Tales of the Chief Describer
Georges DupuisMy music and radio writings and creations, but more importantly, my uncovered research on New Music America (1979-1990) which I attended from 1984 on.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 818 | Subscribers | Read | georgesdupuis.substack.com |
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We’ve set the continuation of these aside during the recent celebration of the 40th anniversary of New Music America Los Angeles, but there’s still much to go from the careful random order reading and reviewing of Rosenberg 3.0 Not Violin M...
~gd~ A Fresh Pair of Ears no. 8: New Music America Los Angeles 1985
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"Chief Describer" was the name I wrote under for "Rosenberg 3.1 Not Violin Music". This series will highlight my adventures since 2015 when I returned to the world of new music. Later I'll go back in time if I live long enough...
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