ter conducted by Bobby Fass builds a world mach­ ine. (W8 ,\ I) Ulf 8jorlin 5 WEDNESDAY 4 THURSDAY 5

5:30pm CONCER T FROM THE NHK 5:30pm MEETINGS WITH REMARKABLE MEN JAPA NESE CONCERT ARTISTS: The book by G. Gurdjieff Featurin g Masuko Ushioda, 6:00 RAGA DARBARI KANADA viol ini st, performing with the Played by sitarist Ustad Vila­ Pr o Cor de Orchestra conducted yat Khan, accompanied by Shan­ by Hirosh i Wa kasugi, and ac­ kar Ghosh on tabla. compa nied on 3 works by Minako 6:50 NEW YORK POETS with Mike Silver Hayas hi on piano. Among the and poet Russell Edson pieces played are Mozart's 7:30 COMMENTARY: William Hanson Conce r to f or Violin and Orch­ 8:00 THE COUNTRY VICTROLA estr a No.3 i n G Major; Andrei Music by Country Western freeks Esp ai ' s Son a ta for Vi 0 1 ina nd FLICs Reviewed by ~ancy Piano; and f or the one and only Keith broadcast in Seattle Bartok's 8:45 UNDERGRO~ND PRESS REVIEW Rh apsody No.1. Scott White, from Helix, reads 6 :40 EZRA PO UND READING from recent papers and journals Can t o 99 , The Gypsy, and The 9:15 CONTEMPORARY MUSIC Exi le's Letter Triplum, by Gunt her Sc huller 7: 15 NEW BOO KS and Edison Denisov's Crescendo The man who read Dickins: E Diminuendo. The New York P.J. Doy le . Philharmonic conducted by Len 7:30 COMMEN TARY : Tr i m Bissell Bernstein. 8 : 00 THE LITTLE RED SCHOOL HOUSE 10:00 DIXIELAND JAZZ UNDE R FI RE Hal Sherlock 78's and music. Me etin g of the Seattle School 10:45 JEAN SHEPHERD Watches the rain Board 13 Nov em ber 1968. fallon snwy Chicage (WOR) Asse r tio ns t hat Communist lit­ era t ure an d t eaching has per- me a te d the s c h 0 0 1 s; what has t 0 be don e. A pr esintation by Dan FRIDAY G Hig gins of Trut h About Civil Tu rmoil (TACT ), wi t h testi mony from Mr s . Ray Bar ger, Dr. Paul 5:30pm LORENZO READS Gen ung , a nd Mr . Art Thompson. 6:00 JUST JAZZ with Herb Hannum Fol lowe d by questions and 7:30 COMMENTARY: Frank Krasnowsky comments fro m the audience. 8:00 FROM THE POETRY CENTER (Recorded by Jo hn Wil kinson) In Portland. I ntroduction by 10 : 00 GABOR SZAB O Sister Alla; Readings by Carlos i'~ u sic fro m "s 0 r c e r e r " and Reyes, Dic k Bak ken and Sister "Dre ams " • Alla. (KBOO) 11 :00 GERMAN POE TRY 9:00 MASTERPIECES FOR THE ERH-HU A beauti ful tape from the KRA B Lui Ma n-Si ng and hi s group. Archives ; r eadings in Ger man' Bi rds r etu rn i ng t o the forest; a nd En gl i s h. Produced at Cornell Pa l ace of the Han Dynasty under Cornel l . autu mn moonl i ght; Triumph of the battlefield; and others. 9:45 TECHNOLOGY AND PHILOSOPHY The final pr ogram from the 5-day sympos i um. This one dealing with the errors of Ar istotelian logic. Marshall McLuhan is again pres­ ent, with some of t he sa me others; including Theodo r e Roszak, J.P. Corbett; Yehoshua Bar-Hillel. 6 DECEMBER 13 IN RALF ANDERSON'S RENOVAfED BASEMENT AT MAIN AND OCCIDENTf~L I ~ FV\B I~; :j,..\'JIN',J A F'ARTY! I I~ '::Ol,J UIK1 ION vi! TH THE PARTY IS AN AR1 ' GRAb, DE­ FH~E D I,S FOLlm~S~ FOR $10 ONE PURCHASES A KEY ~ALSO ONE DRINK), THIS KEY WILL UNLOCK A LOCKER IN EITHER THE GREAT NORTHERN TRAIN DEPOT, OR THE GREYHOUND BUS STATION. INSIDE THE LOCKER IS AN ART ARTICLE; POTTERY, PAINTING, SCULPTURE, PHOTOGRAPH, DRAWING, OR ?, AT THE PARTY THERE WILL BE MUSIC, KRAB PEOPLE AND EXCIT­ MENT, A GOOD TIME IS GUARAN­ TEED FOR ALL , A FEW OF THE r1ANY ART I STS PAR­ TICIPATING ARE: LEO KENNEY, MARY RANDLETT, PAUL HEALD, KAREN WARNER, RICHARD GILKEY, BILL CUMMING, WESLEY WEHR, FRED ANDERSON, STEPHEN HAZEL, FRED AND PAT BAUER, RICH BEY­ ER, DON SCOTT, AND PHILIP MCCRACKEN AND MANY, MANY MORE, BR IN G YOUR FRIENDS,

Art (Srab & il(p y Jarty SU i'JnAY R 10:45 KOTO MUSIC 10: OOam MORNING PROGRA m Shik i No Kyoku, co mposed by By Nancy Kengy o Yatsuhashi, a song in 5 12:30pm COM MEN TARY: Dale Van Pelt parts: spring, summer, autumn, (Repeat from last night) winter and a prologue. 1;00 Maybe off t he air Hatsune No Kyoku, composed by 6:00 SANTUR TUNBUK AND TAR Ken gyo Yamada , founder of the Bayate Tork, Pahalwani. Yamada Schoo l; derived fro m the and a whole bunch of others on Tale of Ge nji. a new recording of musi c from Aki No Nanakusa, again by Yamada; Iran Autumn f lowe rs in full bloom . 6:30 ALtjINONI Five Concertos for Oboe and Strings, played on oboe by Pierre Pierlot with the Antiq ua Musica Chamber Orchestra con­ ducted by Ja cques Roussel. SATURDAY 7 7:30 COMMENTARY: John Spellman 8 :00 THE AFRICA PROG RAM Simon Ottenberg with events an~ 10:00am THE MORN I NG PROGRAM interviews and informatiob. With Lorenzo Mila m. 8 : 30 FIGHT MUS IC (Dances) 12:30pm COMMEN TAR Y: Frank Krasnowsky Capoeira fro m Bra sil ( Re peated from last night) 9:10 THE REA L IS SUES AT THE PARI S 1 :00 Or So Off The Ai r. PEACE TAL KS: Three eminent 6 : 00 BACK ON WITH ADOLESCENT NISH - Southest Asia specialists at 1·1 ASH and other strange sounds, Cornell University analyze the with Al Bendi tt, poetry. and positions being main tai ned by more . the representatives of the US 6 : 30 INDIA TODAY and NV at the Paris Peace Talks. Krishna Lila; Tillana; Ras; and speculate on the prospect Sr i Guru Guna tarayasu NCln l of the talks r esulting in a neg ­ and others wi th Hrinalini Sar­ otiated settleme nt. They are abhai and Chat hunni Panicker. Prof. George McT . Kah in, dire ­ 7:1S SOVIET PRESS ctor of the Cornell So uthe ast A tape from Radio Mo scow. Asia Progra m; Professor O. 7 : 30 COMMENTARY : Dale Van Pelt Ed mund Clubb, former US diplo­ 8 : 00 CONCERT FROM THE NHK mat to Asia; and Professor Da vi d TRADITIONAL JAPANESE MUSIC OF P. Mozingo, former RAND Corpor­ TODAY ation specialist on Communist Hyojo Concer to, composed by Kin­ China. (KPFA) ichi Nakanosh ima for Shaku­ 10:10 KOREAN MUSIC hachi, Sho , 2 Ko to's Robert Garfias on an old archive r1uika , compose d by Yutaka r ~ akino tape fro m,long ago. for Shaku -hachi, Koto, Jushichi­ gen . Paraphrase after Ancient Japanese Music, composed by Minoru Miki for Soprana (Mutsumi Masuda) and Chamber Grou p (Ensemble Japan) cond ucted by Chiaki Yokoyama 9:UO PREPARED CHILDBIRTH AND SEXUALITY Dr . Pierre Vellay talking on the psychoprophylactic method of childbirth. (In French) Recor ded 13 ~o ve mber . 1 0 : 3 0 SU I~ 0 A Y Be tter now than never. 1 I ;00 FRESC0 8ALDI The Collegium Musicu m of Berk­ eley directed by Alan Curtis

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~, j J u ;" THE RELI GIOU S Ii I iW J . 5:30pm MEE TI~GS WITH REMAR K A~LE MEN Krishnamurti in t he second Rea d by Lee T r 0 u s d a l-e------of 2 talks recorded about t wo yea rs ag o . 6:00 SYMPHON IE S POUR LES SOUPE RS DU ROY by Michel- Richard De La Land e G : c. Ll CLAS SI CA L, F0 1 kIn d i i:t n i·jus i v \.! i t h i i a r gar e tHo 1 1 e n b a c h a s played by L'Orchestre Des Con­ certs Lamoureux conducted by 7 : 30 i'l a J a 1 y n :; u r t' yO ' H a i r. Pierre Colombo 8 : 0 0 KA : ~ J I N- OW The most famo us and i mportant 7: 00 LETTE RS AND THINGS Banging on of the Kab uki pl ays , its first t he door to be let out . performance was in 17 02 . The 7 : 3 0 C0 H~1 EN TAR Y: s tory, br iefl y (and in e ptly), 8 :00 THE HISTORY OF ~ASTARDY is about Togashi-no-Sae mo n, the Peter Laslett, noted Br itish c hi e f of the ba r rier offic i als historian from Ca mbr idge Uni­ guarding the ci ty of At aka . A versity discusses illegiti macy numbe r of people, includill g through the ages. Prof . Laslett is t he au thor of The Wor ld We Y0 s hit s un e , 1;1 u s t esc ape and pa s s throu gh the barr i er . And they do . Hav e Lost and others . The t aTk But there ' s l11 ore. was recorded last rjay at San Fra ncisco State College . (KPFA ) Ben k e i: K0 s h i r 0 i'i a t su m0 t 0 VI I I Yosh it sune: Ga ik o Onoe VII 9 :1 5 ~ L UEGRA SS Togashi : Kanzab uro Nakamura XV II Wit h Tiny or Dave Wertz 10:30 IHGHT I IHO DAY ~:20 AI ~ OPEi~ HOUR FO'R i ~ Ui TAPES 10 : 20 RAM EAU, Har ps ic hord Works Bob Fa ss' mu sic and dra ma gour fro m WB AI I~o uvell e Su it e l.le Pieces De Cl aveci n Ou Second Li vre ; Harps i chordist , Robert Veyron ­ Lacroix

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