Electroacoustical Poetical Society Marjorie Van Halteren

MACADAMIA FREE AT LAST was produced by Marjorie Van Halteren for Diva Contemporary and Electric Backroom Studio, Dorset UK.
All recordings in the field and music composed by Marjorie Van Halteren. 

In this episode, "Modiano Sunday," performer Barbara Wastiaux contributes to this meditation on spending the summer reading Patrick Modiano in his original language in a setting worthy of the Nobel laureate's oeuvre. 

Veteran guitarist Christian Vasseur also plays the lute with a strong repertory in classical as well as contemporary music. He is dedicated to stage performance, improvisation, electronic experimentation and composition, and often takes part in a large range of media, including photography, video, dance and theatre.
For this episode of EAPS, "Something's Out There," he contributes guitar and voice in a very original way.
 

Guitarist and improviser Philippe Lenglet lives and works in the North of France. He's a member of the Muzzix collective, and is also a photographer.
He contributed guitar, amplifier loop with pedal effects, and his voice to this episode, entitled, "Sinon à la Maison." With Marie-Noëlle Dufromont on scissors and sewing machine.
Composition by Marjorie Van Halteren

This is the first episode of a new podcast series of short pieces by Marjorie Van Halteren, sound poet/composer and producer of That Tuesday. This first episode is called, "Another Part of the Forest," a collaboration with poet Ilaria Boffa, in Padua, Italy.  You can hear her other work on Soundcloud here.

Alice Notley has been described as one of America's greatest living poets. In this special intimate conversation, Alice speaks of her life on both sides of the Atlantic and reads several of her famous works, including "At Night the States," "Jack Would Speak Through the Imperfect Medium of Alice" and "The Mask," as well as poems by Ted, Anselm and Edmund Berrigan. Her latest book is "For the Ride," from Penquin Poets. Featuring original music by Jeff Gburek. Produced by Marjorie Van Halteren.