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Top twenty weblinks for George Antheil

Author guylive Date February 25, 2015
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Les Amis de George Antheil

Guy Livingston’s site

Mauro Piccinini’s site

George Antheil – Serpent Mécanique No. 1

George Antheil – Ballet Mécanique (Pianola Roll 2)

Robots play BM at the National Gallery in Washington, DC

Paul Lehrman’s Antheil website

Paul Lehrman writes about his discoveries of historical audio

Paul Doornbusch

Reconstructed animation of the Kaleva shooting

Reinbert de Leeuw

Vera Beths

Henry Antheil’s story 

Dr. Ann Stephen

Antheil theme music for CBS News with Walter Cronkite

 

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Too cool! I’m going to be checking this out on the beaten path over the next time.
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ik heb pas een deel van je programma kunnen beluisteren, een minuut of 21, maar het is fascinerend. Een ontdekking! Nooit de naam van Blitzstein gehoord. Heb je nog meer dergelijke ontdekkingen?  Ik hoop er nog meer van te kunnen horen.En wat een goede zaak dat de ConcertZender voor dergelijke programme ruimte biedt. Gefeliciteerd!
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as lead by a ghost hand, I clicked for the first time on something in your email podcast, Guy, (I am sorry and I regret, that I didn´t do it before). After I had some difficulties, then suddenly I heard the voice of Guy and after some music from Chris. I am very happy and pleased, beautiful music, discussions in the spirit of late parisien evenings.
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Just heard the first installment. Really fine work. I love the way you make the story unfold.
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