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[Ralf Homann <ralf.homann@medien.uni-weimar.de>]

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Saturday, November 4th, 21:00 CET - 4:00 CET
RADIO ART PERFORMANCE:   "STIMMUNG STIMMT"
by Tetsuo Kogawa, Tokyo
and afterwards 'MICRO~RADIO~PARTY'
all at Theaterhaus Weimar/Germany,

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Sunday: Novemver 5th, 13:00 CET
COLLECTIVE/TRANSVERSAL TRANSMISSION:
"PALIMPSEST IN THE PARK"
by Tetsuo Kogawa
at Goethe-Park, Weimar/Germany - Meeting Point: House in the Garden

listen these streaming experiments at http://radiostudio.org, afterwards

the remix made by PING.FM also at http://radiostudio.org

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Monday, November 6th:
"PHENOMENOLOGY OF SOLDERING"
(seminar, discussion, workshop and session)

seminar: "between Mini FM and streaming media"
workshop: "how and why to make a radio transmitter as an art piece"
session: "Techne as a cut 'n' mix"

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on Saturday and Monday, there will be catering and background-djing by
the ground staff of studio b11 - the experimental radio of
bauhaus-univesity weimar

more:
http://radiostudio.org
http://anarchy.k2.tku.ac.jp/radio/micro/bauhaus/
http://anarchy.k2.tku.ac.jp/

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