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SoundNotion 12: Architects vs. Chefs

Posted on 3 Apr 2011 by Dave

NewMusicBox’s Molly Sheridan joins us to discuss the American Music Center-Meet the Composer merger. We also discuss the latest from the DSO, the RIAA’s suit against Limewire, and Rob Deemer’s article about architects and chefs.

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This week’s panel:

This week’s topics include:

The Detroit Symphony musicians and management return to face-to-face negotiations for the first time since February.
The Syracuse Symphony calls it quits.
Molly Sheridan, managing editor of NewMusicBox, tells us all about the proposed merger between the American Music Center and Meet The Composer into New Music USA.
The RIAA seems to think that Limewire owes them more money that probably exists in the world.
NewMusicBox’s Rob Deemer talks about composers as chefs and architects.

Pick of the week:

This week: Symphony No. 2 (1957) by Michael Tippett – Amazon MP3 – iTunes
Next week: Like Dusted Sparks, timpani concerto (2008) by Ken Ueno – iTunes
Bonus pick (recommended by the composer): On a Sufficient Condition for the Existence of Most Specific Hypothesis: On a Sufficient Condition for the Existence of Most Specific Hypothesis, vocal concerto (2010) by Ken Ueno – Amazon MP3 – iTunes