Pauline Oliveros

heads up bay area: http://musicnow.mills.edu/concert3.php

yeah! i will be there.

http://www.citypages.com/2012-12-26/arts/2012-artists-of-the-year/

See page 7.

http://monoskop.org/log/?p=6568

12 cd box set of "early and unreleased electronic work" anyone?

http://boomkat.com/cds/1046954-pauline-oliveros-reverberations-tape-electronic-music-1961-1970-reissue

(oh, was out in 2012, now repressed along with a couple of others - The Wanderer, Accordion and Voice)

She posts my favorite kitten and bunny videos on Facebook.

deep kittening

kitten cistern

hearing reports that Pauline Oliveros died on Thanksgiving :(

RIP Pauline ;_;

So happy I got to see her perform last year.

I did a deep listening workshop with her and then saw her perform around a decade ago. She was an amazing unique beauty. RIP.

she casually gave me incredible advice at key points in my development; knowledge just kind of came up out of her.

and she was more lucid and healthy looking every year I saw her, this just seems impossible & I wouldn't believe this news… if it weren't 2016

love

aw no. i've been following her on Facebook for a good while now and she has always been a treat. love her music and love her attentiveness to sound. RIP Pauline

yeah when she got into Second Life, her online presence really became a particularly surreal treat

https://monoskop.org/images/2/29/Oliveros_Pauline_Software_for_People_Collected_Writings_1963-80.pdf

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_QHfOuRrJB8

:( RIP

hero

Ah jeez, RIP.

Her workshop and performance at Big Ears #1 were so important to me -- really changed my head, my perception of music, my perception of perception.

Oh, 2016. I can't even start to process this one.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DMCTxkFwLHw

Saw her at the Vancouver Art Gallery in 2008 - everyone sitting on the floor, tranquil beauty straight to the skull. RIP.

video for tonight = pauline's interview / increasingly invasive beauty makeover from robert ashley's 'music with roots in the aether'

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TuDG1ijMPiw&list=PLNOvB4KfnCVvYM1wHIKac_VOr6m371xA7&index=5

Listening to I of IV now:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MLSFRmmTTjo

I've been thinking today about her ideas and techniques and how they relate to feminism and traditional gender socialization. Namely, the idea that as a musician you should listen to the other musicians, or as a performer that you should be attentive to the audience.

:-(

RIP :/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iJrJ4pNqDNc

RIP, she made some seriously powerful music.

the idea that as a musician you should listen to the other musicians, or as a performer that you should be attentive to the audience

not to diss Pauline but these are not her ideas, they are pretty fundamental tenets of group improvisation

RIP

https://frieze.com/article/pauline-oliveros-1932-2016

Pleasant piece.

Interesting radio programme on BBC Radio 4 tonight which was about 50% interviews with Pauline Oliveros - http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b083n4sc

reissue alert (or first vinyl issue alert I guess): https://importantrecords.com/products/oliveros-dempster-panaiotis-deep-listening-band-2lp

I just discovered this album recently and found it completely absorbing.

yes, i love that one.

i nearly bought that today but the shippimng just made it too much. Hopefully copies will make it over here shortly.

That record is all time

And mortality sucks :(

xps that's my favorite release of hers by quite a ways, absolutely essential

I can't get enough of this at the moment (along with Radigue). The Deep Listening album is just stupendous and from there I'm tending to go straight to Stuart Dempster's solo stuff: In the Great Abbey of St. Clement and Underground Overlays from the Cistern Chapel. It's answering a need I can't quite define.