From: harelb@math.cornell.edu (MAP/Activ-L Autoposter)
Subject: ALTERNATIVE RADIO PRESENTS: Poetry, Literature, and Music (Part I)
Followup-To: alt.activism.d
Originator: daemon@pencil.cs.missouri.edu
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Date: Tue, 29 Dec 1992 10:00:23 GMT

ALTERNATIVE RADIO PRESENTS: Poetry, Literature, and Music (Part I)

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    _Alternative Radio_ is an independent program production service.
    _Alternative Radio_ programs have been broadcast on Public Radio
    stations throughout the United States, Canada, Australia, and on
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        P O E T R Y ,   L I T E R A T U R E ,   &   M U S I C
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ANCIENT MESO-AMERICA Three 60-minute programs funded
by the Colorado Humanities Program. The series features the
well-known Meso-American scholar, Prof. David Carrasco of
CU/Boulder, 1980.

* Myths of Meso-America. Major creation myths of the Aztecs,
Mayas and Toltecs are examined and discussed.

* The Peoples & Cultures of Pre-Columbian America. The
continent and civilizations before the Spanish Conquest.

* The Spanish Conquest and Its Aftermath An analysis of how
the Spanish were able to subdue the indigenous peoples and
the cultural, social and political legacy of the Conquest.

The Basques * Portrait of a People and Culture.

The Copts of Egypt: Early Christianity.

Cuban and Brazilian Music. An entertaining program focusing on
contemporary music and percussion from Cuba and Brazil featur-
ing Prof. John Galm of CU/Boulder. Interview, 1982.

Dagar Brothers - India's great dhrupad (ancient vocal style)
singers perform raga Todi, 1988.

Mehmoud Darwish * The Poetry of Palestine's National Poet.

Carolyn Forche * In Salvador - Poetry Reading.

Philip Glass (Avant Garde Composer)/Antonio Skarmeta (Chilean
Writer) - Interviews, 10/89. Both interviews on one tape.

Allen Ginsberg

* An inspired reading of some of his greatest poems. Boulder,
4/24/89 .

* Poetry Reading - Boulder, 2/23/90. Two tapes.




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                 DAVID BARSAMIAN * ALTERNATIVE RADIO

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    in Boulder, Colorado. He is Director of Alternative Radio, an
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    Central America, Europe, and Australia. All interviews are by
    Barsamian unless otherwise indicated. Should you know of others
    who would be interested in seeing a catalogue please send their
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Armenia: 1915. Araxie Barsamian remembers the 20th century's
first genocide. Recorded in a history class at CU/Denver. A
moving, personal account. This tape is offered gratis in her
memory. Denver, 9/86. NB.

        NB = National Broadcast on Public Radio.

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Each tape is $10. If you order five or more, each tape is $8.
Please add $1 per tape for the first tape and 75 cents for each
additional tape for postage and handling for U.S. and Canada.
Foreign orders please add $1.50 per tape. Transcripts are
$6.00 each. Please add $.75 for postage and handling for each
transcript. Payment must accompany order (U.S. funds only).

Peace and solidarity groups write for special prices. Sorry,
no credit cards. Series tapes may be ordered individually.
Allow about 2 weeks for delivery. (Allow 4 weeks for large
orders.) Please make your check out to David Barsamian, 1814
Spruce, Boulder, Colorado, 80302. Telephone 303-444-8788.
Thank you very much for your interest and support.

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* a listing of Latin American and Other Cultural programs.

* a complete list of transcripts.

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