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 |
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| Issues | 851 | Subscribers | Read | georgesdupuis.substack.com |
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180. Rosenberg 3.2 Not Violin Music = part 2 of the simultaneous description of the video of the Rosenberg Museum in Berlin (2015)
The declaration that I would “describe all 284 pages of Rosenberg 3.0 Not Violin Music” was made before I realized there would be blank pages. Luckily, quantum music abhors a vacuum unless it’s a vacuum cleaner attached to a microphone and ...
~gd~ A Fresh Pair of Ears no. 20 = Alps but no alphorns!
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179. Rosenberg 3.2 Not Violin Music = "...needed to raid the various cabinets of curious..."
The random number generator at the very onset of the project determined that I would review the 284 pages of Rosenberg 3.0 Not Violin Music in a sequence that has probably been confusing many readers of Rosenberg 3.2 Not Violin Music, but a...
178. Rosenberg 3.2 Not Violin Music = "All this was vaguely washing around in my head as I made my…"
So the random number generator surprised me with a new essay passage from a section not discovered previously for the 178th review of each individual page of Rosenberg 3.0 Not Violin Music. This was over 10 years ago…
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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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