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New York Times Magazine, January 8, 1989

New York Times Magazine, January 8, 1989

MEDIA

Film

Bill T. Jones: Still/Here with Bill Moyers, a film by Bill Moyers and                 David Grubin

 Video

Kenneth Frazelle: Life in Art and Music, by Treehouse Mobile Studio 

Tenor Kenneth Pettigrew discusses the vocal music of Kenneth Frazelle:

    Part 1     

  Part 2

Frazelle lecture: "Deciphering and Bonding with a New Score"

Radio

“Swan Calls Fit for a Symphony,” on NPR’s All Things Considered

WFDD’s David Ford talks with KF about A Book of Days

WFDD’s David Ford talks with KF and Barbara Lister-Sink about musicians who paint

WFDD’s David Ford interviews KF and Larelyn Dossett about Songs in the Rear View Mirror

       Shorter version

WFDD’s David Ford interviews KF and James Albritten about The Motion of Stone

KF and Andrea Moore talk about Through the Window in an interview on WHUP in Hillsborough, NC

Podcasts

Contempora Podcasts interview on Songs in the Rear View Mirror with George Marshall

Podcast from the Chamber Music Conference and Composers' Forum of the East, at Bennington College, Vermont

Other

“Talking Shop with Kenneth Frazelle,” by Molly Sheridan, New Music Box

Kenneth Frazelle biography at Subito Music Corporation 

"Kenneth Frazelle enjoys both composing and painting," by Kathy Norcross Watts, Winston-Salem Journal

Q&A with Kenneth Frazelle at Subito Music

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