Today’s programme takes us back to the the 18th and the beginning of the 19th centuries, with music from the time of novelist Jane Austen (1775–1817) and the painter (Thomas) Gainsborough (1728–1788) — in other words, music that takes us from the late Baroque to the early Classical period.
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The Magic of the Musical: Saturday, June 17th Live!
This show is now available to Listen Again on Mixcloud — click here.
@2pm slt THE MAGIC OF THE MUSICAL — Saturday, June 17
June’s episode will be LIVE from Angel Manor and on-the-air, at 2pm SLT — join the audience in-world!
Virtual Community Radio’s original series “The Magic of The Musical” continues this Saturday, June 17th, at 2pm SLT/Pacific Time, live from its home in the Gold Hall at the elegant Angel Manor Estate
This Month: Tony Retro Countdown Part 2 with Guest Morrie Enders
Caledonia welcomes back guest Morrie Enders for another look at the contests for Best Musical from the Tony Awards of years past; discussing which shows have stood the test of time, and which make us tilt our heads and puzzle.
Saturday At The Movies
Today, join us for a programme of music from movie and TV soundtracks — and now we’re including some gaming soundtracks, which have become as sophisticated as movie scores in recent years and include some of the same composers.
Movies are where most people hear orchestral music these days, and there will be plenty of that in this programme. But movie music is a much broader field than that, and today you’ll hear music from the movies of many different kinds, from the very start of the genre (with Camille Saint-Saens) to the latest blockbusters; from orchestral music to rock, to Fifties songs. There is a slight bias towards fantasy and SF movies, but never mind, we all need a bit of an escape these days.…
The Glinka Gallery — Featuring artist Lash VV
June is Pride Month in the United States and many other countries, and that’s just one of the reasons that we’re featuring Wolfgang Glinka’s Glinka Gallery in this edition of “Where Have You Been?”.
For those who might not know, Pride Month started in 1969 in the United States as a response to the Stonewall riots, which served as a catalyst for the gay rights movement in the United States and around the world. The observance has grown and expanded over the years, and Pride Month celebrates LGBTQIA+ culture as well as working to build rights awareness.
The Glinka Gallery holds regular exhibitions and performances on the gallery’s five floors, featuring fine art, sculpture, photography, poetry, music and dance.
Smooth Jazz
Today, Saturday 27th May, we are featuring a collection of Smooth Jazz pieces to relax with and enjoy.
The majority of pieces are instrumental and in general the music is on the Jazz end of the New Age spectrum.
Jack Flanders in Dreams of the Blue Morpho
Tune in on Friday for the next episode of another exciting radio serial from our friends at ZBS Foundation: DREAMS OF THE BLUE MORPHO - featuring the redoubtable Jack Flanders.
This adventure consists of four half-hour episodes, broadcast at noon and 4pm Pacific/SLT on Fridays. Now read on dot, dot, dot…
The Magic of the Musical: Saturday, May 20th Live!
This show is now available to Listen Again on Mixcloud
May’s Episode will be LIVE from Angel Manor and on-the-air, at 2pm SLT!
Season 2 of Virtual Community Radio’s original series “The Magic of The Musical” continues this Saturday, May 20th, at 2pm SLT/Pacific Time, live from its home in the Gold Hall at the elegant Angel Manor Estate.
Where Have You Been?: Calas Relay Honor Garden
This time on our original Second Life travelogue series, “Where Have You Been?”, we look at the collaboration of Calas Galadhon and The Grove in aid of Relay for Life of Second Life.
Calas Galadhon and The Grove are presenting a very special joint build in support of Relay For Life’s Relay Weekend — which recognises the season of fundraising with a 36-region track where people can walk and experience special campsites built in support of the search for a cure to cancer.
Two of the 36 regions are designated as “Designer Regions” and Calas Galadhon and The Grove have been asked to work on a collaboration for a special build.
The region is designed to be an inner reflective experience and also features the Calas Relay Honor Garden, and the creators invite residents to contribute photos of people in thoer lives who have been affected by cancer, and who they would like to honor.
The programme will air on Virtual Community Radio on Wednesdays and Saturdays at 12 noon and 4pm SLT/Pacific Time up to and including June 3rd.
S03E06 — Calas Relay Honor Garden
Owner — Ty Tenk & Truck Merideth
SLURLS/URLS:
Calas Galadhon Main Region — Moderate (find more information on how to contribute a photo to the honor garden here)
- Honor Garden photos submitted now through June 6
- Special pre-opening event at the Calas/Grove designer region June 8
5 PM SLT — JimmyT
6 PM SLT — Djembe Dragonfire
7 PM SLT – Steef - Relay Weekend – all regions open June 10
- Wrap up June 14
ASC in SL — Memorial Gardens
http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/American%20Cancer%20Society/75/58/23
Classic Electronica
Today we are leaving our traditional genres for a while with a programme of music produced with the aid of electronic devices, stretching right back to the early days of the genre, with tape manipulation and “found sounds” and the use of digital to analogue converters attached directly to mainframe computers, as in the landmark album “Music From Mathematics”.
We take a listen to early uses of the Moog and other synthesisers and albums that mixed musique concrete with synths for a light-hearted melodic sound — from the likes of Perrey & Kingsley.
Moving forward you’ll hear classic albums like “Switched-On Bach” and other recordings by pioneer synthesist Wendy Carlos, and other quite different classic albums from the “Berlin School” of synthesiser music.
You’ll hear Tonto’s Expanding Head Band. Jean-Michel Jarre. Jean-Phillippe Rykiel. Tangerine Dream. Tom Dissevelt and Kid Baltan. Tomita. And many more. All in all, plenty to get your teeth into.
Then don’t miss another chance to hear the latest episode of our Second Life travelogue, “Where’ve You Been?”, where we look at cool places to visit and things to do around the Second Life grid. This time we visit a gallery — The Edge Gallery — that features monochrome imagery. You can find more details here. 12 noon or 4pm Pacific / 8pm or midnight in the UK.
“HDR Modular Synthesizer Macro” by Peter Gorges is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND 2.0
The Edge Gallery — in black & white
Kultivate Magazine is a publication about the cultural aspects of Second Life — and a lot more! Its goal is to support art, culture, photography, music, and fashion.
Kultivate’s endeavours in Second Life include the magazine (of course) but their grid presence is significant, incorporating, among other things, a number of galleries including The Edge Gallery of Black & White Imagery, which is the subject of this programme.
The Edge Gallery specifically features black and white imagery and art. We take a more detailed look at the current exhibit, which just opened, showing a variety of artists with unique approaches to monochrome 2‑D imagery.
S03E05 — The Edge Gallery
Owner — Kultivate Magazine
Johannes Huntsman — Owner & Gallery Curator
SLURLS/URLS:
Kultivate Magazine on Water Haven — Moderate
http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Water%20Haven/46/209/26
Website: https://kultivatemagazine.com/
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