Reading at the Segue Series at the Bowery Poetry Club
February 5, 2005
complete reading (27:15): MP3

Salon Reading, April 7, 2007
1. The Ego Lets Go of the Ego (5:10): mp3; Text
2. Fait Accompli or Fat Accomplice (4:59): mp3; Text
3. The Aim of All Nature is Beauty (16:02): mp3; Text

Stripsody (6:38)
Anne Tardos performs "Stripsody" (1966) by Cathy Berberian,
at Music at the Construction Company, New York, May 2007.
Engineered by David Merrill and Christina Strong.

Segue Series Reading at the Bowery Poetry Club, April 12, 2008
complete reading (35:20): MP3

From the CD for
Doings: Assorted Performance Pieces 1955–2002

Granary Books, 2006
book (with CD) available from Granary

1. Merzmix 2000 (excerpt) (1:56) by Jackson Mac Low and Anne Tardos
Voices: Jackson Mac Low, Anne Tardos; Flute: Andrew Bolotowsky; Electronic Realization: Tardos

2. Milarepa Quartet for Four Like Instruments (3:53), by Jackson Mac Low, 1982
Flutes: Andrew Bolotowsky, Robert Dick, Barbara Held, Susan Stenger, 1982

3. Guru-Guru Gatha (excerpt) (2:12), by Jackson Mac Low, 1975
Voice: Jackson Mac Low, 1976

4. A Piece for Sari Dienes (3:55), by Jackson Mac Low
Voices, Percussion Instruments: Jackson Mac Low and Anne Tardos, 1990

5. 1st Milarepa Gatha (6:13), by Jackson Mac Low, 1976
Voice: Jackson Mac Low, Trombone: James Staley, 1982

6. Tara Gatha (5:52), by Jackson Mac Low, 1975
Voices: Jackson Mac Low and Anne Tardos, 1984

7. Four Vocabularies in Memoriam Armand Schwerner (2:43), by Jackson Mac Low and Anne Tardos, 1999
Voices: Jackson Mac Low and Anne Tardos, 2000; Electronic Realization: Anne Tardos, 2000

8. Black Tarantula Crossword Gathas (excerpt) (3:38), by Jackson Mac Low, 1973
Voice: Jackson Mac Low, 1974

9. A Vocabulary for Sharon Belle Matlin (5:21), by Jackson Mac Low, 1973
Voices include: Susan Musgrave, George Macbeth, Sean O'Huigin, bpNicol, and Jackson Mac Low, 1974

10. The Bluebird Asymmetry (2:30), by Jackson Mac Low, 1967
Voices include: Susan Musgrave, George Macbeth, Sean O'Huigin, bpNichol, and Jackson Mac Low, 1974

11. Refrigerator Defrosting-Pseudoglossolalia (4:29), by Anne Tardos and Jackson Mac Low
Percussion: Anne Tardos, 1975; Voices: Anne Tardos and Jackson Mac Low, 1984

12. Free Gatha 1 and Free Gatha 2 (5:19), by Jackson Mac Low, 1978 and 1981, respectively
Voices: Jackson Mac Low and Anne Tardos, 1993

13. Vocabulary Gatha for Malcolm Goldstein (6:17), by Jackson Mac Low, 1978 and 1981 respectively
Voices: Jackson Mac Low and Anne Tardos, 1993

14. Gatha in C for Theresa Salomon (4:12), by Jackson Mac Low, 2000
Violin: Theresa Salomon, 2002

15. Phonemicon from "Hereford Bosons 1" (excerpt) (3:02), by Jackson Mac Low, 1984
Voices: Jackson Mac Low and Anne Tardos

From the CD
Open Secrets



1. Free Gatha 1 & 2   (5:14), by Jackson Mac Low, 1978 and 1982, respectively.
Voices: Jackson Mac Low, Anne Tardos

2. Lucas 1 to 29  (24:30) For One or More Instrumentalists (in memoriam Morton Feldman and for the musicians of Germany), by Jackson Mac Low, 1990. Flute: Andrew Bolotowsky; Clarinet: Daniel Goode; Trombone: Robert Bethea; Violin: Gabriela Klassen

3. 38th and 39th Merzgedichte in Memoriam Kurt Schwitters (1:53) by Jackson Mac Low and Anne Tardos, 1993. Voices: Jackson Mac Low, Anne Tardos

4. Winds/Instruments (18:59) by Jackson Mac Low, 1980. Flute: Andrew Bolotowsky; Clarinet: Daniel Goode; Trombone: Robert Bethea; Violin: Gabriela Klassen; Voice: Jackson Mac Low

5. Milarepa Quartet for Four Like Instruments (3:50) by Jackson Mac Low, 1982
Flutes: Andrew Bolotowsky, Robert Dick, Barbara Held, and Susan Stenger.

6. Milarepa Gatha  (5:17) by Jackson Mac Low, 1976. Voices: Jackson Mac Low, Anne Tardos

7. Phoneme Dance in Memoriam John Cage (5:05) by Jackson Mac Low and Anne Tardos, 1993. Voices: Jackson Mac Low, Anne Tardos

8. Thanks (9:57) by Jackson Mac Low and Anne Tardos, 1993.. Voices: Jackson Mac Low, Anne Tardos

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