PNR Announces Nominees for 2007 Spellbound Awards
2008-01-05 by David V
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: David Vesel Purple Note Multimedia davidv@... http://www.purplenote.com Purple Note Radio Announces Nominees for the 2007 Spellbound Awards St. Louis, MO, 1/5/2007 -- David Vesel, host of /Spellbound, a brief program of music for theremin/, has announced the nominees for the 3rd Annual Spellbound Music Awards, given to artists for the best musical recordings featuring the theremin. To be eligible for an award, a recording must meet the following criteria: a) It must have been recorded or released in the year 2007 b) It must have been cleared for airplay on Spellbound c) In the case of the Latecomer's Award, it must have been recorded or released in the year 2006 and cleared for airplay on Spellbound in 2007 This years nominees are: (* indicates artist won this category last year and is ineligible to win this year's award) Ambient music: Rupert Chappelle, "Twilight Zone" Continuum, "Whichway" Shawn Mlekush & Victoria Lundy, "Black Tarn" Monsignor SpaceMoore, "Five Arms" Alexander Thomas, "Cranchiid" Avantgarde music: Beat Frequency, "Butterflies of Vertigo " Charles Draper , "Melody", by Schillinger Kevin Kissinger, "Three Legged Race" Hal McGee, "Beat Frequency" Alexi Ouspenskaya (Kip Rosser), "Spelunkvietplunkt for theremin and toothbrush" Classical music: Carolina Eyck & Charles Draper , "O Quam Tristis", by Pergolesi Thomas Grillo, "Prelude, from Op. 23 No. 6", by Rachmaninoff Peter Pringle, "Beautiful Dreamer", by Foster Sayoko Takaki, "Traumerei", by Schumann * Masami Takeuchi, "Ave Maria", by Caccini Electronic music: Rupert Chappelle & Art Harrison, "What I Think" ElectroMungo & Barkona Rova, "Palindrome" Kip Rosser, "Effluvia Blues" * Kevin Sinnott, "The Tale of the Busy Bee" Welcome, "EvilTech" Jazz: Eliot Fintushel, "Surabaya Johnny" Lluis Gomez Quartet, "The Day the Earth Stood Still" Project: Pimento, "Quiet Village" Neo-classical music: Carolina Eyck, "CIANI, concerto for theremin and orchestra " Blake Jones, "Under Halloween Leaves" * Kevin Kissinger, "The Brave Little Ghost" Carvin Knowles, "Lotus Ambient No. 7" Kip Rosser w/ Howard Moscovitz, "88 Evening Devotionals " Rock music: Guiye Frayo, "Juguetes y Canciones" Jen Hammaker, "Cinque" * The Inactivists, "Esperanto Samba" The Night Terrors, "Righteous" ZenTherStick, "Every Tree in the Hidden Forest" Latecomers award: Aileen, "Maids of Hades" Edward Raymond, "Captain U" Celia Sheen, "Inexplicable", by Russell David Simons, "Information" Beatrix Ward-Fernandez w/ Charlie Collins, "Theremin and Waterphone" The nominees will featured, and winners announced, on the January 6 episode of /Spellbound, a brief program of music for theremin/, live on the air at 10 PM Eastern US time on Cygnus Radio at http://www.cygnusradio.com. At the end of the program, a number of Honorable Mentions will be awarded in addition to the 2007 awards. /Spellbound, a brief program of music for theremin/, is the only regular program in the world featuring the theremin, the first electronic musical instrument, invented in 1919 by Russian radio engineer Len Termen (Leon Theremin). Hosted by David Vesel since its debut in February of 2005, /Spellbound/ airs on Sunday nights from 10 PM to 12 AM Eastern US time on Cygnus Radio. Information on playlists, artists, and past episodes can be found at the program's web site, http://spellbound.purplenote.com. ----- DAVID VESEL -- synthetic music for humans ----- Musique de Verre -- music for glass instruments Sunday 11AM-12PM http://deverre.purplenote.com Spellbound, a brief program of music for theremin Sunday 10PM-12AM http://spellbound.purplenote.com