044 - Terry Longshore

In addition to teaching at Southern Oregon University in Ashland, Terry Longshore currently heads up three chamber groups: Left Edge, Caballito Negro, and Duo Flamenco.  He's equal parts contemporary and world music.



Topics: passing of Remo Belli, percussion music of Mark Applebaum including Composition Machine no.1 (Terry's commission)



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0:00 Intro and hello

2:30 Current projects, Max MSP, collaboration

6:38 PASIC 2014 Focus Day

12:09 Ben: Remo Belli

25:39 Jared Brown: How did your business training roll into music?

32:06 Left Edge / performing with our students

34:56 Ted Jackson: When Mark Applebaum was on the show, he stated that he had learned a lot about writing for percussion from Terry Longshore. Could you explain your process of working with Mark Applebaum?

37:08 Composition Machine #1

44:06 Mark Applebaum’s music

47:25 Jared Brown: With the internet and readily available software, anyone can doodle and compose these days. This has yielded many wonderful and interesting ideas in music that may have not have been exposed. However, can you think of a way in which this might be negative in any way?

50:31 Language, aesthetic, utility

59:37 North Indian and Spanish Flamenco studies

1:04:20 Wrap