1971
PROGRAM GUI DE NUMBER TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN , He llo t here ! I ' m your KRAB program guide! Al ld publi s hed by the Jack Straw Memo rial Foun dation . today , I ' d like t o tal k to t hose readers of me Th i s progr am gui de is not sol d , it is given , Ollt the r e who a r en ' t s ubscr ibers . Pe rh aps you free of charge , to t he physical and fi n ancial got a copy o f me by calling the s tation . Perh aps s upporters of KRAB f. m., a non- comme r ical, lis your local mC l'chan t s tuck me ill your shoppin g tener- owned freespeech radio station th at shr iv cart a l on g with t he free s t amps , bwnber s t icker e l s up every s umme r l ike a fort y pound Li tt l e and y our son Rudo l ph , or per~ajls you s t ole me 11aid grape because the I ltttle money we get out of your neighbor ' s mai I box , knOl,i ng full a ll year from s ubscripti ons dries up like the we ll he ' d call the stat ion and Rccuse us of Perdinales and when we do ge t money i t ' s t l,O not ma iling his gu i ~e , Wha t eveF the explanation , cen ts at a time and that may be a ll right for I ' m gl ad you have me! ( I' m so glad, I ' m going Harry Go l den but it's hard on us , ~ Iama . to s t op being patr on izi n g n OI; . ) - Cole Po rte r Look , you big chump , you have in your hand:, a possi b l e go ld mine . This is the pn'gra'l' guide f or th e mos t unique, exciting (forget abuut our ann oun cer s ; t his radio station is exci tillg!) outrageous , experimental , st arving , insane KRAB f.m . tempramenta l, oven;he l ming radio st;ltion in 9029 ROOSEVELT WAY NORTH EAST t he country . In these pages , you ' l l find the SEATTLE, WASHINGTON 98115 wi des t var iety of p r og r amMing west of the LA - 2- 51U on your phone Fire I sland Light Ship , un l ess your idc3 of 107. 7 on your dial pr ogram variet y is Some Enchanted Ev enIng , No . 1 , in your heart played by the liD llYI;ood Strings , fol l Ol;ed hy no . 10 , on your list On t he S . Where you Live , played by the lIolly wood Strings . If that ' S your idea of varied ALL CONTRIBUTIO;-.JS ARE TAX DEDUCTIBLE, WHEN TIlE progr ammi ng , you ~THETIC. CIIECK IS ~IADE OUT TO THE JACK STRAW ~ I H10RIAL FOUNDATION. Please make all checks out i llegi b l y " Do n ' t be pat':etic . " - ~Iargo Channing so your bank \,ill give us mo r e money than you intended . Ins i de he r e , you ' ll fi nd everything from Bach to Bl uegr ass to 13 ':JOgic' , from j(ichard ~ 1. Ni xon a t the Johnson Libr:1ry Bar- b - cue IF YOU 1,10VE, YOUR PROGRAl\1 GUIDE IVILL NOT BE t o The Swamp in June , f" r om a Sop,vi th ':ame l FORl'iARDED . IT WILL BE TIIROWN AWAY BY TIlE POST fly - by t o current African poetry . ~nw , it OFF 1 CEo 1 F YOU ARE PLANNING TO ~IOVE , LET US KNOlv. cou ld be you don ' t Ivan t to hear vll:at ;; ~h'am l' sounds l ike , no ma ttE,r hhat montl: it is . Thanks once again to Cas t le and Cooke Compute r Iv t:' unders t and that . Do n ' t fee l bad about it . Systems, Inc ., Port l an d Oregon, for t he h andy But j f you can' t fi nd a good ly number of address labels . programs you wou l d l ike t o hear p l ayed on KRAB , t he F. C. C. h as conveniently placed us r igh t near KBIQ (puddl es of beautiful ;nu~i('J and KUUU (Ivhere a ll t he good son gs have gOlle) and you can easi l y swi t ch t o them.
So Ivha t I ' m saying , Bcsco, is this: >'ou have an oppor tunity i n Seattl e and environs to hear a radio s tation t 'lat hasn ' t gi \-en up on radio as a creat ive me di um. KRAB is dl's igned to be lis tened to , J "lvhat! You mean you can ' t ~ lay tenn _i_s , 01' go bOlding , or \vash the house I"hile it's on? " l ocal broadcasting magnate and if you lis t en , we ' d like to have you consider what keeps the station on the air . Its cal led ~ I ONEY d and there used to be a l ot of it around here . If you have some left over at the end of the eMcnT-N day , drop i t in an envelope and mail it to us a nd ",e ' ll continue t o experjment , and confuse, and harass , and do the stuff >'ou gilve us th e mo ney for in the first place . See elsewhere in here for a handy- dandY re eFT turnab l e coupon, coupon clippers . I n the p r ogr am listings, the t imes in parentheses 9:30 VINTAGE .1AZ Z- Hal Sherlock p resents old fo llowin g cert ain programs are the times those 'scraping waffles off the ceiling ' music . p r ogr ams wi ll be repeated, either the fol lowing morning ( i f n o day is list ed) or in the up-coming 11 :00 SOMETHING BUT DONT EXPECT ANYTHI NG week .
THURSDAY , J ULY 1, 1971 FRIDAY, JULY 2 2 : 30 pm I TALIAN RECORDER SONATAS, circa 1700 , by Core l li, Barsanti, Veracini, Bigag 5:00 pm ARGENTINE FOLK ~IUSIC - Robert Garfias lia and Vivaldi. Performed by Frans presenting two Odeon recordings: Bruggen, recorder; Anner Bylsma, cello; Cantares de mi Tierra, and, De Nuestro and Gus tav Leonhardt, harpsi chord. Folklore, with Atahualpa Yupanqui. (Das Al te \\Ierk) 5:30 KRU~j ORNS AND KINGS- Dick Palm presents 3 : 15 TRADITIONAL MUSIC OF ETH IOPIA- a varie baroq ue and pre-baroque music. ty on Vogue . 7:05 COMMENTARY- Frank Krasnowsky (~ :O O 4:00 MUSIC OF TIlE HIGH RENAISSANCE IN EN G Mo n day) LAND - The Purcell Consort of Voices, directed by G. Burgess, The Jaye Con 7 : 30 THE INVASION OF PIONEER SQUARE - H . Ted sort of Viol s and S . Preston, harpsi Garfie l d and Susan travel down to Pio chord . Works by: Gibbons , f'errabos co, neer Square to give this report on the Byrd, \\Ieelkes, r·\orley, Bull and Tomkins. 'hip ' businesses springing up amongst (Turnabout) the pawn shops, steam baths, and beer joint s . 4:45 NATAY - NAVAJO SINGER- Edward Lee Natay, Ivho died in 1967, was a foremost Navajo 8:30 A ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION ON TilE FUTURE singer in the traditional manner. (Canyon) OF THE UNI VERSITY DISTRICT- various commentators from the series heard in 5:15 THr: B."OK REVIEW- "Dle Breakdown of April discuss the issues from all sides. Schools: A Problem or a Symp tom? A Included will probably be Cal McKuen, working draft of a paper for discussion . ' Richard Coppage, Roger Pence, Bi ll By Ivan Illich- an unpublished special Harrington, and others . (12 ~ \onday) t o KRAB, presented by Randy Francisco . (11: 30) 10 :00 HUSIC FOR GLASS HA~tON ICA- Bruno Hoff man, wi th works by Beethoven, Naum ann, 5 : 30 BALTIC' S BOP STOP- HORACE SILVER- a Tomaschek , Rollig, Schlett and Reich prime examp le of the so-called ' Hard ardt. (Candide) BOT) School of Jaz z ' , the mos t ide'n'ti fi 'able outgrowth ot' be-bop , and perhaps, 11 :00 .1UST .TAZ Z- wi th Bob Gwynne subs ti tuting the most popular of its various forms. for Herb, who ' s off to California this month. 7 : 00 NOTES f'OR TIlE NIGIIT- Heard ever y night of the week , but listed this one time only . On this program we try to give you some notice of the programs to be played in the next few days. SATURDAY , JULY 3
7:05 cm·1l'-IENTARY (11 :00) 7 :00 am THE SATURDAY ~ \ORITURI TE S . PROGRAH The Wonderful Wor ld of Classi cal rlus i c 7:30 f'ILM REVIElv- wi th Peter Ilogue and with Richard Greene . Richar': .lameson. (ll:iJ5) 10:00 JAZZ- Andrew Alexis ti 1 1 :00 pm 8:00 OPEN !'li tE getyourcoatandgetyourhat,leaveyounvorriesonthedo 9 :00 BUCK ROGERS AND THE WAFFLE CE ILI NG - Don Downing, of the Improvisational theatre 5:00 pm TIl E MUS IC OF .TAPAN - Shin to musi c group The \\I a ffle Cei Ii ng, un covered the first Buck Rogers radio script. lI e wrote 6 : 00 THE EVENING RAAG- Subbulakshmi, singer , three more episodes for the serial, and wi th Era Napai; Ennahanu Ramabhaj ana; they are here performed by : Gordon Ninnuvina Namadendu; and, Pakkala Nila Chase, r.tary Ha l lett, J oanne Ilammer, badi. Followed by side one of Re l igious Alice Blanchard and Darrell Ilasten. Music of India, featuring D.R. Paravat (12: IS ) ikar. (Fo lkways ) 7:05 RIPPED AND RED NEWS- subjects of a news 9: 30 KI NG BISCU IT TI ME- Bob We s t and Cli ff interest (what the hell does that mean?) Butler, blues with H. Ted Garfield and his staff. (1: 30 Monday) 11:00 THE ROBOT NO R HOURS- Ray Se rebrin put ting together what's left of what's 7:30 A POTPOURRI OF ROMANIAN MUSIC- with happening. That s ounds better than it Sasha Bley reads, and so does Ray .
8:00 OPEN TIME 1:00 am ROSWELL' S RUT- jazz all night
10:00 BLUEGRASS- Tinv Freeman , doing his im per personation of Ray Milland in 'Lost Weekend.' Followed by his impersonation of Eugene Pallete in the Toughie Brasuhn Story. 140NDAY, ,TULY 5
5:00 pm FOLKMUSIC OF SPAI N- Cante Flamenco; Fo li as; and, .Jude o-Spanish (or Sephardi) Songs . (DGG)
SUNDAY, JULY 4 6 :00 HELE N AND SCOTT NEARI NG- LIVI NG TH E GOOD LIFE- a talk by the Ne ar ings con 10:00 am A CHILD'S GARDE N OF VEGETABLES- Richard cerning their pioneering of a subs i s 'Dick' Parker plays classical music, tence homeste ad in New England, oft times Spanish in origin, and does which they began 40 year s ago , about an i mprovisational interview, and reads the time they were fifty ye ars old . the poetry from Don McCune Zoom boxes. (Pacifica) (1 2 : 15)
12 : 00 JEAN-.TOSEPH MOURET: LES .TEUX oLYI4Pl QUES , 7:05 COMI1ENTARY- Seattle Dr aft Coun selling Orch. de Chambre Jean- Louis Petit. (11 :00) (Societe Francaise du Son) 7:30 SONIC FISH SOUNDS AND UNDE RWATER SOUNDS 12:35 pm KE NYA- from the tribe of Kipsiqis and OF BIOLOGICAL ORIGI N- snapping shrimp, the tribe of Nandi- 11 selections of Croakers, Toadfish, Se a Robin, Catf i sh, their music. Cancer Crabs . (Folkways)
1:00 TH E LONG HARVEST- Traditional ballads 8:00 THE OLD WAX WORKS- old dan ce ab Ie tunes sung by Peggy Seeger and Ewan MacColl. wi th Earl Smi th The Twa Sisters; The Cruel 140ther; Lord Randal; and, The Baffled Knight . 9:00 AVANT GARDE- (Ar)!o) Gottfried Michael Koeni g (b . 1926) Terminus II (1966/67) 2 : 00 JA ZZ FOR A SUNDAY AFTERNOON- with Don Fuktion Grun (196 7) Mi lls Zo ltan Pongracz (b . 1912) Phonothese (1965/66) 5 :00 MUSI CI ANS AROUND HERE- Guitarist Jim Rainer Riehn (b . 194 1) Luft plays and sings original ballads Chants de ~laldor o r ( 1965 / 66 , r ev. and instrumenta l s , including "The 1968/69) Ballad of Charlie Manson." Produced Realised at the Studio f or El ectroni c by Steve Brown . Music at Utrecht State Uni ve rsity , The Netherlands . (DGG) 5 : 30 OPEN TIME 10:00 .JEAN SHEPHERD- the man who 's sai d it 7:05 COMMENTARY (11:00) all, says it again. (WOR)( 11 : 30)
7:30 THE MUSIC OF CAMBODIA (Barenreiter) 11 :00 NANCY KEITH'S LATE NIGHT SHOW 8:15 WHY NOT SNEEZ E? diddle de dada with Peter Hogue, Gertrude and the ghost of Frank O',Hara (11:30) 9 :00 SONGS AND DANCES OF QUEBEC- Jean Carag nan violin; Aldor Morin, harmonica; TUESDAY, JULY 6 Edg~r Morin, dance; Marie Richard and Gerard Delorier, song, (Le Chant du 5:00 pm THE MUSIC OF .JAPAN- Mus i c of t he Edo Monde) Period (1603-1 867) (Barenrei t er) 5 6:00 THE EVENI NG RAAG - Subb ulakshmi , sing 7:30 LEGAL SERVICES - civi l mat ters of inter ing Soga Suga; Sarasaksha; Bruhi Muk est. (11: 30) undeti; Siva Siva Si va; and, ,Tagadod dharana. Fo llowed by T. Viswanathan, 8:00 AFRICAN TIMES- Simon M'Pondo, with the +'lute, and Raga Va rali. (World Pacific) literature of a continent . (1 2 :00)
7 :05 COMl-1E NTARY - 8 : 30 PHAROAJ-I SANDERS - his nel. album "Themb i" better heard than des cribed . S~p ran o and alto saxophones , a lto flute, vi olin, piano, electric piano, bass , birus, 7: 30 SOV I ET PRESS AND PER IO DICALS - William claves, ring cymbals, maracas , koto, Mandel reviews the Soviet Press . (PAC . ) brass be ll, bailophone , fi fes , finge r (11: 30) cymb als , COl. horn, many drums and shouts .
8:00 G. P. TELEMANN: THE DAY OF .T UDGH1E NT, A 9: 15 ELECTRONIC ~1 U S I C IN JAPAN: Poem for singing in Four Con templations "Icon" on the Source of White Noise, by Cora Canne-Meijer, alto; Kurt Eq uiluz , Joji Yuasa tenor; ~1ax van Egmond, bass ; Ge rtraud "Campano l ogy" for Electronic Tone , by Lan dweh r-Hermann, soprano; Mon teverdi Toshiro Mayuzumi Cho r of Hamburg , Jurgen Jurgens, dir. ; "Imp rovisation" for ~1ulti Piano , by Co ncentus Musicus Vienna (w ith original ~1i n ao Shibata instruments) , Niko laus Harn oncourt, "Kyo - O", ~ I usic for Piano, ~ I ulti Pi ano conducting . (Das Alte Werk) Orchestra and Electroni c Sounds , by ~1aki I shi i 9: 30 AVANT (;ARDE - "Sho- san-ke" for Electronic Sounds and John Cage (b . 1912) Tradi tional .T apanese Instruments , by Atlas Ec lipticalis (1961 / 62) ; Win Makoto Moroi ter Music ( 1957) ; Cartridge Music "Assemblage" by Yo riaki /·1at sudai ra. ( 1960) - all together (Nippon Hoso Kyokai) Dieter Schneb el (b . 1930) Glosso lalie ( 1959- 60) 10: 30 DANCES ET CHANTS BEDOUI NS DE TUN ISI E Ensemb le ~1usica egativa, directed by (Le Chant de 1vlond e) Ra iner Riehn . (DGG) 11 :00 perhaps so , perhaps not 10: 35 AMERI CAN INDIAN SONGS AND CHANTS- from the Navajo , Apache, Zun i, Sioux, Hopi, and Cheyenne . (Canyon)
11 :00 GET YOUR HEART RIGHT- jazz with Jay Stick ler THURSDAY , .TULY 8
2:30 pm LUCIANO BERIO- Visage for magnetic tape , based on the voice of Cathy Berberian and e l ectronic sounds WEDNESDAY, JULY 7 Circles- for female voice , harp and two percussionists from the end of the r epeats to------Sequenza III, for solo voice , sung by Ca thy Berberian 2: 50 pm LETTERS AND THI GS - this is take an Cinque Variazioni, for piano , with ' N' to lunch week . Ou r ' N' is out David Burge , pianist (Candide) to luch. :>: 30 FROM THE REPUB LI C OF THE LIPPER VOLTA 3:00 AFGHAN NATIONAL ~1U S IC- recorded by the music on Ocora singers and Orchestra of Kabu l Radio . Folk songs , dances, as we ll as composed 4 :00 I ND I AN FLUTES AND (; III TARS - Los Pampas , music of Afgh anistan. with folk music of South American In dians, mostly from Argentina. (Vogue) 4:00 ~1ESS IAEN - V I NGT REGARDS SUR L' ENFANT JESUS - with John Ogden at t he piano, 4: 30 MUSIC FRml THE U.S .S . R. - Robert (;arfias . pl ay ing it. (Argo) From the KRAB Ar chives .
6 : 15 OPEN THlE 5: 30 FORTIES .TAZZ - Barry West , recalling the fi rst time he ever, uh, watched a movie , 7 :05 COMME NTARY ( 11: 00) In the Summer of ' 4~ . 6 7:05 COMMENTARY (11 :00) SATURDAY, .TULY 10
7: 30 FIL~1 REVIF.W- Richard .Tameson and Peter 7 : 00 am TH E MORNI NG SHOW- I"i th Hichard Green e Hogue (11: 30) und clazikal musik e .
7 : 55 THE WASIII NGTON LEGAL RIGHTS ASSOC IATION 10 : 00 JA ZZ - with Andrew Al exis A n ew organi zation inte rested in better informine the public of l e gal rights, cli mbunonmyk nee, dannyboy , thoughyoureon l y three , dan obtaining bail +or those arrested, and campaigning for the l egalization of 5:00 nm ANCIENT CH RI STIAN LI TURGI F.S FRml .TEHU mariiuana. The organi zation is here dis SA LH1 OF OUR TH1F- mostl y +rom the cuss~ d by Alan Fost e r, p r e sident, and Chri stmas ne ri od, sun )! in Latin, Ancient Tim Stenning, secretary , W. L.R . A. ; Dr . Greek, Gh ez , Ar abi c , Ancient Armenian , Lawrence Ilalpern, I·lrs . Patsy Carter, Ancient Syri an . (01,1, Archive) and lal"yer Chas Talbot . ( 12:00) 7:05 RIPPED AND RED NEWS - coordinated by Ted 9 :00 LEFT PRES S RF. VIF.W - Frank Krasnowsky Garfie l d ( 12: 15) ~lond ay) rr: 00) 7: 30 A POTPOliRR I OF Rn ~tI\ N I AN ~l US 1(> wi th 9: 30 CLASS I C .TA ZZ - Mik e Duffy Sasha Bley
1':00 ANA RCH Y !S ORDER: GO VF.n.N~lF N r IS CI VIL WAR- readinl!s in the Anarchist tradi tion by .Ton Ga llant
8:30 OPF. N TIMF
FRIDAY, .JlJLY ~ ) 10 :00 BLUEGRASS - Tiny Freeman , s tompi ng through th e azure h l ades . s :on pm Til E .TOH N FAHF.Y HAL F 1l01JR- F. lliot Swan son, I"ith generally unavai l ahle early Fahey s : ::In KR UW{ OPNS ANn KI Nrs- Dick Palm, with European [ourt Music in t h e c l assical sty Ie (whi I e the r e we:re courts) SUNDAY, .TU LY II
7 :05 CO~I~IF.NTARY (11: (0) 10:00 am A CHILD' S GARDF.N OF VFGF.TAflLFS - Di ck Parke r, with the only radio prorram 7 : ::10 FRED SCIlW ARTZ - nr. Schw art z , a nhysi that can see in the dark ( all those cian (ori )!inally from Australia) i s th e c arrots , you know) e ditor of the Christi an Anti- Commlmi s t Crusade n el"sletter, and a speaker +or 12 :00 AVANT GARDF - that orrani zation (he r erul arly conducts ~ la u ri ci 0 Ka)!e I (b. 103 1 ) ' Anti- Suhvers i ve Seminars. ' ) In thi s °Halle 1 u~ ah (1% 7) nrop ram, taner! by Ph i 1 Bannon .T une ::I , Dieter Schnebe l (b. 1930) nr. Schl"artz sneClks to a .ietmmerl house "fur stimmen ( .. . missa est) (1050-51') at the Royal I'ork res t aurant on ~ l e r ce r edt ::I I (1956- S8) Is land. In the sometimes he Clt ed ques tion ° AW') (19 51' -59) and answer session +oll ow inr, Dr . ° ! (madrash a II ) (1964 - 08) Schwa rt z is ch al l enred crom the audi en ce Schol a Cantorum Stuttpar t (DGG) by a man )!e ne:r~ll y express ing the philo sophy 0 + the Nation al Soc iali s t White I : 00 pm THE LQ,\) G II ARVFST- Tradi ti onal Bal l ads People ' s Party. con cerning the .Tel"ish sun )! by PepRY Seeger an d Fwan McColl . ' contr("ll ' Of the [omml1ni st move me n t . Riddles Wisely Ex n ounded ; The Elfin ( 1 ~ : ~5 We dn esday) Knight; Th e Daemon Lover; The Dreadful Gh os t; The Gos nort Tragedy. (A rpa) 0 : V) AQ UARFLL ES 0 11 flHFSIL-flAnFN POWFL L
puitar and son p . (flarc l ay) ~ :oo .TAZ Z FO R A SUNDAY AFTF.RNOON - Bob Gw ynne
10: 10 TR EK TO ~ l AP RA KEr!I , ~ 1 0RROCro - 7 son gs s :on KEF.N ON KRAI}-A series abollt mocle rn mllsic , hy Ahdul and Brahim, t wo youn ,Q Be r her today ' ~ea t llri n g : boys +rom th e Atlas mo un tains. (Request) VARESF. - ' Ioni zation ' CAGF. - ' Con certo for Pre nar e d Pi ano and II : O~ fll J.I.1BU ~H~ WI1l1 BALTI C- .i azz Orch estra ' 7 XENAK IS- ' Orient-Occi dent III' 5 : 55 ATA.HUALPA YUPANQUI- from Camino De l OLIVERAS - 'I o f I V' Indio, "The Indian' S Trai l" SA LA- ' Five I mprovi sations on Tare ' Piedra y camino (S tone and pathway) HA.t.1BRA EUS- 'Inte rferen ces ' Vidala del silencio (sonp 0 "' s ile nce) ~le voy ( I go) 6 : :>0 NAVA. TO- Sonps OF the Dine ( ' The People ' ) Huaj a ra (horn trumpet) wi th these I!rOllrS 0"' tracii tional nati ve Cargita cie tola ( t ol, l oad ) singers : .Toe Lee O F Luka chllchai; t·lesa La Viaierita ( th e little travele r) Verd(' Grolln Singers ; Reg Bepay : Natay ; Laugh ing Boy; Tseyi a r.hee ; anci , (,: 15 TAXI DRI VE R- Somebody at WBAI wh o Yeibechai Team from Fort De.ciance. isn ' t a very good interviewer talks (Canyon) with a ~emale New York h ack who is a great interviewee : 7 : 05 COMME~TARY ( 11: 00) 'I pi cked up this b lack prostitute an d a man that looked very much like Eddie 7 : Vl SPAN I SII HARP ~ liJSIC or. THE 16TH AND 17TH Al hert.' She talks about the us uill cab CENT IJRIES - Nicanor Zabaleta per"'ormi n g drive r diffi culties, h er ow n particular works by Cabe zon , t.luciarra, Pal e ro, Al prob l ems, requiremen ts For becoming herto, Ribayas, Ih](~ t e and .Torpe Rodri a cab dri ver (you have to know whe re gue :: . (DGr. Archi ve l Grand Central Station i s, and that ' s about it) and the Cll s t omer ' s reil c tion R: 15 TOOTHPICK, Ll SB 0N I; Ti lE ORCAS ISLANDS to a wo man in the driver ' s seat . Co ntemporCl r v noetry wi th ~ Ii chae l and (WBAI) (1 2 : 15) .Joanne ~iater . Wo rks: ChArles Olson : i\Pr.II AEOLQG I ST or ~ IORNING fi : .>0 OPEN TU1E (r.Clpe (:01 i ani) r.i ci Con~an : SIJ') ROC K ~· IA.'i (Nel' Di r ections) 7 : 05 cm~1ENTARY (11: 00) Phi lin Le\'ine : PIJ.l ' S IvALL ( ' Inicorn ) Clilyton Esh 1 eman : BI:AR I NGS (Cap ricorn) 7::10 MUS I C Or I NOONE SIA- Sumatra , Millaya , hmes Ko ll er: CA I.HOWH A POUIS (fl lil ck .l ava , anci Bali . ( Folk1,ays) Sn il YrO'," l ( 11::>0) R:OO THE f'ALL ACY Of' "OVERPOPlJLATIO', ~ IE .'\'''S 9 :00 Till: SII'A~ IP I 'J .TIJNr:- h'i th flies, birds ~HSERY "- Gi useppe S l ater an d Pa\ll ilnd haby beave rs . ( Droll Yankees) Kangas , auth or s o f a pamphle t called ' The Earth Belongs t o the Peon l e ' ~) : 20 ANC I I:~rr SPA'JISII Ll TllRr:v - .c rom the me di d is cuss wh at they see as the real rea e\'al nerioci , I, ith the ~ I ozilrabic tlass sons for noll ution, hunger and over ilnd Li turpica l tlelociies . COl'O cie ~ Ionies c rowding . Th ey c r i ti cize in narticular de La AbRcl iil de San t o Domingo ci e Silos , the a ci vocacy Of Don \ll a ti on con trol d i recteci by Dom l smae l Fe rTl andez de l a as a solution for noverty. They are r.uestra. (DI;G Archives) very c r iti ca l as well o f Or . Paul Erlich. Pau l Rude is the interviewer , In : 15 CII AR LfS ~1T~GIIS : " Tow n lI a ll Co nce rt" (an inte r viewer n ame d rucie? ~ 1il am , recordeci in 196~ with I:ric Dolnhy , h'here are you!) tane d on Dec. 15, 1970 . CU"'"'ord .Torci im , .Taki flyarci , Danny (K PFA ) ( 12 : :10) Richmond ilnci .Joh nn y r.oles in ~ I innea nolis 8t Tyrone I;uthrie 'Iheiltre: 9:00 PROr,R N1ME ~llJSI C OF THE BAROQlIE ERA (.nv s 9 ) wo rks by Farina, Schnelzer , Biber, Marais and Vi valdi , perFormed on original 11 : 01) Til l: ROBOT'JOR 1I 01lRS - rock ilnd i a ::z I,i th instruments by the Con centus ~ l lI s icu s your host, Raymond Serehrin . of Vienna, directed by Ni chOlas Harnon court . (Oas Al te Werk) 1 : 00 am RnSlvELL ' S RIIT- ;az : : 10:00 .TEAN SHEPH ERD- ramb lin?s From "leI" York, t he city called t h e bip app l e , whi ch a l ot 0"' neop l e think shoulcl nOI, be called th e Bip Road Apple . (11 : :10)
11:00 Af'TE R HOIJRS- .Ton Ga llan t , racon tellr ~ 10 NDAY , .' IILY 12
5 : 00 pm TIll: ~HJ S I r or IRAN - Do mhilk so 1 0; the Segah mode : the I srhahan mo~e ; Mysti c Poem 0"' i\raqlli : The Bhiltri yari mo de ; The Ahu - 8ta mode . (flarenre iter) 8 TUESDAY, .TULY l'\ 3 :00 ORCHE STRAL WORKS BY PORTUGUESE ~lAS TERS: A.L . Moreira , A.C . da Silva 5:00 nm LUCIANO BE RIO- Eni "anie and Fo lk Songs. Per eira, M. Portugal, and,.T . de The BBC Symph ony Orch estra , The Sous a Carvalho; Cremilde Rosado Fer Julliard En semble , and Cathy Be rb e rian, nandes, cemhalo . Orquestra de Camar a soprano . ( RCA ) Gulbenkian, Gianfr anco Ri voU, condllct in r . (D"" Arch i ve) 6 :00 ~ lU S IC OF TURKEY - Ali San hosts this new series of his country ' s classica l , :): 50 FROM NORTH AND SOUTII VI ETNAM- Slmg rural, Clnd urb an mus i c . poetry of the North; Th eatre music 0" the South. (ASCH Mankind Series) 1:05 Cm l~l ENTARY (11:00 ) 4 : 40 HENRY BRANT-MUS I C 1970-KINGOml CmlE 7::)0 SOVIET PRESS AND PER IODI CALS - Wi lliam an d , ~l ACH I NA TIONS ("or timpani, chimes , tvlandel, author of nume r ous volumes on xyloph one, glockenspiel, oriZan, Eb th e Soviet Union , reads his own trans flute , ceramic flute, double o c arina , lCitions and reviews the happenings 0" double fl a?eo l e t and harp, a] I p l ayed the U.S.S.R . as revealed in the Soviet by the Composer). Kingdom Come , \"i th Press . (11 : .30) the Oak 1 and Symphony Orches tra. (Des to)
7 : ~5 THEATRE REVIEW - .Tames Mish' a lani (11:45) 5:30 OPEN THIE
R:OO SENATOR HE NRY .TACKSON I N A PRESS CONFER 7 : 05 cmlMENTARY (11: 00) ENC E- from Portland, April 22, 1971- Sen . .T ackson discusses a number 0" is 7: 30 THE PUBLI C DEFENDER - crimi.nal law "rom sues , including the nossibility 0" his th e defendant ' s point of view ( 11 : 30) running for Pres ident in 1972 ,' the e conomy, ecology " the FBI and the CIA 8 : 00 TH E PEOP LE' S ~llJSIC or CIIINA - with Lim ( 'I have never been denied acess to CIA Ch ew-Pah in"ormation. ' ) From KBOO ( 12:00) 9::>0 WILLIMI HINTON : THE CULTURAL REVOLUTION R:45 THE ART or THE LlJTE- Renais sance and I N CHI NA- Author Hinton, whose book Baroque ~lasterpi eces from Fran ce , 'Fanshen' i s based on seven years in England and Germany, Walte r GerwiiZ , China from 1946 to 195.) , speaks to an lute . Work by Attairnant, Besard, Bi t audience at the Uni ve rsity 0" Cali"orniCi tner and Mace . (Victrola) at Berkeley, Oec . 3, 1970. (KPFA } (l~ : OO)
9::>5 ~lUSIC FROM TH E 100 YEAR ' S WAR- ~lusica 11: 00 ?o?!? !?!?!?!?! ?! ? !? !? I?!?! Re servata, .Tohn Beckett , dir., with work by ~la chaut , ValIant , Dllfay , Fon tai ne, Al anus and Morton: whi ch makes thi s a samplin g of late 14 th and early 15th century mus i c . ( Philins )
10:40 SONGS or THE r OR EST - Sansucker , wood THURSDAY , .T ULY l~ thrus h, ovenbird , veery , robin and lots of othe r birds . (Drol l Yankees) a ll afternoon ti 1 ....
11 :00 GET YOUR HEART RIGHT- iaz z with .Tay 2 :30 THE PHILADELPHIA cmIPnSFRS ' FORU~l Stickler Pierre BOllI ez: Improvisati on No . ~ Luigi Dall apicco l a : Parole di San Paolo; and, Concerto Per La Notte di Natale Dell ' anno Henri PO llsseur: Trois Chants Sacres . (Candi de)
:> : 10 EWA N MACCOL L- sin ging: The Card Song, The Sh epherd Laci , Th e GClllant Co lliers , Ge neral Wol"e, The Girl S Around Cape Horn , Henry Martin , Come All Ye Tr amps WED NESOAY, .TIILY 14 and Hawkers , The Foggy Oew , Th e Bonni e Ship t h e Diamond, Th e Crue l ~lother, The al l afternoon until------Bl ack Velvet Banri , The Desert e r, Fare we 11 t o Tarwathi e , and Tat ties An ' 2: 50 LETTERS AND TflI NGS Herrin.' (Pr es tige) 9 4:00 MUSIC FROM THE TU1E OF BOCCACCIO ' S DE R: 10 ZUN I- +eRturinp the n,uetRwki (;roun, CAME RON- lusicR ReservatR, .J ohn Becket, the ShebRby (;roun, and Eliiah Tekale,. directing . Work by LRndini, (;iovanni dR with a vRriety of' traditionRl Indian Firenze and (;hirardello da Firenze . son gs, includinp the Bu++alo Dance Florence in the late 14th century . songs and the Corn Dance son?s. (Philips) (Canyon) 5 : 00 ATAHUALPA YUDANQUI - six sonl's, ending
with Tierra .Tu~ena. ~ :45 A.NDREAS SHIPAN(;A- acting Secretary 0+ Information Rnd Publicity of' the South 5: 15 THE BOOK REVIEW (12:00) West A+rica-People ' s Or?anization (SWAPO) of' Namibia, which used to be 5::)1) BALTIC'S BOP STOP - LADY DAY - The late territory known RS (;erman Southwest Hi llie Holiday is f'eatured . Though not A+riCR; ini~rviewed by Bill Northwood a true ' bebop vocalist, ' Billie Holi Rnd Sam Oni of KPFA . (12 Monday) dRY Ivas a profound influence on the later bop swingers . 9:50 MUSIC FRm1 TIlE HI~IALAYAS- Tibet, Ch ho liR, Do?ra, NR?aland Rnd the hills of' 7 :05 CQt·lIENTARY (11 :00) Manipur, where musicians plRY Rn Rrray 0+ end-blolvn metal horns, gongs, bells, THE F IL ~ I REVIEW- Peter Ho?ue Rnd Rich cymbals, conch shells and one-stringed Rrd Jameson (11::)0) +iddles . (Argo)
R: OO OPEN TUllo 10: 40 THE FRO(; POND- Snring peeners, wood +rogs, +ow ler' s toads, pi ckere I +rogs, R:40 THE ~IU S IC OF .TAPJ\N- Sokyoku, or koto common tORds, green +rogs, bull f'rogs music . (Barenrei ter) and tree "rops , recorded by Droll Yankees in Rhode Island . 9::)0 VI NTA(;E .TA ZZ - Hal Sherlock 11 : 00 DR. SPIDER r:JUDAY, .TULY l() SATU RDAY, .TULY 17 5:00 pm LATIN AMERICAN ~1\JSIC~ +rom the Rrch~ve~ of' KRAfI, ~lexi CRn mus 1 c Wl th Robert ,Rr 7 :00 Rm THE HORNIN(; SIlOP- with Richard (;reene , known to Rll T. V. news f'ans RS the omi +lR5. nous +ll'ure lurkinp behind Les lie Ba con during the lRtter ' s cour thouse s::>() KRIIHHOIlNS A.ND KIN(;S- Dick PRIm presents Classical Western music be+ore 1750. stens nress conf'erence last .Tune .
F):OO .TAZZ - wi th Andrew Alexis 7 : 0S (0 1~IE NTARY - Frank KrRsnowsky (l :00 ~londay) someenchan tedeven inl' ,youwi llseeastrangeryollwi llse AFRICAN 111(;11 LHE- Solomo n I lori ::md 7: ~() His ACro-Drum En semb l e . 5:00 nm THE MUSIC Or. VIETNAH- The tradition 0+ Hue , both the music and theatre 0+ the court and Ri tURl music/Entertain ment music. (Barenreiter)
ft :00 THE EVENIN(; RA.A(;- SubbulRkshmi, sing er , with Meera flhaians .. Fo ll olv ed by Hemanti ~lukheri i, sinper, with one side of' Sonps 0+ RabindrRnath Tagore. (Odeon )
7 :05 RIPPED AND RED NEWS- with Ted (;arf'ield, and, p erh aps, others. (11::)0 ~londay)
7::)0 A POTPOURRI Or. RmlA.NIA.N MIJSIC- with Sash a Bley
R: OO OPEN TIME
10 : 00 BLUE(;RASS - Tiny Freeman and his Killit Slickers . SUNDAY , .TULY I R 11 : 00 THE ROBOTNOR HOURS- rock of sorts wi th Ray Serebrin . 10:00 am A CHILD ' S GARDEN OF VEGETAB LES- with the homespun, Arkansas humor and wis 1 :00 am ROSWELL'S RUT- The Icecream Man cometh. dom of good ole' boy Dick Parker.
12:00 THE 14(JSIC OF IRAN- Variations in the Chaharp-ah mode; Poem of Saadi; the Dash ti mode; anci Poem of Saacii in a MONDAY, .TULY 19 noth er mode . (Baren rei ter) 5 :00 THE AFRICAN BALLET OF KEITA FODEBA 1 :00 nm THE LONG HARVEST - Traditional Ballads on Vop-ue) sung by Pegp-y Seeger and Ewan ~lacCo ll. Our Goodman, Lamkin, The Gypsy Lacidie, 5 :40 ETHIOPIA- Polyphony and vocal tech The Broomfield Hill, and, The Grey niques from Northeast Africa h :?.Ve de Cock, are the songs. (Ar go) monstrated that polynhony is well known outside of the West, I"here un- 2:00 ,TA7.Z FOR A SUNDAY AFTER.NOON- with Don ti 1 recently there had been an assump Mi lIs tion 0" its b einP. an entirely Western development (and invention). (Ocora) 5:00 WE RETURN YOU NOW TO THE GREAT DAYS OF WORLD WAR ONE- Sounds 0" the nlanes 0:20 CIOCIRLIA- folk sonps and dances ner that made The Great Wa r famous: formed by the R::>mani an Folk i ore Ensem- (in order) 1. A simulated dopfight b Ie. Instruments include flute, pan- between a P"alz D-12 and a Sopwith ni.p~, taragot, violin and cymbal om . Came l. (E l ectricord) 2. The Liberty EnP.ine, with inertia CO~~ENTARY- s tarter, most o"ten t~ed in the 7:05 Seattle Draft Counsel Eng lish DeHaviland DH - 4 . ing (11 : (0) 3. The Sopwith F-l 'Camel, ' powered by a seven cy Ii nder, 110 horsepower 7: 30 WINTER SO LDI ER INVESTIGATION- at Le-Rhone rotary. Portland State l1niversi ty, conducted 4 . The Standarci .1 -1 , powered by a lRO by Po rtl and area Vietnam Ve ts "or horsepower Hispano Suiza. Peace, April 20, 19 71. (KBOO)( 1~: 30) 5. The pfalz D-12, one of Germany's "irst-rank fiphters, here powered R:OO THE WAX WORKS - old tunes , great tunes, by a lRO h orsenower six cy lincier with Earl Smith, and laughing scratch ~lercecies . ing enpineering hy Phil Bannon . o. The Nieuport 2R , with 100 hors enow er nine cylinder Gnome-Rhone 140no 9:00 LE1TER FRQt.l ENGLAND- the r eport from Rotary. the Mother Country with t-1ichael Scar 7. The Curtis .TN4D , or ' .Tenny .' A t rai n borough (12: 15) in? nlan e , here powered by a VR, OX-5 en gine . 9 : 15 HA~lZA F.L DIN: ESCALAY: THE WATER R . After s tartin.p up and tak ing of", WHEEL- Oud ~Isic "rom Nubia . Three two Sopwith Camels rersue two songs, recorcied in Seat tIe, and pro P"al z D-I~s. (Riverside) duced by Rohert Garfias . (Nonesuch)
OPE N TU1E 10:00 .lEAN SHE PH ERD - th e man about I"hom Rex Reed once wrote, ' (he) ... is a com 7:05 COMMENTARY (11: Oil) fortahle Glenn Ford-slippers-pipe cardipan-Al Capp -reader tyne ... ' CEREMONIAL MUSIC OF TilE 'RENAISSANCE 7:30 (WOR) (11: 30) Works by Ciconia, Ferap.ut , DuCay , Encina, Issac ann tvlouton. Carella 11:00 THE NANCY KEITH AFTER THOUGHT Antiqua, ~lunich, Konran Ruhland, di rector. (Das Alte Werk)
R: l 5 TRADUTTORE MA NON TROPPO- contemnorary wri tinp from French and I tali an , wi th Roper Veinus . \vE DNES DAY, .WLY ~ 1 9:00 RUSSIAN FOLK ~lUSIC- from Ranio Moscow. al l a fte rnoon unti 1. .. .. 9: 30 KI NG BISCUIT TIME- Robert Wes t and Cliff Butler- The Blues. 2:50 pm LE1TERS AND TIIIW;S II :) :00 ENGLISH SE CULAR MUS IC OF THE LATE REN 3 :50 KOTO MUSIC- from Japan, 2 works . AISSANCE- by Weelkes> (; ibbons, Ravens cro~t. Vautor, Tomkins , Peerson and 4:20 MUSIQUE CONCRETE - Dering. The Purcell Consort 0+ Voices, P. Schaeffer: Objets lies The .Jaye Consort 0+ Viols , Grayston F. B. Mache: Terre de Feu , 2nd versiol, Burj!ess, conducting. (Candj de) M. Philippot: Etude III F. Bayle : L'Oiseau Chanteur :):50 KARLHfI NZ STOCKHAUSEN- L. Ferrari: Tete et queue du dr agon Kontakte for Electronic Sounds, Piano, I . Malec: Dahovi and Percus si on B. Parmegiani: Danse Refrain +or Three Instrumentalists Performed by the Group of ~lusica l Re Wi th Aloys Kontarsky, Christophe Cas search , Offi ce of the French Radio kel, Karl Sieben, and the composer . Television . (Candide) (Candide) 5: 10 OPEN TIME 4 :40 THE MUSIC OF LAOS (Barenreiter) 5: 30 FORTIES JAZZ - with Barry West 5:30 OPEN TIME 7:05 COMMENTARY (11 :00) 7 :05 COMMENTARY (Jl :00) 7: 30 THE FILM REV IEW- Richard Jameson and 7: :)0 LEGAL SERVICES - information on civil Pt . Hogue (11:30) matters (1 1: 30) 8:00 RECORDER CONCERTOS - 1\ :00 AFRI CA:N TH1ES - Simon ~1' Pondo presents Antonio Vivaldi: Concerto in C mino r modern A+ri can poetry and prose, or Giuseppe Sammartini: Concerto in F discussion of current African tonics . major (12: 00) Telemann: Concerto in C major Jean- Jacques Naudot : Concerto in G R: :)0 .1AZZ - Jack De.1oh nette, Bennie ~laupi n, maj 01' . Frans Bruggen wi th the Con Gary Peacock and Hideo Ichikawa, r e·· centus Musicus of Vienna. (Das Alte co rded in Tokyo 4/7/70. (Milestone) Werk) 9:00 LEFT PRESS REVIEW - Frank Kras nowsky 9 : :)0 INDIAN SINGERS AND SONGS OF THE GREAT (12 :00) PLAINS - ~rom the Kiowa , Arikara, Shaw nee, Southern and Northern Cheyenne, 9 : 30 CLASS I C JAZZ - Mike Duffy Ponca, Oglalla Sioux and Northern Arapahoe. (Canyon) 11 : 00 a/k/a ?
10:10 THE ~~USIC OF .1APAN- No -Play/Biw a and Chanting. (Barenreiter)
THURSDAY , J ULY 22
2:30 pm KOUTA- music sung by Geisha entertain FRI DAY , JULY 23 ers , acc . by shamisen with occasional addi t i on o.c percus s jon. 5:00 pm THE JOHN FAHEY HALF HOUR- with Elliot Swanson 3: 05 I TALIAN SOLO CONCERTI, circa 1700- G. Torelli: Concerto +or Trumpet , 5: 30 KRU~1HORNS AND KINGS - Di ck Palm Strings Vivaldi: Concerto for Recorder , Strings 7:05 COMMENTARY (1 : 30 Monday) G. Tore lli : Concerto for Trumpet , Strj ngs 7 : :;0 OPEN TIME Vivaldi: Concerto for Two Horns , Strings 8: 30 REFORM THE NAT IO NA L ELECTION PROCESS Locatelli: Concerto for Violin , String s An address by Dr . Frank St anton, Pres Concert o Amsterdam; ~laurice Andre': t iden t of C. B. S., to the Seattle Ro t ary trumpet, Frans Bruggen, recorder, Her Cl ub on June 16. Taped by Nick Whitmer , mann Baumann and Adriaan van Wo uden who returned to KRAB mumbling about berg , horn, Jaap Schroder, viol in. all the ' captains of industry ' \"ho (Das Alte \\Ierk) were present. (2:40 Monday) 12 9 :00 PSYCHIArRY AND FREEDOM OF RELIGION 9:00 'WE'RE ALL PARDNERS IN THIS'- Mitch Dr . Thomas Szasz, who has written such Green of KPFT reports on the opening books as ' The Myth of Ment al Illness' of the Lyndon Baines Johnson Library and ' The Manufacture of Madness : A in Aus t in, Texas , and the sumptuous Comparative Study of the Inquisition bar-~-cue following. Token appearances and the Mental Health Movement ,' con by Blily Graham, President and Mrs tinues in his libertari an critique of Nixon, ex-President and Mrs. Johns~n , contemporary psychiatry in a speech and a number of Vietnam Veterans Against at the First Congregational Church in the War. (2: 00 Monday) San Francisco , 2/4/71. (12 Monday)
9:40 MUSIC OF TIBETAN BUDDHISM- The Sakyapa 10 :00 BLUEGRASS - with Tiny Freeman , the men Sect and the Gelupa Sect. (Barenreiter) tal health food wizard. (Try some of Tiny 's spaghetti some time . Your body 10:30 LOU HARRISON : THE TUNING OF THE will begin to go, but your mind will BABYLONIAN HARP- The composer discusses be STRONG . ) t~e recent discovery made through de clp~erment of glyphs , of the ancient tunlng system of the Baby l onians which he feels is applicable to ~ com plete understanding of the limitations of Wes tern, or European Classical music. (Pacifica) (1:00 Mon day) SUNDAY , JULY 25
11 :00 BUMBLING WITH BALTIC 10:00 am a child' s garden of VEGETABLES! 12:00 EGYPTIAN MUSIC - Umm Kulthum sings some of her famous songs in this 1966 Cairo Radio concert we found buried in the archives .
SATURDAY, JULY 24 1:00 pm THE LONG HARVEST - Traditional Ballads sung by Peggy Seeger and Ewan MacCol1. 7:00 am THE MORNING SHOW- with Richard Greene Songs: Bonnie Barbara Allen , Sir Lio presenting classical music ne 1, The Lass of Ro ch Royal , and , The Knight and the Shepherd' s Daughter. 10:00 JAZZ - with Andrew Alexis (Argo) putonyourhighhee ledsneakers , cusweregoinouttonight 2:00 JAZZ FOR A SUNDAY AFTERNOON - Bob Gwynne 5 :00 pm OPEN TIME 5:00 KEEN ON KRAB - Today , t wo pieces by Penderecki, 'Passion According to St. THE EVENING RAAG- Phalguni, an opera 6 :00 Luke, ' and 'Anaklasis for Strings and based on songs of Tagore. Script by tila Ray, music by Sura Mandir from Percussion. ' Al l India Radio. Followed by Raga Jog , performed by Ravi Shankar. (World 6 : 30 OPEN TIME Pacific) 7:05 COMMENTARY (11 :00) 7:05 RIPPED AND RED NEWS (11:30 ~lo nday) 7:30 MUSIC FROM TURKEY- the Living Tradi tion. (Argo) 7:30 A POTPOURRI OF ROMANIAN MUSIC- Sasha Bley 8: 15 TOOTHPICK, LISBON & THE ORCAS ISL ANDS Contemporary poetry with Michae l and 8:00 ANARCHY IS ORDER: GOVERNMENT IS CIVIL WAR- readings by Jon Gallant Joanne Wiater. Works: Howard McCord: MAPS (Kayak) Charles Olson: THE MAXIMUS POEMS (Cor 8:30 GEORGE CRUMB (b . 1929) ANCIENT VOICES OF CHILDREN (1970) - a cycl e of songs inth) on texts by Federico Garcia Lorca THE PARIS REV I EW ,49 with an interview (trans . by W.S. Merwin , Stephen Spen with Charles Olson ATHANOR (Mag) der, J.L. Gili , and Edwin Gonig) for Anne Waldman: NO HASSLES (Kulchur) mez zo-soprano (Jan De Gaetani) , boy soprano (Michael Dash), oboe, mandolin, (2 :00 Monday) harp , electric piano and percussion (The Contemporary Chamber Ensemb le, 9 :00 THE APARICIO BROTHERS- Angel and Jesus, Arthur Weisberg, conducting) (Nonesuch) who play Venezuelan harp and cuatro , 13 r especti ve l y , who taught i n the U. W. TUESDAY , JU LY 27 Dept. of Ethnomus i cology this ye ar , r e corded here in concert at the ACT 5 :00 pm J . S. BACH : GAMBA SONATAS- Trio Sonata Th eatre , accompanied by Byong Won in G maj or, circa 1720 , on Original Lee, maracas , and Howard Goodman, ins trumen t s . Ni ko l aus Harnoncourt, bass . Produced by Bob Friede . gamb a and ce llo , Fr ans Br uggen, Leopold St atny , flutes , and He r be rt Tachezi , 10: 15 HELIOTROPE BOUQUET - Pi ano rags by Tom harps i chord. (D as Al t e Wf;) r k) Turpin, Scott Jopli n , Louis Chauvin, Joseph Lamb , James Scott , Charles 6:00 MUSI C OF TU RK EY- Ali San Rob erts, William Albyjght and William Bolcom . (Nonesuch) 7:05 COMME NTARY (11 : 00)
7: 30 SOVIET PRESS AND PERIO DI CALS- William 11 :00 THE ROBOTNOR HOURS- with Ray Serebrin Mande l of Berk e l ey (11: 30)
1: 00 ROSWE LL' S RUT - Jazz 7:45 THEATRE REVIEW - James Mi sh' al ani (11 :45)
8:00 J . S. BACH- Gl enn Gould per forms ; Book 2, Pre ludes and Fugues 17- 24, the We ll-Tempered Cl avier. (Col umbi a)
8:35 EL FLAl-1EN CO Y SUS CAN H S- Jose Salazar , ~1aria l a Ta l eg0na , Jesus He r edia , and ' IO NDAY , JU LY 26 Ant oni o Duenas y Quini to . (Rega l)
5 :00 pm SONGS OF THE APACHE, wi th Philip Cas 9: 15 RACI SM SYMPOS I UM at t he Un i ve r sity of s ador e , in t he Authenti c Rh ythms an d Or egon , with Raphae l Pablo Ciddi o Language of the Ap ache . This r e cord Abeyta, Donna James , Sandra Fo rd , and feat ur es t--Iountain Spirit Dances . Bi 11 Fesper man . (KBOO) (12 : 00 ) (Can yon) 10:15 FU RRY LEW IS AND BUKKA WI-l ITE - recorded 5 : 35 tvlUSIC OF SUNDA, WES T J AVA- preser,ted i n Fur r y ' s Memphi s l iving r oom in July by , and wi th, Robe rt Garfi as . From the 1968 by Bob Wes t. KRAB archi ves . Bukk a : Pl ease Ma ' am , Li ttle Wo man, Be d, Hambone Blues , Bukka ' s Goodtime 6 : 10 OPE TI ME Sw ing , Gr ey- Hair ed lioman, Hello Central Gi ve Me 49 . 7:05 CO MM ENTARY (11 : 00) Furry : John Henry, Skinny Woman , Mama ' s Fish, When I Lay My Burden Down, 7: 30 AVANT GARDE- Kassie Jones , A Mess age From Furry . Bernd Alois Zimmermann (b. 1918) Produced by Bob Gr af and Bob J'les t, ed Presens e (1961) ited by Bob Friede, with notes by Mike Inter communicazione (1967) Duffy . ASP 1 is born and f ee ling good. Sas chko Gawriloff, violin; Siegfried Palm , ce llo; Aloys Kontarsky , piano. 11: 00 GET YOUR HEART RIGHT - Jay St ickler, (DGG) jazz
8:25 LEBANES E FOLK MUSIC- performed at the 1960 Ba ' al bak International De stival . (P arloph one) WEDNESDAY . JULY 28 9 : 10 G. P. TELEMANN - SuitG in F. minor; Re co rder Suite in A minor. Alice Har all afternoon until- non co urt, s olo violln; Co ncentus Mu si cus , Vi enn a , con ducted by Nikolaus 2 :50 LETT ERS AND TI-lI NGS - st ation news Harnoncourt and Frans Bruggen (wi th original instruments. ) (DAS ALTE WERK) 3:00 J. S. BAC H: CANTATAS- No . 56 I ch will den Kr euzst ab ge rne 10:00 JEAN SHE PHERD - cl everness f r om WOR, tragen New York . (11: 30 ) No . 82 I eh hab e ge nug Di et r i ch Fi scher- Dieskau, bari t on ; 11 :00 AFTER HOURS- with Jon Ga l lant at the Mun chener Bach - Chor and Ba ch- Or ches t e r , Wurli tzer. Karl Ri chter . direct or (DGG Archi v) 1+ 3:50 AVANT GARDE-IMPROVISATIO NS (1969) 4 : 25 GYORGY LIGET I - Ave ntures , No uvel lcs as performed by the ' Nuovo Consonanza' Aventures , Ensemb l e improvisation group . (DGG) "Die Re ihe " fo r 3 s inge r s and ins trume ntal i sts with Frie drich 4:40 MUSIC FROM THE TIME OF CHRISTOPHER Cerha , conductor COLUMBUS- with the Mu sica Reservat a , Vo lumina (original ve r s i on , 196 1/2) directed by John Beckett. Work s by: Etude No .1 "H a rmunies" ( 196 7) l,o ith An t onio de Cabezon, Juan Fernandez de Gerd Zacher, organ ist . Madrid, Juan del Encina, Alonso de Mudarra, Francis co de l a Torre, Rod 5 : 15 THE BOOK REVIEW- Randy I:r an cisco \\1 t il drigo Cavallos, Carcimunoz, and Fran some r emarks on Til E SO FT I(EVO LUn ON cisco Millan . 15th Century Spain. by Neil Pos tman and Ch a rles ~eingart- (Philips) ner ( De lacorte) (1 2 : 00)
5 :30 BALTI C' S BOP STOP- - DUKE JORDA~ - not 5:15 HELLO GOODBYE- jeremy Lansman of KD NA as well knOlm as he s hould be . !luke interviews an executive of the New York .Jordan was (and i s) one o f the ,'c' rl' Telephone Company on t e l epbone company fines t piani s t s t o com8 out of t he problems, and the cooperation bet ween bop era . th e phone company and law en forcement agencies con cerning wiretaps. Symboli 7 : 05 C O M~ I ENT AI<. \ ( 11: 00) cally enough, the interview is done over the phone . (1:15) 7:30 TilE FI U I I 8:00 THE PEOPLE'S MUS I C OF CHINA- with Lim 9 :30 VI NTAG E JAZZ - lI a l Sherl ock Ch el"- Pah 11 :00 ? ?'! ? ?? ?? 9 : 30 MED I CI NE IN REVOL UTIONARY CHINA- Dr. 30shua Horn, British physician I"ho spent 15 year s in the Peop l e ' s Repub li c of China , discusses medicine and public h ealth the r e and make s obser FRIDAY , JULY 30 vations on the Cultural Revo lution in a speech spon sored by t he ~1edical Com 5:00 pm JE AN - PIILLI I'IJE I<.A~ I I::\ U : LE 'IU II' LE llL mi ttee for Human Rights in Ber ke ley , LA GLOIUE . Louise Budd , sop j' ~no ; 4/ 8/ 71. ( 12:00) Phi Iha r :noni a vi rtuos i of 0JCh York Ih chard Kapp , cond o (Candide) 5: 30 KRlJ [l IJ IORNS AN D UNGS - Dick I'alm, c l a ssi cal mus i c of t he l\a r oqllc :1I1d Re n aiss ance 7 :00 COM~ l [l\TAI{{ 7 : 30 RAClS~1 snll'US lU/·l at t he lJn i lel's i ty of Orcgon, I" ith !Jon n a Jamcs , l,corge THURSDAY, JULY 29 Turnc r, and I'o nn y Jackson . The las t program of t he sc r ics . (K tl OO) ( l l : :5(J 2 :30 pm RECORDER MUSIC ON ORIGI NAL INSTRU ~londa!,) MHHS - Works by Parcnam, Jan Van Eyck, Loeillet , Die upart, and Tele 8 :15 !)UlOne SONCS OF 1:1' II(lJS- pc r fur mcd mann . Frans Bruggen, r e corder ; Niko by Al ekos Ki t s ak is and hi s ol1scmb lc laus Harnoncourt , gamb e ; Gustav Leon (Creek Odeon) hardt, harpsichord. (Das Al t e We rk) 3 : 20 KOTO MU S I C- works of ~1ichio Mi y agi: Rokudan, Aci No Ue II : 00 cllJST JASS- Ile r b lI annum 15 SATURDAY , JULY 31 7:00 am THE MORNI NG SHOW- Richard Greene , with classical music. 10:00 JAZZ- Andrew Alexis 1"1" 1"1" I "1"1"1"1"1"I" I " I " I " 1"1"1" 1"1"1"1" , 5 :00 pm MUSIQUE BAOULE KODE - African Ivory Coast is the area; vocal polyphony is the style. (Ocora) 232.+ ~ast(kfle ~ve. ~ast 5 :40 ALB ERTO MORAVIA ON THIRD WORLD STRUGGLES - Colin Edwards t a l ks off the cuff with the famed Italian novel Ea--5-8.969 ist , playwright , essayist and journa list about his interest in Third ----- World libe ration movements , his visit to China during t he C'J: t tlT al Re volu tion , his trip t o Columbi a to try t o secur e t ha r elease of Regi s Debr ay , and hi s fee; ings about the ques tion OC whether a Man o f Lette r s s hodld, in his work , become invol ved i n p ~ l i -.- t ica l questions . Recorded in Feb ru ar ~ 1971 , in KUlvait . (Pacifi ca) (12 :15 Mo n ) antftl'~a,&y 6 :00 Til E EVENING R/v\G- D. R. Paravatika r , vi na and Swa r amanda la, wi th Bh ai r on; ri l oo Pahar i ; and, Bhupali. (O c eon) Fo~ l owed by K. l' . Arun achalam , on jVdtoC"flY Nagasvaram or Ca rnatic Shen ai , l'l i t h Chakkani Raja Clnd ~ I amava t hu Sri (Ode on) dtiat 7: 05 RIPPED AND RED NEWS - Ted Gar f i e ld (12 : 40 ~10 n day) l-rr rr 7: 30 A POTPO URRI OF ROMAN I AN MUS IC RistoV' Sa~,ha Bley 8: 00 TH E 1·1 USI C OF BAKAT - a r e gion of Ro mani a whe re wind ins t r umcnts l°ctty prevail, espe~ia ll r the t aragot , s omewhat like a s axarhone in app e arance b ut mu ch like a cornet in ,,, art t one . (Electrecord) Cl'itici5m 8: 45 ALGE RIA- six sel ecti ons from a llterarr r ecord enti tIed "Voyages Autour du Monde" (Phi lips) . &'mOl'e 9:25 SONGS OF TH E SI OUX- f rom I ronwood Creek , Rosebud Siou x Reservation , So uth Dakot a : Be n and Iva Black ---~------Be ar, J ohn Good , Frank Picket Pi n, Rudy Runs Above , and St eve Spotted Tai 1. 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O5S\~eovT\_ ~a\~ I>VQSO~ ~~C"" I~ YI!.~ 'W/A.'1 SEA~ MU 2,-18405 18 mORninG SCHe DULe 7· II Am wee KDAYS THURSDAY, JULY Sunny music for W;latever "Lype of day it happens t o be FR I DAY , JULY 2 Str ing music from around t he wo r ld MONDAY , .TULY 12 Musical oddities from Asia and the Pacifi c TUESDAY , JULY 13 The development of the lied in Ge rmany and Aus tria WEDNESDAY, JULY 14 Songs of Africa THURSDAY, JULY 15 The development of t he Chans on in Fran ce and t he Ne the rlands • FR I DAY, JULY 16 Desert music MONDAY, .TULY 19 A week - long chamber musi c f estival f e a turing class i c performances f rom t he 2D ' s and 30 ' s , #1- Casals , TUESDAY , JULY 20 #2- famous keyboard artis ts WED'lESDAY, .TULY 21 113 - famous wind s o loi sts THURSDAY, .TULY 22 114 - famous s tri ng soloists FRIDAY, .TULY 23 #5 ·· famo us ch ambe r ens embles MONDAY, .TULY 26 Hom age to the Native Ame rican Church TUESDAY, .iULY 27 The deve l opmen t of the Art of Organ Playing- Pa rt One WEDNESDAY, JU LY 28 Georg Frideri c Hande l - classica l musi c ' s first populist THURSDAY , ,TULY 29 The deve l opmen t of the Art of Organ Playing- Part Two FRIDAY, .TULY 30 Ethnic music requests The alert morning program schedule wi ll ~~.:p, ONE.ER. 6QU.A~ note t he absense of a week , soon into July,. During this time Phil Munger , ~eek - day mornlng program host, wi ll ~e on vacat~on,. The Sook~l.or£,..l morning program will c0ntinue . ln hIs . absense , however b ut what exacty it WIll be IS hard to E.. TC,. say . G:L. Palmer wi ll be doing it most l~kel y , and he vows to have a mornin g program unlIke the regular moring program done by :hi l . Thus , emphasis will not· be on claSSIcal and/or ethnic music, butother stuff. All we s~gges t is, if you have nothing better to dL, llsten BOOK6" in . It will start, as always, at 7:00 am , but place no bets on that. ANT'Q.UE~" COL.L.6C'tA 8 L.,£. lTEMS.-.. .x NONPROFIT ORG. ooseveft w~ X'E. Seattfe, IYVM~ ton 98115 U. S. POSTAGE PAJ D SEATTLE, WJ\SH. PERMIT #. 9!i66 METAL SCULPTURE THE ART OF THE BLACKSMiTH Joining the base with the beautiful . . . the crass with the culti vated . .. t he vulgar with the virile Steve Hers ch PO Box 179 GOll nnct jood and ill1porteJ \Vines Duva ll, Was hi ngton 98109 30 3 OCCIDE NTAL SOUTH - . 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