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MPOB62 | Composer Eve Beglarian

August 10, 2006 by Michael Harren

At last! The hugely talented and inspiring Eve Beglarian and I managed to coordinate our schedules and talk about her new album, Tell The Birds, the ins and outs of being a human being, and lots more. I know the file size is pretty big, but since it’s music, I couldn’t bear to encode it at a smaller rate. Hope you can deal

I should also mention that Eve’s piece Making Hey has never been heard before—-a MikeyPod exclusive!

Music Featured:
Landscaping for Privacy from the album Tell The Birds
Making Hey previously unreleased
Solitude from The Story of B
Written on the Body from Twisted Tutu’s Play Nice

Links:
EVBVD Music
DiverseWorks Houston
Twisted Tutu
Pierre Louÿs
Phil Kline

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About Michael Harren

Brooklyn-based composer and performer Michael Harren combines elements of classical composition with experimental electronics and storytelling to create hypnotic and boldly intimate work that walks the line between Laurie Anderson, Peter Gabriel and Dead Can Dance.

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  1. jayceeloop

    August 12, 2006 at 9:36 am

    O Mikey! I love her already.

    All of the tracks are amazing. I loved Making Hey, the story behind that track is really awesome.

    Landscaping for Privacy, I think it’s my favorite. I loved it. That flying piano arpeggio hooked me – and I thought it was kinda fractal generated at first!

    I’m definitely getting the CD!

  2. mikeypod

    August 12, 2006 at 9:42 am

    yay!

    landscaping is my favorite track too! even though that piano part plugs along like that there is something really natural and hman and intimate about that piece as a whole. I know you would dig her work. I didn’t know how randomly the text for Making Hey was generated so after she sent it to me, i was trying to find some sort of theme in the text so i would have something to say to her about it. It’s funny that i did all that work and really it was just randomly generated text!

    you are tripping me out with this linux stuff, dude. seriously, that is like uber-geek stuff you got going on there.

  3. Ninja

    August 18, 2006 at 6:28 pm

    This show smoked, sizzled and then caught fire like nothing I have listened to in a while. It was fantastic! Thanks Mike and Eve for a great one! You’re a keeper Eve.

Trackbacks

  1. MikeyPod » Catching up, podcast in the works. says:
    January 23, 2007 at 1:02 pm

    […] Eve is kicks serious ass. We met in person maybe nine years ago during a workshop at DiverseWorks in Houston, and I interviewed her on my podcast months ago, but never having really spent time together in person, i was a little wary of what spending a whole day together would be like. She is so easy to be around and we had lots of things to talk about. […]

  2. MikeyPod » Blog Archive » MikeyPod93 | Music You Need To Hear | 206-339-6682 says:
    May 29, 2007 at 5:18 pm

    […] Remarkable Palate Eenie Meenie Records Third Shift Recording Co. Chris Doelle Henri Michaux My interview with Eve Beglarian EVBVD […]

  3. Starting Your Own Podcast – Reflections and Advice from Veteran Podcasters says:
    May 23, 2011 at 8:03 am

    […] “There are a couple of them. When I first moved to NYC from Houston in 2006 I connected with Eve Beglarian, a composer that I loved and had interviewed for the podcast. I wound up living with her for my […]

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