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EPISODE · Nov 17, 2009 · 59 MIN

Mayan Cycle composer Jeremy Haladyna

from Notebook on Cities and Culture

Colin Marshall talks to Jeremy Haladyna, director of UCSB's Ensemble for Contemporary Music and composer of the sprawling 28-piece-and-counting Mayan Cycle. Drawing upon over twenty years of research and exploration, Haladyna has translated countless concepts from Mayan thought, art and architecture into music that counts strings, flutes, scratch turntables and even sampled paper towel dispensers among its sonic components. An album of selections from the Mayan Cycle is now available from Innova Recordings.

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