Moscow time / Helmut Kopetzky.

Program Title:

Series Title:

The SoundPlay : horspiel series ; no. 18

PRA Archive #:

SZ0635.18

pbcoreAssetDate:

Asset Date (YYYY-MM-DD ONLY):

1991-07-20

dateType:

recordedon

Date Recorded on:

1991.

Date Broadcast on:

-0-

Station:

Non Pacifica Programming

Item duration:

2 reels (59 min.) : 15 ips., stereo.|59:00

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Koptzky, Helmut.

Radio plays.

Moscow time / Helmut Kopetzky.

SHASTAKOVITCH, DMITRI.

Description:

A lyrical, personal integration of sounds of the Soviet Union in the late 1980's, interwoven with the story and the music of one of Russia's greatest dissident composers, Dmitri Shastakovitch. Made from field recordings during the earliest beginnings of glasnost, Kopetzky was set to Russia by Sneder Freies Berlin (SFB), to make a series of radio productions about the Russian people in a time of change.|MOSCOW TIME / Helmut Kopetzky. - SERIES: The SoundPlay : horspiel series| no. 18 - A lyrical, personal integration of sounds of the Soviet Union in the late 1980's, interwoven with the story and the music of one of Russia's greatest dissident composers, Dmitri Shastakovitch. Made from field recordings during the earliest beginnings of glasnost, Kopetzky was set to Russia by Sender Freies Berlin (SFB), to make a series of radio productions about the Russian people in a time of change. The original program has been remixed with English voice over. - RECORDED: 1989. Remixed, 1990.

pbcoreInstantiation:

instantiationIdentifier:

9331_P01

instantiationPhysical:

1/4 inch audio tape

instantiationLocation:

PRA Vault Shelves

instantiationDuration:

2 reels (59 min.) : 15 ips., stereo.|59:00

Distributor:

Los Angeles : Pacifica Radio Archive, 1991.

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