Dominik’s Radio Times

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Textures Request Show On Future Radio

Programme
Textures
Date
29 June 2008
Length
2 h

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Introduction

Dominik presents a request-based episode of Textures on Future Radio 96.9 FM in Norwich, focusing on jazz and fusion. Key moments include a discussion on the influence of Miles Davis's album 'Kind of Blue', reflections on the emotional power of collective singing, and a humorous song choice featuring the Red Army Choir.

Dominik presents a request-based episode of Textures on Future Radio 96.9 FM in Norwich. He explains that he may play tracks with similar styles or moods to those requested via text, email, or instant messenger. The broadcast features a variety of jazz and fusion selections, including a Miles Davis track for Tony Jones and a Samba request from Thordis. Dominik discusses the influence of modal jazz and the album 'Kind of Blue'. He also shares a humorous observation about the studio webcam showing the back of his head and reflects on the drug-like power of collective singing and organized religion. The show concludes with a track intended to evoke the feeling of a late-night tram in Prague.

Topics

  • Jazz and fusion music requests
  • Jazz and blues music requests
  • The influence and characteristics of modal jazz
  • The emotional impact of collective singing

Participants

  • Dominik
  • Thordis

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If Tim is reacting to the fact that I have a particularly ugly back of my head, or or if it's just if it's just the general disturbance of just not not really seeing the person, hearing from the microphone, but I don't think you're missing that much.

Wish I wasn't such a godless heathen. Well, not really, but it's. But it it just kind of shows you the power of collective singing and organized religion, and well, just the power of organization and bringing people together.

But just imagine, you're sitting on a late night tram going through Prague. Raindrops going down the windows. Your head is leaning against the cold glass.

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