Lesley Hinger and Quinn Gibson join Mark to discuss the communicative capacities of single notes, the state of modern academia, and ponder the classic axiom "there's gotta be a well there, but we don't know how to fill it, or what to fill it with". Lesley Hinger's Website Quinn Gibson's Website Support the show
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Lesley Hinger and Quinn Gibson join Mark to discuss the communicative capacities of single notes, the state of modern academia, and ponder the classic axiom "there's gotta be a well there, but we don't know how to fill it, or what to fill it with". Lesley Hinger's Website Quinn Gibson's Website Support the show
"Who is this Against?" - On "Accessibility" with Daniel Pelton
Things That Seemed Important At The Time
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2 years ago
"Who is this Against?" - On "Accessibility" with Daniel Pelton
Local emerging artist Daniel Pelton drops by to discuss the role of the audience in new music, and whether or not Ludovico Einaudi is, in fact, one of the greatest performance artists of our age. Check out Daniel's music here! Support the show
Things That Seemed Important At The Time
Lesley Hinger and Quinn Gibson join Mark to discuss the communicative capacities of single notes, the state of modern academia, and ponder the classic axiom "there's gotta be a well there, but we don't know how to fill it, or what to fill it with". Lesley Hinger's Website Quinn Gibson's Website Support the show
