This Sunday's Echoes Programs
June 25 , 2006
24-hour
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2000-2100 ET
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2100-2200 ET
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2200-2300 ET
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2300-0000 ET
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0000-0100 ET
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0100-0200 ET
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Eastern |
8pm-9pm |
9pm-10pm |
10pm-11pm |
11pm-12mid |
12mid-1am |
1am-2am |
Central |
7pm-8pm |
8pm-9pm |
9pm-10pm |
10pm-11pm |
11pm-12mid |
12mid-1am |
Mountain |
6pm-7pm |
7pm-8pm |
8pm-9pm |
9pm-10pm |
10pm-11pm |
11pm-12mid |
Pacific |
5pm-6pm |
6pm-7pm |
7pm-8pm |
8pm-9pm |
9pm-10pm |
10pm-11pm |
Program #
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0625A
(hour 1)
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0625A
(hour 2)
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0625B
(hour 1)
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0625B
(hour 2)
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0625D
(hour 1)
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0625D
(hour 2)
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Last Sunday: June 18, 2006: 0624B 0624C 0624D
INTERVIEWS AND CONCERTS FOR THE WEEK
Tuesday 06/20
ID#06-J07-00122 (Echoes Program 0625B)
A LIVING ROOM CONCERT WITH LANTERNA
Ambient Americana Live
Lanterna recently put out a new CD called Desert Oceans. Lanterna guitarist Henry Frayne comes into the Echoes living room for his second visit, orchestrating his ambient Americana surf music live.
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Wednesday 06/21
ID#06-J07-00123 (Echoes Program 0625C)
AN ECHOES SUMMER SOLISTICE
Lunar Symphonies and Seasonal Shifts
We head into the sun on the next Echoes with music to evoke the coming of summer and the day when night and light are equal. We'll hear music from Loreena McKennitt, Phil Thornton and masters of seasonal sonic shifts like Paul Winter and George Winston.
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Thursday 06/22
ID#06-J07-00124 (Echoes Program 0625D)
STEVE HILLAGE: MIRRORS OF SOUND
Ambient Avatar still mixing musical alchemy
Steve Hillage was a member of the quintessential edition of the psychedelic band Gong and he unintentionally created one of the blueprints of ambient music with his Rainbow Dome Musick recording some 27 years ago. He has spent the 90s with his partner and synthesist Miquette Giraudy performing techno as System 7 and now have a new configuration for Chill-out music, Mirror System. We look into a mirror darkly in an interview with Steve Hillage & Miquette Giraudy.
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Friday 06/23
ID#06-J07-00125 (Echoes Program 0617B)
SAUL STOKES: HUMMING HARMONICS AND SOLDERED SOUNDSCAPES
Electronic explorer gets melodies from humming voices, not circuits
Saul Stokes is a willful experimenter, but much of his music comes from humming around the house and playing piano. When he puts those melodies and themes through his homemade electronics and computers, it becomes a world of spinning orbits and galactic slides. After years on the avant-garde fringe, Stokes has put out his most accessible and sonically captivating album yet, called VAST. Saul Stokes takes our hands and wanders into the electronic landscape of VAST.
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Playlists for previous weeks can be found at our Playlist Archive.
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