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<DIV></DIV>>From: "Resonance104.4FM Admin" <web@resonancefm.com>
<DIV></DIV>>To: <web@resonancefm.com>
<DIV></DIV>>Subject: Resonance Live To Air - this Friday 24th September
<DIV></DIV>>Date: Thu, 23 Sep 2004 12:25:55 +0100
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<DIV></DIV>>Resonance Live To Air - this Friday 24th September
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<DIV></DIV>>Friday 24 September 7pm
<DIV></DIV>>Conway Hall, 25 Red Lion Square, London WC1.
<DIV></DIV>>Box office/info: 7242 8032
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<DIV></DIV>>£5/£3(conc) /£1(under 18s).
<DIV></DIV>>Tickets available on the door.
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<DIV></DIV>>LMC presents
<DIV></DIV>>Resonance104.4fm: Live To Air
<DIV></DIV>>Resonance Radio Orchestra + Feedback Quartet + Simon Munnery + Noisettes + Bridget Nichols + John White + DJ2Tall + Lepke B + Kevin Sheils & the Posh Band + Frank Key + Richard Thomas + Ed Pinsent + Howard Jacques + Tetine + tbc.
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<DIV></DIV>>A spectacular fund-raising gala concert, Live To Air is also a vast live radio show that showcases just a few aspects of Resonance's extraordinary output as it gears up to apply for a five-year licence. A list can only hint at the pleasures on offer, but here goes... The Resonance Radio Orchestra premieres a new radio opera, Who Knows? based on the horror story by Guy de Maupassant. Pianist John White plays furniture music by Erik Satie, Bridget Nichols talks bees. Simon Munnery returns triumphant from his stand-up stint at the Edinburgh Festival. Prodigious new rock band The Noisettes play live - catch them here first. Fresh from its CMN tour, The Feedback Quartet play extreme. DJ 2Tall puts the turntables through their paces while Kevin Sheils presents the best of London's folk musics. Frank Key reads lopsided prose, numberless special guests make an appearance. MC is audio prankster Richard Thomas. Numerous guest DJs, special appearances, pre-recorded weirdn
ess, real ale bar, product stall, installation by Alexander Wendt... an event like no other. Listen live or better still come along and be part of it.
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<DIV></DIV>>'The best radio station in London.' The Guardian
<DIV></DIV>>'Lock the dial on 104.4 FM and leave it there.' The Evening Standard
<DIV></DIV>>'An ad-free oasis of sonic experimentation and audio art.' Dazed and Confused
<DIV></DIV>>'A loosely structured laboratory for artists of all kinds to reimagine what radio can be.' Artforum
<DIV></DIV>>'A glorious experiment that everyone in the country deserves the chance to hear.' The Independent
<DIV></DIV>>'A London radio station currently rewriting the rules of mainstream broadcasting.' Metro
<DIV></DIV>>'Less talking about the arts, and more of the art itself.' The Daily Telegraph
<DIV></DIV>>'Less a radio station than a living art installation.' Harpers & Queen
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