Technology / produced by Deborah Jane Lamberton and Karl Signell.

Program Title:
Technology / produced by Deborah Jane Lamberton and Karl Signell.
Series Title:
The Nature of music ; no. 10
PRA Archive #: 
BZ0022.10
Description: 

Twelve half-hour programs which explore new ways of thinking about all music: classical, jazz, folk, rock, etc. Includes talk as well as musical examples. Explores such issues as: the impact of commerce on musical taste, the effect of technology, the human body, language, and the brain upon music.|TECHNOLOGY / produced by Deborah Jane Lamberton and Karl Signell. SERIES: The Nature of music| no. 10. Twelve half-hour programs which explore new ways of thinking about all music: classical, jazz, folk, rock, etc. Includes talk as well as musical examples. Explores such issues as: the impact of commerce on musical taste, the effect of technology, the human body, language, and the brain upon music. Received the Armstrong Foundation and the Gold Medal awards. PARTICIPANTS: Yehudi Menuhin, violinist| Betty Carter, jazz singer| Marina Roseman, anthropologist| Howard Gardner, neuropsychologist| Mitch Miller, producer| Martin Williams, jazz critic. BROADCAST: 16 June 1987.

Date Recorded on: 
Date Broadcast on: 
16 June 1987.
Item duration: 
1 reel (29 min.) : : 7 1/2 ips., stereo.|29:00
Keywords: 
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Signell, Karl.
Carter, Betty, 1930-1998
Roseman, Marina.
Miller, Mitch.
Gold Medal Award.
Armstron Arard.
Jazz music.
Rock music.
Jazz musicians.
Technology / produced by Deborah Jane Lamberton and Karl Signell.
Contributor: 
Yehudi Menuhin
Role: 
violinist
Contributor: 
Betty Carter
Role: 
jazz singer
Contributor: 
Marina Roseman
Role: 
anthropologist
Contributor: 
Howard Gardner
Role: 
neuropsychologist
Contributor: 
Mitch Miller
Role: 
Producer
Contributor: 
Martin Williams
Role: 
jazz critic
Distributor: 
Los Angeles : Pacifica Radio Archive, 1987.
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