WQRT

WQRT is a nonprofit low-power radio station broadcasting at 99.1 on the FM dial out of @listenhearsound in the Garfield Park neighborhood. Project of @bigcar

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Be a Patron for Water World: A Creekside Social and Educational Space! https://t.co/t7dPBW1Esx

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A Rhinestone Country favorite— via @NYTimes https://t.co/bCaGM7hYVa

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And @WQRTFM's podcast feat. Susan Neville and The Town of Whispering Dolls: https://t.co/8YL03RUqlR

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The Ambiance of Life: #Music in #PublicSpaces
https://t.co/8KCdQkkJEs By @walkerjj of @bigcar for @PPS_Placemaking

#MusicCities #CreativePlacemaking #placemaking #SoundCities

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From In Sheep's Clothing HiFi: Erik Satie, the O.G. of Ambient Music https://t.co/g07MKbtoRB

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“To induce calm and space to think” : what are the origins of ambient music? https://t.co/5PwMpnI0PY via @tracksandfields

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An introduction to Ambient Music https://t.co/HZYURD3vRC.

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@JAHWZ We are working on this kind of thing right now! What do you use to listen?

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She Brought New Sounds to Colombia. The World’s Catching Up.
— Jacqueline Nova created forward-thinking, often transgressive electroacoustic music in the 1960s. New releases are helping put her back on the map. https://t.co/6NHuJpguVT

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. @walkerjj and Susan Neville share the story of groundbreaking Indiana author Marguerite Young in our latest episode of Words and Music on @WQRTFM made possible by @INHumanities https://t.co/Zu5f3aywfH

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1st Native American composer to win Pulitzer Prize on his experimental process https://t.co/Io1qVX9UUN

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John Cale at 80 — from “most elegant flamethrower of ’60s utopianism” to making new work today … via @NYTimes https://t.co/HjZm3LZ4b3

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I Ain't Got Nothing But Time:
The mostly true legend of Hank Williams — via ⁦@oxfordamerican⁩ https://t.co/t8fsj0kfLu

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On ‘ForeverAndEverNoMore,’ Brian Eno Sings for the End of the World— The musician and producer’s new songs meditate on folly and annihilation, playing like a far more fatalistic sequel to “Another Day on Earth” from 2005. via ⁦@nytimesarts⁩ https://t.co/87DFdAAZ9R

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The Singer I Loved Knew the Truth About No-Good Men and the No-Good World — via @NYTOpinion https://t.co/POXEeA70I9

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On the beauty of loops. “Brian Eno and Peter Schmidt, creators of the Oblique Strategies advice cards, put it simply: ‘Repetition is a form of change.’ “ — via @NYTimes https://t.co/1wKogPnEe8

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The Weird, Analog Delights of Foley Sound Effects https://t.co/D0oqlUatlt via @NewYorker

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The man who turned down Bowie and Bono https://t.co/ueQVnQOShb

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DELIVERANCE turns 50 years old this year and Sat @ 3 pm on @WQRTFM 99.1 FM (or anytime here: https://t.co/qTbAIjE8Nw), #IFJA member @ laker_anne and guest Clarke Kahlo, an environmental activist, unpack a complicated classic.

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Jeff Tweedy Gets His Hat Back https://t.co/nSfxEtEAM1 via @NewYorker