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Podcast No.1: Martin Friedel (14.2 Mb mpeg4; 59 minutes) Scientist and composer: Martin studied physics and chemistry and worked as a university administrator before taking the plunge into life as a freelance composer. He won an Emmy in 1999 for his score for the TV documentary Dragons of Eden. Science plays an important role in his composing, notably in a unique series of cantatas performed at a number of memorable Melbourne concerts; one concerned with spaceflight was on a rooftop in the city on a beautiful evening. This interview © Copyright Martin Friedel & Craig Robertson, 2004 Music in this podcast includes extracts from:
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In my study: notes on things in my study, my project table, the "Out of Africa" debate; see In my study No.1 (1.7 Mb; 3' 46"). See: The Discovery of the Hobbit by Mike Morwood and Penny van Oosterzee (Randon House Australia, 2007). Martin Friedel: major works All material, unless otherwise stated, is © Copyright Craig Robertson, 2007 Information on this page may be accessed and read or listened to for personal use. The material may not be copied or communicated to other parties without permission. |