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Kraftwerk live at L'Olympia, Paris, France February 28th, 1976 Radioactivity Tour Recording quality: A+ Attendance: 750-1000 __________________________________________ 0:00 Radioactivity 11:55 Airwaves 20:55 The Voice of Energy 22:26 Die Sonne, Der Mond, Die Sterne 27:58 Kometenmelodie 1 32:28 Kometenmelodie 2 40:39 Tongebirge 44:54 Tanzmusik 51:57 Autobahn 1:20:20 Mitternacht 1:22:58 The Vampire of Dusseldorf (early Showroom Dummies name) __________________________________________ This is the only existing concert recording from the small tour Kraftwerk held in February-March 1976. It is not known if this concert had the vocoder intro since the soundboard recording started too late, but given the fact that we have Die Sonne, Der Mond, Die Sterne with robovox voices probably means that the intro was there. One important distinction from this concert is that the Orchestron keyboard which has the choir voice and violin samples did not function at this concert due to faulty equipment. Another instrument that is now gone is the Farfisa piano which disappeared completely after 1975. The band start out with a basic version of Radioactivity and then take a long tuning break for Airwaves, which Ralf states that it is a song about solar energy. The Voice of Energy is played from tape, and then a live only track called "Die Sonne, Der Mond Die Sterne" is played, with Florian typing the words out onto the robovox's keyboard and Ralf playing notes along with it. The band then performs a raw version of Kometenmelodie 1 and then Kometenmelodie 2. After that point, the concert heads into a slower pace with interesting versions of Tongebirge and Tanzmusik, the last known recordings we have of them, even though those two tracks were probably played in March 1976. Autobahn is performed as usual, but it has some distinctions from 1975 already with no Farfisa so the cars improvisation is a little different. The end of Autobahn is very interesting since it seems to turn into a jam session. The audience loved it and clapped for an encore. Ralf says in French that the encore track is called "Le vampire de Dusseldorf", It's an early instrumental version of Showroom Dummies that holds many similarities with the previous year's performances of Kristallo, with the difference being the main melody is played with a Minimoog and no longer a Farfisa piano. Showroom Dummies with lyrics would be performed later in September 1976, however a recording has not been found of it yet. A recording of Geneva 1976 ALMOST had it but the Side B is lost, along with the recording the Autobahn. It is likely that tape's Side B will never be found. __________________________________________ *Copyright Disclaimer: Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.*

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Three Preludes are short piano pieces by George Gershwin and were first performed by the composer at the Roosevelt Hotel in New York in 1926. Each prelude is a well known example of early 20th century American classical music, as influenced by jazz. Gershwin originally planned to compose twenty four preludes for this group of works. The number was reduced to seven in manuscript form, and then reduced to five in public performance, and further decreased to three when first published in 1926. Two of the remaining preludes not published were rearranged for solo violin and piano and published as Short Story. Of the other two, the Prelude in G had been eliminated by the publisher Wyatt[who?] because somewhat similar music had already appeared in Gershwin's Concerto in F. The other was excluded for unknown reasons. The second Prelude, in C sharp minor, has the distinct flavour of jazz. The piece begins with a subdued melody winding its way above a smooth, steady bassline. The harmonies and melodies of this piece are built on thirds, emphasizing both the interval of the seventh and the major/minor duality of the blues scale. In the second section, the key, tempo, and thematic material all change; only the similarity of style binds the two sections together. The opening melody and bass return in the final section, more succinct but otherwise unchanged, and the piece ends with a slow ascent of the keyboard. Gershwin himself referred to the piece as "a sort of blues lullaby." George Gershwin was born in Brooklyn in 1898, the second of four children from a close-knit immigrant family. He began his musical career as a song-plugger on Tin Pan Alley, but was soon writing his own pieces. Gershwin's first published song, "When You Want 'Em, You Can't Get 'Em," demonstrated innovative new techniques, but only earned him five dollars. Soon after, however, he met a young lyricist named Irving Ceaser. Together they composed a number of songs including "Swanee," which sold more than a million copies. In the same year as "Swanee," Gershwin collaborated with Arthur L. Jackson and Buddy De Sylva on his first complete Broadway musical, "La, La Lucille". Over the course of the next four years, Gershwin wrote forty-five songs; among them were "Somebody Loves Me" and "Stairway to Paradise," as well as a twenty-five-minute opera, "Blue Monday." Composed in five days, the piece contained many musical clichés, but it also offered hints of developments to come. In 1924, George collaborated with his brother, lyricist Ira Gershwin, on a musical comedy "Lady Be Good". It included such standards as "Fascinating Rhythm" and "The Man I Love." It was the beginning of a partnership that would continue for the rest of the composer's life. Together they wrote many more successful musicals including "Oh Kay!" and "Funny Face", staring Fred Astaire and his sister Adele. While continuing to compose popular music for the stage, Gershwin began to lead a double life, trying to make his mark as a serious composer. When he was 25 years old, his jazz-influenced "Rhapsody in Blue" premiered in New York's Aeolian Hall at the concert, "An Experiment in Music." The audience included Jascha Heifitz, Fritz Kreisler, Leopold Stokowski, Serge Rachmaninov, and Igor Stravinsky. Gershwin followed this success with his orchestral work "Piano Concerto in F, Rhapsody No. 2″ and "An American in Paris". Serious music critics were often at a loss as to where to place Gershwin's classical music in the standard repertoire. Some dismissed his work as banal and tiresome, but it always found favor with the general public. In the early thirties, Gershwin experimented with some new ideas in Broadway musicals. "Strike Up The Band", "Let 'Em Eat Cake", and "Of Thee I Sing", were innovative works dealing with social issues of the time. "Of Thee I Sing" was a major hit and the first comedy ever to win the Pulitzer Prize. In 1935 he presented a folk opera "Porgy and Bess" in Boston with only moderate success. Now recognized as one of the seminal works of American opera, it included such memorable songs as "It Ain't Necessarily So," "I Loves You, Porgy," and "Summertime." In 1937, after many successes on Broadway, the brothers decided go to Hollywood. Again they teamed up with Fred Astaire, who was now paired with Ginger Rogers. They made the musical film, "Shall We Dance", which included such hits as "Let's Call the Whole Thing Off" and "They Can't Take That Away From Me." Soon after came "A Damsel in Distress", in which Astaire appeared with Joan Fontaine. After becoming ill while working on a film, he had plans to return to New York to work on writing serious music. He planned a string quartet, a ballet and another opera, but these pieces were never written. At the age of 38, he died of a brain tumor. Today he remains one of America's most beloved popular musicians.

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The 1830s saw an unprecedented wave of mob violence in the Northern states. The Pennsylvania Hall fire is one such case of violence spurred by racial/gender tensions. The hall had several rooms and a large auditorium that seated three hundred people. A Board of Managers who “took pains to make it clear that the hall was not exclusively for the use of abolitionists” managed the hall. This was possible since the hall had several rooms and was two stories high. A series of meetings took place in the hall; some dealt with the women’s suffrage movement, others concerned the abolitionist movement. The presence of women speaking at the podium and whites and African Americans advocating for the abolition of slavery as well as women’s suffrage was more than the enemies of equality and freedom could bear. On the night of May 17, 1838, a mob congregated outside the hall. A messenger was sent to ask for police protection; but no help was sent, and the hall was set ablaze. In one of those ironies that point to the senselessness of mob violence, the Public Ledger of May 18, 1838 notes that “By [a] law passed by late legislature, it [was] […]

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Disco 1 1. Viva São Paulo! (00:00) Itiberê Zwarg baixo elétrico e voz  Fabio Pascoal bacia com mola, apito, cowbells, triângulo, pandeiro e voz  André Marques piano, teclado e voz Ajurinã Zwarg bateria e voz  Jota P. sax tenor e voz 2. Vinícius Dorin em Búzios (05:17) Hermeto Pascoal escaleta  Itiberê Zwarg baixo elétrico Fabio Pascoal pandeiro e tamborim  André Marques piano e flauta  Ajurinã Zwarg bateria e sax soprano Jota P. sax tenor e sax soprano 3. Para Thad Jones (11:04) Hermeto Pascoal escaleta Itiberê Zwarg baixo elétrico Fabio Pascoal pandeiro, reco-reco, triângulo e cowbells André Marques piano Ajurinã Zwarg bateria Jota P. sax alto, sax soprano e sax barítono 4. Para Miles Davis (15:14) Hermeto Pascoal panela e balde com água, sons de gansos e galinhas, flauta baixo e piano Itiberê Zwarg baixo elétrico Fabio Pascoal pandeiro, bacia com mola, apitos, cowbells, bonecos e triângulo André Marques piano Ajurinã Zwarg bateria Jota P. sax tenor e sax soprano 5. Mazinho tocando no Coreto (22:14) Itiberê Zwarg tuba Fabio Pascoal pratos de choque e triângulo André Marques flauta Ajurinã Zwarg caixa e sax soprano Jota P. sax tenor 6. Viva Piazzolla! (25:00) Itiberê Zwarg baixo elétrico Fabio Pascoal caxixi e triângulo André Marques piano Ajurinã Zwarg bateria Jota P. sax soprano 7. Forró da Gota para Sivuca (29:15) Hermeto Pascoal copo d’água Itiberê Zwarg baixo elétrico Fabio Pascoal triângulo André Marques piano Ajurinã Zwarg bateria Jota P. flauta e sax soprano 8. Carlos Malta Tupizando (35:20) Hermeto Pascoal teclado Itiberê Zwarg baixo elétrico Fabio Pascoal bacia com mola, pandeiro e apitos André Marques piano Ajurinã Zwarg bateria Jota P. sax alto e sax soprano 9. Som da Aura (40:21) composição Itiberê Zwarg, Rafael Altério, Fabio Pascoal, Ajurinã Zwarg, André Marques, Jota P., Daniel Tápia, Flavio Scubi de Abreu, Olivio Valarini Jr., Thiago Baggio, Amanda Desmonts e Gregory Fenile arranjo Hermeto Pascoal Disco 2 1. Entrando pelos Canos (44:44) Hermeto Pascoal colheres de plástico, apito e berrante Itiberê Zwarg canos de alumínio e colheres de madeira Fabio Pascoal canos de alumínio, triângulo, tamanco de madeira e berrante no final André Marques canos de alumínio e colheres de madeira Ajurinã Zwarg canos de alumínio e colheres de madeira Jota P. canos de alumínio e pilão 2. Para Tom Jobim (47:54) Hermeto Pascoal teclado Itiberê Zwarg baixo elétrico e voz Fabio Pascoal pandeiro, cowbells, apitos, triângulo e bacia com mola André Marques piano Ajurinã Zwarg bateria Jota P. sax tenor, sax soprano e flauta 3. Ilza Nova (54:41) Hermeto Pascoal berrantes Itiberê Zwarg baixo elétrico Fabio Pascoal pandeiro, apito, triângulo e tamborim André Marques piano Ajurinã Zwarg bateria Jota P. sax tenor, sax soprano, sax alto e flauta 4. Salve, Pernambuco Percussão! (01:01:45) Itiberê Zwarg baixo elétrico Fabio Pascoal bacia com mola e triângulo André Marques piano Ajurinã Zwarg bateria Jota P. sax tenor 5. Viva Edu Lobo! (01:04:23) Hermeto Pascoal piano preparado com tudo dentro Itiberê Zwarg baixo elétrico e voz Fabio Pascoal caxixi, agogô, triângulo, bacia com mola e voz André Marques piano e voz Ajurinã Zwarg bateria e voz Jota P. sax barítono, sax soprano e voz 6. Para Ron Carter (01:07:28) Hermeto Pascoal teclado Itiberê Zwarg baixo elétrico Fabio Pascoal pandeiro, apito e triângulo André Marques piano Ajurinã Zwarg bateria Jota P. sax tenor, sax alto, sax soprano, flautim e flauta 7. De Fabio para Jovino Santos (01:14:12) Hermeto Pascoal chaleira com água Itiberê Zwarg baixo elétrico Fabio Pascoal triângulo, apito, bacia com mola, bonecos, pandeiro e cowbells André Marques piano Ajurinã Zwarg bateria Jota P. flauta, sax barítono e sax soprano 8. Um abraço Chick Corea (01:21:31) Hermeto Pascoal chaleira, apitos e boneco  Itiberê Zwarg baixo elétrico Fabio Pascoal chocalhos, cowbells e pandeiro André Marques piano Ajurinã Zwarg bateria Jota P. sax tenor e sax soprano 9. Rafael Amor Eterno (01:26:00) Hermeto Pascoal piano Rafael Accioli Pascoal dos Anjos e Vovô Fabio Pascoal áudio gravação Estúdio Gargolândia por Daniel Tápia [fevereiro/2017] mixagem e masterização Estúdio Arsis por Adonias Jr. assistentes de gravação Thiago Baggio e Gregory Fenile técnico e afinador de piano Olivio Valarini Jr.

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Police early Wednesday fatally shot a Brooklyn man suspected of opening fire at and killing his apartment neighbors — a dad and stepson — over the weekend after the suspect complained about noise.What are the details?New York City police pulled over a vehicle Jason Pass, 47, was driving on Bay 44th ...

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Kirk, Uhura, and Chekov are kidnapped by aliens and forced to fight other aliens so that a mentally superior race can gamble on the winner. "Captain's log, stardate 3211.7. We are entering standard orbit about Gamma II, an uninhabited planetoid with an automatic communications and astrogation station. Ensign Chekov, Lieutenant Uhura, and I will beam down and make a routine check of its facilities." The three Starfleet officers leave the bridge with Captain Kirk leaving Commander Spock in...

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The Tulsa, Oklahoma Race Massacre was one of the worst urban racial conflicts in United States history.  Two days of violence by whites against Blacks left an estimated 50 people dead, hundreds injured, and more than 1,000 Black-owned homes and businesses destroyed. The riot, which began on May 31, 1921, was initiated by an incident that happened the day before.  On the morning of May 30, a Black man named Dick Rowland stepped into Tulsa’s Drexel Building to use the restroom.  The elevator operator was a young white woman named Sarah Page.  A scream was heard from inside the elevator, and Rowland ran out.  While there was no conclusive evidence, but whites in Tulsa believed that Rowland attempted to assault Page. Rowland was arrested, and subsequent headlines in local newspapers stirred up the white and Black populations of Tulsa.  Talk of lynching arose among whites, and a crowd of whites and Blacks gathered outside the courthouse where Rowland was being held on the night of May 31.  A gun discharged while a white man was trying to disarm a Black man, causing the incident to erupt into a much larger racial conflict. By the early morning of June 1, the wholesale burning and […]

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Table of Contents In this article I’ll show how to use PDLL, a tool for defining MLIR patterns, which itself is built with MLIR. PDLL is intended to be a replacement for defining patterns in tablegen, though there are few public examples of its use. In fact, the main impetus for PDLL is that tablegen makes it difficult to express things like: Operations that return multiple results Operations with regions Operations with variadic operands Arithmetic on static values While not all these features are fully supported in PDLL yet, they are within scope of the language and tooling.

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As we’re on the edge of being able to get our hands on an actual finished copy of The Lantern’s Dance (Feb 13) I thought this was a good time to look at one

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Une fois de plus c'est un débat sur la Présidentiel qui a dérapé dans des attaques personnelles alors que le sujet initial était l'Europe et la situation en Ukraine. Sur France 2, le débat politique dans le cadre de Elysée 2022 n'a pas vraiment tenu ses promesses.Eric Zemmour, le candidat

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