Music for Airports another endless walkway…

The Bug #8: Nôtre Dame de Paris Playlist: Antienne Salve Regina, (GREGORIAN chant from the 10th century) followed by music of the late medieval composer Leonin, his Gloria – Redemptori Meo. Both recordings were made at Notre Dame.

The fiftieth anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing is coming up in July, and to celebrate that, here is a podcast with lots of irreverent moon music! The Bug Podcast #007  

Bug #6 sonification If you are in the Boston area on Wednesday April 24th, please come hear me speak at the Tufts University Art Gallery. It’s at 12:15, and free and open to the public. I will not be there in person,

Space music and exploration can go boldly where none have gone before, or it can make fun of itself, and of the soundtrack genre. Tonight’s theme is campy music from outter space, and we’ll start off with one of my favorites,

In all my years of radio, I’ve somehow avoided John Williams but here is the perfect place to introduce his music – which we all know already, of course… The Bug Podcast #4: Star Wars Well, it certainly reminds me of Korngold, Wagner, and Stravinsky,

Podcast – The Bug #3 – “Music of the Spheres” Although there is little proof, I would theorize that at least several other ancient civilizations notably those with  sophisticated astral calendars such as the Aztecs,

When you talk about silence and the cold war, you quickly talk about satellites and the space race. So tonight’s topic is silence in space. Space is supposed to be silent, right? In space, no one can hear you scream?

A strange tale of a secret bug. (well, all bugs are supposed to be secret). Until they aren’t. Music of Bob Dylan, Percy Grainger, K.G.B. Theremin, and Laurie Anderson… intro and outtro prepared piano riffs by Guy Livingston

Sneak Preview of “The Bug” Tonight at 6pm!