Miss you Pauline! So nice to still be able to hear your voice and quite awesome to hear you mention our work together.

I was fortunate enough to take part in a Women's Composer Symposium in the 1980s in college, and work under Oliveros. She conducted one of her pieces involving the performance of melodic cells and textures for intervals of time - essentially, she was a clock and used her arms as hands on a watch. I had never had the opportunity to make music in this way. Very cool.

just gone. May she R.I.P

I hear her music just a couple days ago for the first time. Absolutely amazing. Took everyone 20 years to catch up with her huh?

When I was 9 I used to scroll through bands on a shortwave radio. I use to tune into this sound across the spectrum that I was told was the navy band. It went "nenonenonenonneno" in the key of E. I thought that that was an actual band playing a strange unchanging loop and they were the navy band. It was the strangest sound I've ever heard. It was like the beginning of miserlou looping on the first note forever. I never heard anything else off of that radio. Fascinating radio. It was a nice radio with a vey wide dial encased in a class wood casing. I wanted one so bad when I was that age. Must've been 1978-79.

Love you Pauline, you were an amazing talent

loved playing bass at pauline oliveros deep listening space, kingston ny, peace

D.E.P. Imprescindible música que remou l'ànima i convida a conèixer-la pel pensament que desperta. Gràcies, Mestra, pel teu pas per la vida i el compromís en transmetre cultura musical renovada. Thanks R.I.P.

very worthy -- so much for me to relate to as a visual artist, and also as daughter of Sid Frey (1920-1968) who recorded a lotta sound at his company, Audio Fidelity Records during the era 1954-1967.

We love you Pauline.

Fascinating interview!R.I.P

Brilliant woman who went against the grain of conservative music ideology of the time. Deep Listening Band is still a favorite albeit a later release it is amazingly wonderful album of improvised soundscapes in an abandoned cistern. Thank you for allowing her to speak on your show and share this with the world.

Rest in peace Pauline Oliveros and thanks for sharing your music and thoughts with us.

She was so great!!!

Thanks you RBMA for making this possible and sharing. Very meaningful interview.

She's wonderful

her legacy lives on

she passed just two days after this

@ScottofOakland

5 жыл бұрын

Wow. What a loss. RIP.

Wonderful interview! Thank you so much. I only wish the musical pieces were left in there and not edited out.

RIP

RIP MA DEAR

grazie ,fin dal1976 !

Pretty sure the first questioner is Pan Daijing!

Does anyone knows the name of the artists who asked the last question? Loved that question and I'd love to listen what she has been doing? AMAZING answer also!!!

Grande sperimentatore del periodo Elian Radrigue......

Why the h*LL did you strip off the music parts?

poor audience members asking questions are desperately looking for water in a dry well.

@denialawareness

3 жыл бұрын

I see no desperation.