Frank Zappa, 84/8 - Revision history

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Spider of Destiny at 20:44, 17 November 2020

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Duncan: Frank Zappa, 84/8 on wheels moved to Frank Zappa, 84/8 over redirect

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Frank Zappa, 84/8 on wheels moved to Frank Zappa, 84/8 over redirect

NawlinWiki: Frank Zappa, 84/8 moved to Frank Zappa, 84/8 on wheels: MUHAMED RAPED LITTLE CHILDREN. HE WORSHIPPED SATAN AND SACRIFICED BABIES IN HIS NAME. MUSLIMS ARE TERRORISTS AND SHOULD BE SHOT. ALLAH DOESN'T EXIST.

2008-09-21T12:36:11Z

Frank Zappa, 84/8 moved to Frank Zappa, 84/8 on wheels: MUHAMED RAPED LITTLE CHILDREN. HE WORSHIPPED SATAN AND SACRIFICED BABIES IN HIS NAME. MUSLIMS ARE TERRORISTS AND SHOULD BE SHOT. ALLAH DOESN'T EXIST.

Fishbrain: Updated link to London Symphony Orchestra (The Orchestra)

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Updated link to London Symphony Orchestra (The Orchestra)

Maroual at 23:44, 9 March 2007

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 He continues to explore new territories. For the past two years he has been lurking on the fringe of the 'serious music world,' producing an album of computer music and performances of his chamber works, conducted by [[Pierre Boulez]]. ("[[Boulez Conducts Zappa: The Perfect Stranger|The Perfect Stranger]]," to be released by Angel/EMI in August '84).
-He started a mini-career as a lecturer with his keynote address to the American Society of University Composers at Ohio State and a spectacular evening at San Francisco's Exploratorium, using digital tapes. During that two-year period, an assortment of serious music ensembles tried their hand at performing some of Zappa's 'non-rock' compositions. The world premieres of "[[The Perfect Stranger]]," "[[Dupree's Paradise]]," and "[[Naval Aviation In Art|Naval Aviation In Art?]]" were conducted in Paris by [[Pierre Boulez]] in January, followed by U.S. premieres conducted by Christian Badea with the Columbus Symphony, [https://www.discogs.com/artist/1243510-Jean-Louis-LeRoux Jean-Louis LeRoux] with the San Francisco Chamber Symphony, and the infamous world premiere of "[[While You Were Art II|While You Were Art]]" by a chamber ensemble from Los Angeles called the E.A.R. UNIT).
+He started a mini-career as a lecturer with his keynote address to the [https://wp.societyofcomposers.org/ American Society of University Composers] at Ohio State and a spectacular evening at San Francisco's Exploratorium, using digital tapes. During that two-year period, an assortment of serious music ensembles tried their hand at performing some of Zappa's 'non-rock' compositions. The world premieres of "[[The Perfect Stranger]]," "[[Dupree's Paradise]]," and "[[Naval Aviation In Art|Naval Aviation In Art?]]" were conducted in Paris by [[Pierre Boulez]] in January, followed by U.S. premieres conducted by Christian Badea with the Columbus Symphony, [https://www.discogs.com/artist/1243510-Jean-Louis-LeRoux Jean-Louis LeRoux] with the San Francisco Chamber Symphony, and the infamous world premiere of "[[While You Were Art II|While You Were Art]]" by a chamber ensemble from Los Angeles called the E.A.R. UNIT).
 On June 15 and 16, [[Kent Nagano]] conducted the Berkeley Symphony in the world premiere of "[[Sinister Footwear]]," and the U S. premieres of "[[Mo 'n Herb's Vacation]]," "[[Bob In Dacron]], [[Sad Jane]]" and the large orchestra version of "[[Pedro's Dowry]]."

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 He continues to explore new territories. For the past two years he has been lurking on the fringe of the 'serious music world,' producing an album of computer music and performances of his chamber works, conducted by [[Pierre Boulez]]. ("[[Boulez Conducts Zappa: The Perfect Stranger|The Perfect Stranger]]," to be released by Angel/EMI in August '84).
-He started a mini-career as a lecturer with his keynote address to the American Society of University Composers at Ohio State and a spectacular evening at San Francisco's Exploratorium, using digital tapes. During that two-year period, an assortment of serious music ensembles tried their hand at performing some of Zappa's 'non-rock' compositions. The world premieres of "[[The Perfect Stranger]]," "[[Dupree's Paradise]]," and "[[Naval Aviation In Art|Naval Aviation In Art?]]" were conducted in Paris by [[Pierre Boulez]] in January, followed by U.S. premieres conducted by Christian Badea with the Columbus Symphony, [[Jean-Louis LeRoux]] with the San Francisco Chamber Symphony, and the infamous world premiere of "[[While You Were Art II|While You Were Art]]" by a chamber ensemble from Los Angeles called the E.A.R. UNIT).
+He started a mini-career as a lecturer with his keynote address to the American Society of University Composers at Ohio State and a spectacular evening at San Francisco's Exploratorium, using digital tapes. During that two-year period, an assortment of serious music ensembles tried their hand at performing some of Zappa's 'non-rock' compositions. The world premieres of "[[The Perfect Stranger]]," "[[Dupree's Paradise]]," and "[[Naval Aviation In Art|Naval Aviation In Art?]]" were conducted in Paris by [[Pierre Boulez]] in January, followed by U.S. premieres conducted by Christian Badea with the Columbus Symphony, [https://www.discogs.com/artist/1243510-Jean-Louis-LeRoux Jean-Louis LeRoux] with the San Francisco Chamber Symphony, and the infamous world premiere of "[[While You Were Art II|While You Were Art]]" by a chamber ensemble from Los Angeles called the E.A.R. UNIT).
 On June 15 and 16, [[Kent Nagano]] conducted the Berkeley Symphony in the world premiere of "[[Sinister Footwear]]," and the U S. premieres of "[[Mo 'n Herb's Vacation]]," "[[Bob In Dacron]], [[Sad Jane]]" and the large orchestra version of "[[Pedro's Dowry]]."

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 The pieces were presented at Zellerbach Auditorium in Berkeley with extraordinary ballet staging provided by ''John Gilkerson's San Francisco Miniature Theater,'' using dancers and larger-than-life puppets.
-Somewhere in the midst of this, Zappa wrote a book ("Christmas In New Jersey"), prepared two Broadway Shows ("The Works" and "[[Thing-Fish]]"), and recorded a few albums ("[[Them Or Us]]," a rock double lp, "T[[Thing-Fish]]," a 3-disc box set of the original cast recording, "[[The Old Masters, Box I]]," a 7-disc box set of digitally refurbished masters of the early [[The Mothers|Mothers of Invention]] recordings, and "[[Francesco Zappa|Francesco]]," a computer-generated rendition of compositions written between 1766 and 1788 by an obscure contemporary of Mozart named [[Francesco Zappa]]).
+Somewhere in the midst of this, Zappa wrote a book ("Christmas In New Jersey"), prepared two Broadway Shows ("The Works" and "[[Thing-Fish]]"), and recorded a few albums ("[[Them Or Us]]," a rock double lp, "T[[Thing-Fish]]," a 3-disc box set of the original cast recording, "[[The Old Masters, Box I]]," a 7-disc box set of digitally refurbished masters of the early [[The Mothers|Mothers of Invention]] recordings, and "[[Francesco Zappa (composer)|Francesco]]," a computer-generated rendition of compositions written between 1766 and 1788 by an obscure contemporary of Mozart named [[Francesco Zappa]]).
 Frank Zappa returned to the 'real world' on July 17 with an exciting new band ([[Napoleon Murphy Brock]], vocals and saxes, [[Ike Willis]], vocal and guitar, [[Ray White]], vocals and guitar, [[Bobby Martin]], vocals, keyboards and sax, [[Allan Zavod|Alan Zavod]], keyboards and exotic dancing, [[Scott Thunes]], bass, and [[Chad Wackerman]], drums), beginning his 1984 "20th Anniversary World Tour" with a week at Los Angeles' Palace Theater (as an alternative to The Olympics).

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 [[Barking Pumpkin Records|Barking Pumpkin]] is a nice little record company that does what it's supposed to do: provide 'Specialized Digital Audio Gratification.'''
-'''[[Barking Pumpkin Records|Barking Pumpkin]] released an album earlier this year featuring the [[London Symphony Orchestra]] in performances of your ballet music. Do you find yourself leaning more towards this type of music in the future?<br>
+'''[[Barking Pumpkin Records|Barking Pumpkin]] released an album earlier this year featuring the [[London Symphony Orchestra (The Orchestra)|London Symphony Orchestra]] in performances of your ballet music. Do you find yourself leaning more towards this type of music in the future?<br>
 I would PREFER to work in that medium rather than rock & roll, but you can't earn a living doing that ... this is INDUSTRIAL AMERICA in the FUNLESS '80's, remember? I still enjoy making rock & roll records, and have no intention of getting a tuxedo or a conductor's baton grafted onto my body.

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 Somewhere in the midst of this, Zappa wrote a book ("Christmas In New Jersey"), prepared two Broadway Shows ("The Works" and "[[Thing-Fish]]"), and recorded a few albums ("[[Them Or Us]]," a rock double lp, "T[[Thing-Fish]]," a 3-disc box set of the original cast recording, "[[The Old Masters, Box I]]," a 7-disc box set of digitally refurbished masters of the early [[The Mothers|Mothers of Invention]] recordings, and "[[Francesco Zappa|Francesco]]," a computer-generated rendition of compositions written between 1766 and 1788 by an obscure contemporary of Mozart named [[Francesco Zappa]]).
-Frank Zappa returned to the 'real world' on July 17 with an exciting new band ([[Napoleon Murphy Brock]], vocals and saxes, [[Ike Willis]], vocal and guitar, [[Ray White]], vocals and guitar, [[Bobby Martin]], vocals, keyboards and sax, [[Alan Zavod]], keyboards and exotic dancing, [[Scott Thunes]], bass, and [[Chad Wackerman]], drums), beginning his 1984 "20th Anniversary World Tour" with a week at Los Angeles' Palace Theater (as an alternative to The Olympics).
+Frank Zappa returned to the 'real world' on July 17 with an exciting new band ([[Napoleon Murphy Brock]], vocals and saxes, [[Ike Willis]], vocal and guitar, [[Ray White]], vocals and guitar, [[Bobby Martin]], vocals, keyboards and sax, [[Allan Zavod|Alan Zavod]], keyboards and exotic dancing, [[Scott Thunes]], bass, and [[Chad Wackerman]], drums), beginning his 1984 "20th Anniversary World Tour" with a week at Los Angeles' Palace Theater (as an alternative to The Olympics).
 [[Category:Interviews with Zappa]]