Tim Rutherford-Johnson
@purlis.bsky.social
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Listener, CFer, wordmonger. Written books about new music; trying to write one about Schubert. https://johnsonsrambler.wordpress.com/about/ Substack coming: http://purlis.substack.com
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That error was entirely mine.
In an interview I conducted recently, we got talking about Richard Barrett's Interference - which I see now my transcription software has rendered as being for 'bass clowness'. "It was written for @carlrosman.bsky.social and then a few other clownesses have picked it up."
You hope it does, or you've got a long walk to catch the 18:05 to Kaiserslautern.
Or seven notes of it, at least...
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Kelvin had a great time playing our debut gig in Cambridge last night... soundcloud.com/domlash/kelv... We're back this Thursday in London downstairs at the Vortex www.vortexjazz.co.uk/event/kelvin...
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Listen to Kelvin snippet by domlash #np on #SoundCloud
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Sound artist Olga Kokcharova listens to the world as a doctor might a body — hearing meaning in its hiss, hum + friction.

At hcmf// 2025, her Signal-to-noise ratio (Fri 28 Nov, 8pm) with @ensemblecontrechamps asks: what if the background becomes the message?

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*Brass section receiving their parts*: This seems fine.
You're probably right. I'm just amused at the idea of one composer absolutely monstering an otherwise obscure corner of the rep.
Now I'm wondering what that is as a percentage of total bassoon concertos. 5–10%?
YES. And all those pieces in the dark are basically about trust, or built on it, anyway.
That, and if you give 0 stars because they have failed to deliver, you get directed to contact them, rather than give that as your review.
Seconded. I didn't know this piece existed, so that was also a treat. I'm sure you're right about the gloves, btw.
Was gutted to miss this after all. Hope it was more enjoyable than my afternoon in A&E. (Nothing too serious; someone went a bit explosante in my son's football game.)
Ahead of Boulez's ... explosante-fixe ... at the QEH this weekend, the great Paul Griffiths has some choice words, plus a couple of gems on PB's early career:
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Electric Boulez!
Apologies for the long silence. Intending to do better in the immediate future.
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