Cathedral Band Events

All concerts were webcast live. Use the audio link above to hear selections. The second hour of Cathedral II (on July 29) was also broadcast live on The Listening Room, with Andrew McLennan on ABC-FM beginning at 9pm.

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We've archived the original Powerhouse Mini[]Max pages here. They include a complete schedule of events, plus bios, and information on Virtual Vexations, The Great Trombone Concert, and the Monster Marathon.

go to the Powerhouse Mini[]Max pages

	Cathedral I: Slow Poetics/The Dance
	Saturday July 27,  6 pm demonstration, 8 pm performance Band Personnel: William Duckworth, Stuart Dempster, Warren Burt, DJ Tamara, and AJ Sabatini as The Chronicler Guest Performers: William Barton, didjeridu, and Simone de Haan, trombone
	Cathedral II: Song Lines/The Pyramid
	Monday, July 29,  6 pm demonstration, 8 pm performance Included the premiere of Line Songs, a generative poem created by the Web community. The Line Songs web page opened July 22 and visitors were asked to contribute one or more lines to a poem that will grew over the next seven days. Line Songs was then deconstructed by The Chronicler in performance. go to Line Songs The second hour of Cathedral II was broadcast live on The Listening Room, with Andrew McLennan on ABC-FM beginning at 9pm. go to the Listening Room site Band Personnel: Duckworth, Dempster, DJ Tamara, Burt, Sabatini Guest Performer: Tenzin Choegyal, Tibetan musician
	Cathedral III: Code One/The Bomb
	Thursday, August 1,  6 pm demonstration, 8 pm performance Band Personnel: Duckworth, Dempster, Burt, DJ Tamara, and Sabatini Guest Performer: Sulagna Basu, Hindustani singer The musicans in the Powerhouse will be joined on the Web by San Diego and New York alternative bands <therefore> and Aspects of Physics.
	Cathedral IV: Live from the Powerhouse/The Building
	Saturday, August 3,  6:30 pm to 8 pm Band Personnel: Duckworth, Dempster, DJ Tamara, Burt, and Sabatini Guest Performers: William Barton, didjeridu; Sulagna Basu, Hindustani singer; Tenzin Choegyal, Tibetan musician; Simone de Haan, trombone.