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Composer/performer and instrument maker Ellen Fullman describes the origins and development of her Long Strong Instrument; dozens of strings running 40 feet or more, excited by longitudinal vibration in just intonation. The artist’s commentary is illustrated with samples from rare recordings and releases with cellist Theresa Wong, the JACK String Quartet, and others. Fullman and Wong return to Roulette with the full installation on 30-31 Jan. 2025 with a workshop on 29 Jan.
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The Roulette Tapes is a monthly podcast combining artist interviews and concert excerpts that offers a window into experimental music performed and recorded at Roulette. Produced by Roulette co-founder and archivist David Weinstein and radio veteran Susan James, the collection is a 2021 Webby Honoree in Music. Listen here on YouTube, or on Apple Podcasts, SoundCloud, Stitcher, and elsewhere. New episodes are released on the first of each month.
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Roulette is an internationally recognized performing arts venue and presenter of experimental music, movement, and media in Downtown Brooklyn. Originally founded in 1978 by a group of artists in a Tribeca loft in NYC, Roulette’s mission is to support artists creating new and adventurous art in all disciplines by providing them with a venue and resources to realize their creative visions and to build an audience interested in the evolution of experimental art.
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Composer/performer and instrument maker Ellen Fullman describes the origins and development of her Long Strong Instrument; dozens of strings running 40 feet or more, excited by longitudinal vibration in just intonation. The artist’s commentary is illustrated with samples from rare recordings and releases with cellist Theresa Wong, the JACK String Quartet, and others. Fullman and Wong return to Roulette with the full installation on 30-31 Jan. 2025 with a workshop on 29 Jan.
Thanks for listening! Please consider 'liking' this video and subscribing to our YouTube channel. Every ‘like’ and subscribe helps us continue to provide high quality, accessible content. Thank you so much for your support.
View our calendar of events: roulette.org/calendar
Support us here: roulette.org/support
Learn more about Roulette Radio and The Roulette Tapes: roulette.org/radio
Explore Roulette's archive: roulette.org/archive
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The Roulette Tapes is a monthly podcast combining artist interviews and concert excerpts that offers a window into experimental music performed and recorded at Roulette. Produced by Roulette co-founder and archivist David Weinstein and radio veteran Susan James, the collection is a 2021 Webby Honoree in Music. Listen here on YouTube, or on Apple Podcasts, SoundCloud, Stitcher, and elsewhere. New episodes are released on the first of each month.
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Roulette is an internationally recognized performing arts venue and presenter of experimental music, movement, and media in Downtown Brooklyn. Originally founded in 1978 by a group of artists in a Tribeca loft in NYC, Roulette’s mission is to support artists creating new and adventurous art in all disciplines by providing them with a venue and resources to realize their creative visions and to build an audience interested in the evolution of experimental art.
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#RouletteIntermedium
