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At 7pm on the fifth Thursday of the month (Fifth Thursdays in 2022 are March, June, September, December).About the Show
From Ark to Microchip
The provocative "From Ark to Microchip" mixes commentary, dramatic re-enactment, original music, historic voices, audio art and sound effects in a pan-historical, pan-cultural milieu. Programs in the program series have received several awards.
The audio ecology of Nagoya, Japan, reaches into galactic space in this time capsule created in 2002 for the International Symposium on Electronic Art in Nagoya, Japan by Tony Allard with Dwight Frizzell.
Artists performing and supporting WorldMix Nagoya–
Mami Aizawa (coordinator)
Tony Allard (mixage, audio oscillators, keyboards, throat singing, voice, composer/producer)
Thomas Aber (bass clarinet)
Hafiza Capehart (flute)
Joe Delappe (noodle slurping)
Marc Deckard (Tesla coil, short-wave radio)
Kristine Diekman (network & more facilitator)
Betse Ellis (violin)
Dwight Frizzell (contra-alto clarinet, mixage, voice, composer/production)
Makoto Fujiki (sound engineer)
Michael Henry (composer, synclavier)
Tim McKague (music)
David Ortiz (music)
Brian Ross (music)
Rachel Schrieber (monitor mix)
Mark Schmidt (music)
Kasuya Takuji (objects, voice)
Organizations supporting WorldMix Nagoya–
Alfred University
California State University, San Marcos
Center for Research in Computing and Art
CIBL-FM (Montreal)
International Symposium on Electronic Art (ISEA)
Kansas City Art Institute
KCRW-FM
KJHK-FM
KKFI-FM
The Voice of Russia
