WFMU: Music For a Free World with Dave Sewelson: Playlist from June 11, 2022

Listener comments!
	2:03pm DavidJ: I’m all ears, I’m liking this!
	2:03pm Dave Sewelson: Yeah DavidJ
	2:11pm Dave Sewelson: robertdick.net
	2:22pm duke: Hi Dave and Robert
	2:24pm Dave Sewelson: Yeah duke
	2:27pm Dean: Rampal dipped his toe in new music among other genres. Don't forget Galway! We had two mega-celebrity solo flute players. For those of us into classical there was also Aurèle Nicolet.
	3:02pm Dean: Did you work with Buckner in 1984 on the LP issued by (his label?) 1750 Arch?
	3:04pm Dave Sewelson: Dean...which LP?
	3:05pm Dean: Neil Rolnick et al. https://www.discogs.com/release/3077172-Neil-B-Rolnick-With-Robert-Dick-Gordon-Gottlieb-George-Lewis-Solos
	3:06pm Dean: 1750 Arch is an address on a residential street in Berkeley, formerly Buckner's house, I believe. It's now home to a new music center affiliated with Berkeley.
	3:07pm Gerry from Miami: I had the great fortune and pleasure to meet and spend time with James Newton, jazz flutist(he hates the word FLAUTIST!) back when he was just breaking into the music field in the 70s. He has been the recipient of many international awards and commissions and has recorded for several labels, including Blue Note and ECM. He has held several professorships as well. What I am curious about is whether you have ever experimented with jazz-based imprivisation during your career. Last time I checked, James was composing liturgical pieces for flute and orchestra. Having attended several of his live concerts, I can attest that he too was into extended techniques. Singing into the flute with a contrapuntal melody was one of his favorite "tricks." Thanks for your consideration and your challenging music.
	3:24pm Dean: Seque to the stream was beautiful...but you are now on the stream.
	3:26pm Dave Sewelson: Be right back
	3:28pm Dean: Yes, you're back.
	3:37pm Dean: Greece had the first streaming music service: Pandora.
	3:40pm Dean: Glissando Head Joint sounds like a '60s psychedelic band.
	3:52pm Dean: Gonna have to listen again to the 30-year-old Tambastics CD I forgot I had.
	🥁 3:53pm WR: Hello Dave, Esteemed Guest Robert Dick and drummer streamers. Have been listening. Working so can't be on playlist comments must. Great flute sounds. Great music.
	3:59pm Gerry from Miami: Nice duet, guys! Thanks, Robert, for responding to my post about jazz flute playing. Continued success in all your musical endeavors!
	4:04pm Dean: Has Robert performed at the annual Festival Musique Actuelle in Victoriaville? I have a vague recollection of hearing him live there, late '90s.
	4:06pm Dean: 'nother question: Do you listen to classical music for pleasure? For instance, the Telemann Fantasias?
	4:07pm Gerry from Miami: Robert, ever tried the Japanese shakuhachi?
	4:09pm Dean: How many bar fights were provoked by an argument over the timbre of a flute? Reminds me of a Robin Harris joke, the one about the piccolo player in church. You'll have to look it up.
	4:14pm Gina Bacon: Hi, Dave, Robert and Saturdaypeople!
	4:15pm Dave Sewelson: GINA!!
	4:16pm Dean: Wow, I will have to locate a copy of that Telemann disk! Oh, yeah, the Bartold Kuijken Telemann twelve is amazing! Chaurasia: no dispute there.
	4:41pm Dean: Reviews of Robert's recordings in Fanfare magazine tend to be very positive. Really impressive.
	4:48pm Dave Sewelson: robertdickcontemporaryfluteweek.com
	4:50pm Gina Bacon: Thanks, Dave!
	4:50pm Gina Bacon: I'll be right here: wfmu.org...
	4:52pm Dean: Thank you for the terrific music and conversation.
	4:54pm DavidJ: An RGE!!!
	4:56pm Dave Sewelson: Gina...we might run a few seconds over if you would be so kind...
	4:57pm Dave Sewelson: Thanks to all you listenears!
	4:59pm DavidJ: Thanks Dave and Robert!
	🥁 11:16pm WR: Enjoying listening. The Chant record release of The Damn Think is on bandcamp. adamcaine.bandcamp.com...

Music For a Free World with Dave Sewelson: Playlist from June 11, 2022

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Charles Mingus said jazz was a word invented to separate musicians from their money. Music for a Free World brings us together, drawing listeners to the healing power of smooth free jazz. Each week, surprise guests bring their own sides to spin and their instruments of choice to spontaneously jam.

Saturday 2 - 5pm (EDT) | On WFMU's Give the Drummer Radio
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Sat. Nov 2nd, 2pm - 5pm: Special Guest: Marc Edwards (More info...)
Drummer/percussionist Marc Edwards and his band, Slipstream Time Travel, are known for their innovative approach to free jazz.

June 11, 2022: Robert Dick has utterly dispensed with preconceptions about what a flutist should sound like and what a flutist should play.
More than any flutist ever, Dick has reshaped the musical possibilities of the instrument, creating many thousands of new sonorities.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
Robert Dick - Tiffany Chang	Swedge	Raise The River	RogueArt
Robert Dick	Mitochondrial Ballet "Mitochondrial Ballet" by "Robert Dick"	Our Cells Know		http://robertdick.net/product/mitochondrial-ballet/	0:34:27 (Pop-up)
Robert Dick and Adam Caine	Why We Need the Dark	The Damn Think	Chant Records	https://open.spotify.com/album/3T9XAED39GbuXjNFCkjOGg	0:42:23 (Pop-up)
Robert Dick and Thomas Buckner	We Are the Walrus	Flutes ad Voices		http://robertdick.net/product/we-are-the-walrus/	1:00:31 (Pop-up)
Robert Dick and Ursel Schlicht	Life Concert (Iridescence)	The Galilean Moons			1:04:42 (Pop-up)
Robert Dick and Ursel Schlicht	Life Concert (The Multani, Baby)	The Galilean Moons			1:08:35 (Pop-up)
Robert Dick,Thomas Kessler and Lord Buckley	My Own Railroad	Unreleased			1:41:22 (Pop-up)
Robert Dick	Aurora Aurora "Aurora Aurora" by "Robert Dick"	Our Cells Know		http://robertdick.net/category/recordings/our-cells-know/	1:45:48 (Pop-up)
Robert DIck and Dave Sewelson	LIFE				1:51:45 (Pop-up)
Robert Dick and Adam Caine	The Damn Think	The Damn Think			2:25:59 (Pop-up)
Robert Dick and Dan Blake	500 Forks	Laugh and Lie Down		https://robertdick.bandcamp.com/album/laugh-and-lie-down	2:32:58 (Pop-up)
Robert Dick	On Simak Pond "On Simak Pond" by "Robert Dick"	Sixty by Siixty			2:50:20 (Pop-up)
Robert Dick	Pali Gap "Pali Gap" by "Robert Dick"	Third Stone From The Sun	New World Records	https://newworldrecords.bandcamp.com/album/robert-dick-third-stone-from-the-sun	2:51:26 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	2:03pm DavidJ: I’m all ears, I’m liking this!
	2:03pm Dave Sewelson: Yeah DavidJ
	2:11pm Dave Sewelson: robertdick.net
	2:22pm duke: Hi Dave and Robert
	2:24pm Dave Sewelson: Yeah duke
	2:27pm Dean: Rampal dipped his toe in new music among other genres. Don't forget Galway! We had two mega-celebrity solo flute players. For those of us into classical there was also Aurèle Nicolet.
	3:02pm Dean: Did you work with Buckner in 1984 on the LP issued by (his label?) 1750 Arch?
	3:04pm Dave Sewelson: Dean...which LP?
	3:05pm Dean: Neil Rolnick et al. https://www.discogs.com/release/3077172-Neil-B-Rolnick-With-Robert-Dick-Gordon-Gottlieb-George-Lewis-Solos
	3:06pm Dean: 1750 Arch is an address on a residential street in Berkeley, formerly Buckner's house, I believe. It's now home to a new music center affiliated with Berkeley.
	3:07pm Gerry from Miami: I had the great fortune and pleasure to meet and spend time with James Newton, jazz flutist(he hates the word FLAUTIST!) back when he was just breaking into the music field in the 70s. He has been the recipient of many international awards and commissions and has recorded for several labels, including Blue Note and ECM. He has held several professorships as well. What I am curious about is whether you have ever experimented with jazz-based imprivisation during your career. Last time I checked, James was composing liturgical pieces for flute and orchestra. Having attended several of his live concerts, I can attest that he too was into extended techniques. Singing into the flute with a contrapuntal melody was one of his favorite "tricks." Thanks for your consideration and your challenging music.
	3:24pm Dean: Seque to the stream was beautiful...but you are now on the stream.
	3:26pm Dave Sewelson: Be right back
	3:28pm Dean: Yes, you're back.
	3:37pm Dean: Greece had the first streaming music service: Pandora.
	3:40pm Dean: Glissando Head Joint sounds like a '60s psychedelic band.
	3:52pm Dean: Gonna have to listen again to the 30-year-old Tambastics CD I forgot I had.
	🥁 3:53pm WR: Hello Dave, Esteemed Guest Robert Dick and drummer streamers. Have been listening. Working so can't be on playlist comments must. Great flute sounds. Great music.
	3:59pm Gerry from Miami: Nice duet, guys! Thanks, Robert, for responding to my post about jazz flute playing. Continued success in all your musical endeavors!
	4:04pm Dean: Has Robert performed at the annual Festival Musique Actuelle in Victoriaville? I have a vague recollection of hearing him live there, late '90s.
	4:06pm Dean: 'nother question: Do you listen to classical music for pleasure? For instance, the Telemann Fantasias?
	4:07pm Gerry from Miami: Robert, ever tried the Japanese shakuhachi?
	4:09pm Dean: How many bar fights were provoked by an argument over the timbre of a flute? Reminds me of a Robin Harris joke, the one about the piccolo player in church. You'll have to look it up.
	4:14pm Gina Bacon: Hi, Dave, Robert and Saturdaypeople!
	4:15pm Dave Sewelson: GINA!!
	4:16pm Dean: Wow, I will have to locate a copy of that Telemann disk! Oh, yeah, the Bartold Kuijken Telemann twelve is amazing! Chaurasia: no dispute there.
	4:41pm Dean: Reviews of Robert's recordings in Fanfare magazine tend to be very positive. Really impressive.
	4:48pm Dave Sewelson: robertdickcontemporaryfluteweek.com
	4:50pm Gina Bacon: Thanks, Dave!
	4:50pm Gina Bacon: I'll be right here: wfmu.org...
	4:52pm Dean: Thank you for the terrific music and conversation.
	4:54pm DavidJ: An RGE!!!
	4:56pm Dave Sewelson: Gina...we might run a few seconds over if you would be so kind...
	4:57pm Dave Sewelson: Thanks to all you listenears!
	4:59pm DavidJ: Thanks Dave and Robert!
	🥁 11:16pm WR: Enjoying listening. The Chant record release of The Damn Think is on bandcamp. adamcaine.bandcamp.com...

Music For a Free World with Dave Sewelson: Playlist from June 11, 2022

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