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Inquiring Into Other Minds: The Cultivation of Experimental Music in the Bay Area and BeyondMain MenuCase 2: OM Festivals and EventsCase 3: The ComposersCase 4: OM Records and Web RadioVideo: A Conversation between Dr. Amy C. Beal and Charles AmirkhanianCreditsMadison Heying55e917894c352dccc867c861906f08867fd00852Jay Michael Arms5b369b3fbc09db3d90193a70881c4dffc0531e53
Case 1: The Cabrillo Festival of Contemporary Music and the CCPA
1media/case1.jpg2018-07-03T22:24:57-07:00Madison Heying55e917894c352dccc867c861906f08867fd008523080518plain2018-07-09T22:04:54-07:00UCSC Special Collections786b523252fd0291c9861d60762c4a371e57a60b From the early 1970s to the mid-1980s Charles Amirkhanian programmed experimental music concerts and made radio broadcasts for the Cabrillo Contemporary Music Festivals. From the early 1980s, Jim Newman facilitated concerts and workshops through the California College of Performing Arts, an organization that later became Other Minds.
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