Kenneth Sutton's aide-mémoire
For the next 24–36 hours, I’ll be playing music on Radio Riel in honor of Relay for Life of Second Life. The program ranges from gospel to new age, with a bit of classical cello and viola da gamba to bridge the gap. Notable among the religious music is a variety of Sacred Harp selections, including both highly stylized and very traditional renditions.
Please consider donating to Relay for Life, which supports the work of the American Cancer Society and their international partners.
On Sunday, July 11, 3–5pm Pacific time (that’s the time that Second Life uses), I’ll be DJing for Riel Day for Life, a fundraiser for Relay for Life of Second Life (for the American Cancer Society). I’ll be picking up from “French Classical Music” at 3 and playing a set of Klezmer and polka, as requested by Frau Annechen Lowey, until 4. Then from 4–5, please join me in celebrating the vibration, the overtone, the rasp, the twang–yes, the drone, in all its varied glory.
Riel Day for Life is in support of the New Babbage RFL team.
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In Second Life-related news with “real life” implications, I’m delighted to be back on the programming roster for Radio Riel. I’m playing Scandinavian music today.
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OK Go — This Too Shall Pass from OK Go on Vimeo.
Visualizing Beethoven
Quite an amazing animation of the score for Beethoven’s 5th Symphony. Highly recommended!
I’m playing my regular Wednesday gig on Radio Riel today with music of the Silk Road, including a particular focus on Persian and Arabic music. I hope you’ll tune in at http://music.radioriel.org.
Radio Riel is an internet radio station that started in Second Life. I do weekly programming as well as DJing for events in Second Life.
The most amazing game, still in development: Auditorium. (With a tip of the hat to Jason Kottke.)
I’m broadcasting on behalf of Radio Riel today, for our “Magnatune Mondays.” Today’s connecting thread is “strings.” Plucked, strummed, bowed, or beaten. Have a listen at http://music.radioriel.org.