barKanada
Canadian music from the inside! presented in German by musician Maren Molthan
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Thursday Jan 08, 2009
Thursday Jan 08, 2009
Wer hat, der kann:
Part D und E sind der schoenste Teil der Sendung. Das Lied veraenderte voellig seinen Charakter waehrend sich diese Violine hineinschleicht, absolut zeitgleich mit Lovelace, seinen Dank sagend fuer die zahlreichen Briefe ins Gefaengnis und wie die Unterstuetzung seinen Geist erheiterte.
Ich haette das nicht geplant: das Klangstueck von Tanya Tagak Gillis (vermutlich schlimme Ausprache ihres Namens) verlieh meiner Lovelace Quote eine Dynamik, die mich an einigen Stellen staunen liess. Schwierig, sich als Autor zu sehen. Fuehlt sich eher an als waere ich in der Ausfuehrung taetig, ziemlich krank ... :)
Zur Hoelle mit den Manuskripten - es lebe die Intuition!
Alright, I know this is Canada:
D and E are the most beautiful parts of this' month's edition. The song changed completely as soon as this violin (or viola?) was sneaking in, on the same split second as Lovelace is saying his thanx for all the letters to prison and how they uplift his spirit.
I couldn't have planned it: Tanya Tagak (probably overwhelmed with the pronunciation of that name) Gillis' sound piece gave my quote some dynamics that stunned me at times. Impossible to think I authored that. Feels more like I'm channeling something, pretty sick ...
2 hell with the manuscripts - long live intuition!
Thanx 4 reading and try listening 2 it - cinema for your mind is a fascinating thing ...
In terms of time management for this year I'd have only one comment: All we're still debating is, how 2 soften up the changes. If we act now, maybe they're gonna be easier 2 survive.
New nukes will be a disaster for an economically fragile period not to speak of the relatively irreversible and permanent damage and its "bonus" features which come with the highly radioactive and hot waste, vising its capabilities as potential material for A-bombs, and, actually at the beginning of that most decadent way of getting wasted, the mining of Uranium.
Show the government where ever u can: Profit has its reasonable and crucial limits.
Oh what a wonderful place this could be, if we made it one.
Ok, back 2 work! Thanx 4 letting me waste ur time
Maren Molthan barKanada@gmail.com tonkuhle. de rideauguide. blogspot. com
Saturday Jan 03, 2009
Saturday Jan 03, 2009
Saturday Jan 03, 2009
Saturday Jan 03, 2009
Hello again, and a very happy (and, hmmmmh, what would be most spectacular - more reasonable?) new year - sum news: 1. The second edition of BarKanada is scheduled to air SAT, 10th of January 2009, 11am-12pm EST - tune in live on the internet @ tonkuhle. de (click on "Live stream" in the right menu column). Human factors can be credited with full responsibility for the confusion here and the editors apologize. Oh well. Shit happens.
2. I found out, that Tonkuhle artists should be receiving royalties because of German GEMA paying out entitlement depending on how much played on Tonkuhle via fm - all they need is the playlist, and that I provide... for now u can look up those details here: rideauguide. blogspot. com
Wer hat, der kann:
Part D und E sind der schoenste Teil der Sendung. Das Lied veraenderte voellig seinen Charakter waehrend sich diese Violine hineinschleicht, absolut zeitgleich mit Lovelace, seinen Dank sagend fuer die zahlreichen Briefe ins Gefaengnis und wie die Unterstuetzung seinen Geist erheiterte.
Ich haette das nicht geplant: das Klangstueck von Tanya Tagak Gillis (vermutlich schlimme Ausprache ihres Namens) verlieh meiner Lovelace Quote eine Dynamik, die mich an einigen Stellen staunen liess. Schwierig, sich als Autor zu sehen. Fuehlt sich eher an als waere ich in der Ausfuehrung taetig, ziemlich krank ... :)
Zur Hoelle mit den Manuskripten - es lebe die Intuition!
Alright, I know this is Canada:
D and E are the most beautiful parts of this' month's edition. The song changed completely as soon as this violin (or viola?) was sneaking in, on the same split second as Lovelace is saying his thanx for all the letters to prison and how they uplift his spirit.
I couldn't have planned it: Tanya Tagaq (probably overwhelmed with the pronunciation of that name) Gillis' sound piece gave my quote some dynamics that stunned me at times. Impossible to think I authored that. Feels more like I'm channeling something, pretty sick ...
2 hell with the manuscripts - long live intuition!
Thanx 4 reading and try listening 2 it - cinema for your mind is a fascinating thing ...
In terms of time management for this year I'd have only one comment: All we're still debating is, how 2 soften up the changes. If we act now, maybe they're gonna be easier 2 survive.
New nukes will be a disaster for an economically fragile period not to speak of the relatively irreversible and permanent damage and its "bonus" features which come with the highly radioactive and hot waste, vising its capabilities as potential material for A-bombs, and, actually at the beginning of that most decadent way of getting wasted, the mining of Uranium.
Show the government where ever u can: Profit has its reasonable and crucial limits.
Oh what a wonderful place this could be, if we made it one.
Ok, back 2 work! Thanx 4 letting me waste ur time
Maren Molthan barKanada@gmail.com tonkuhle. de rideauguide. blogspot. com
playlist as followsSteve Marriner Shake It Upside Down (total about 2 min) Going Up 2007 Meredith Luce Great Lake Swimmers Neck Of The Woods 2008 Black Cats (about 2 min) October 2007 Snow Country (live) Neck Of The Woods 2008 Chickadee (live) Neck Of The Woods 2008 Neck Of The Woods (live) Neck Of The Woods 2008 Terry Tufts Awake Ye Drowsie Sleeper The Better Fight 2005 Tanya Tagaq Gillis Fire Ikuma with Mike Patton AUK/BLOOD 2008 Terry Tufts Embracing The Addiction The Better Fight 2005 Jack De Keyzer That's The Only Time Blues Thing 2007 PEACEWORK Takes My Blues Away Choices 2007 Blue Rodeo Try Greatest Hits 2001 Molly Johnson Rain Lucky 2008 Steve Marriner Shake It Upside Down Going Up 2007
Internet: http://www.thebranchrestaurant.ca/ http://baldachin.com
Monday Dec 22, 2008
Monday Dec 22, 2008
Monday Dec 22, 2008
Monday Dec 22, 2008
Monday, December 1, 2008
Bar Kanada - Musik from the inside!
Hello everybody
and thank u for contributing to my first show about Canadian musicians and the fantastic music constantly overflowing from this giant country.
My show "BarKanada" aired Wednesday, DEC 3rd, 10am EST, 4pm MEZ on the German community radio station Radio Tonkuhle (click on live stream). They broadcast in both live internet stream and fm license (also via cable). Below the audio is my playlist...
I am looking forward to having new as well as established artists on my show BarKanada - for now, I am publishing one hour every first Saturday (next Jan 3rd 09) of the month from 11am-12pm EST, 5-6pm MEZ. Deadline is the week before.
Please send your cd to Maren Molthan, BarKanada, PO Box 71, Merrickville, ON (no paper, please - epk's are ok). Info can be emailed to barkanada@gmail.com (ABSOLUTELY no attachments, unless we agree BEFORE your sending on an exception). Before coming to Ottawa or Wakefield for a gig, I would appreciate your invitation to possibly set up an interview or some live taping - after all, I'm trying to do a hip inside format...!
Priority lays with shows or artists coming to Germany.
Right now, there are no budgets whatsoever involved in the compensation for my work, if you'd like to donate, get in touch with me - helps to keep it going and no, I do not have a drug problem. In the long run I started offering this show to other radio stations in the public sector in Germany.
Constructive critique is welcome, hate mail goes straight to the Union For More Ergonomic Office Furniture. Have fun, pple, and once more thanx for talking to me.
See u next time, enjoy the festive season and rock on!
peace out MAREN
PLAYLIST
Steve Marriner, Shake It Upside down
Lori Sutterlin Trio, Summertime
Lindsay Ferguson, Bloodstream
Lindsay Ferguson, Sky And Me (live)
Lindsay Ferguson, C'Mon, Papa (excerpt)
Lindsay Ferguson, Wanted (excerpt)
Lindsay Ferguson, A 1000 Kisses (excerpt)
Lindsay Ferguson, Song'N Dance
Phil Jenkins, Louis Rompre, Live Music
Ian Tamblyn, Blue Canoe (live)
Ian Tamblyn, Barton Street (excerpt)
Ian Tamblyn, feat. Lynn Miles, Bay Of Sails
Serena Ryder, Little Bit Of Red
Paul Reddick, I'm A Criminal,
Paul Reddick, Template Blues
Connie Kaldor, If You Could Read My Mind (by Gordon Lightfoot)
Buffy St. Marie, Cod'ine
Steve Marriner, Shake It Upside Down
Internet:
lindsayferguson.com
myspace.com slash lindsaylive
SerenaRyder.com
Iantamblyn.com
LynnMiles.com
stevemarriner.com
paulreddick.com
GordonLightfoot.com
creative-native.com (Buffy St. Marie)
rush.com
Baldachin.com kaffe1870.com
This is the first part. See following posts 4 the next four (five all together).