Sunday, June 01, 2014
Robert Rich on KFJC, May 28 2014 (complete authorized video)
Published on May 31, 2014 Robert Rich·1 video
"My friends at KFJC 89.7 FM Foothill College, in Los Altos CA, invited me to perform live as part of a four hour special featuring my music. Because this station is special to me (it's where I performed my first live event ever, in 1980) and because they celebrate experimental music, I wanted to play an improvised concert as much as possible. Some of this gear appears for the first time in my live rig. This means that I make mistakes, and sometimes the notes aren't perfect. I like this because it's real, it's what I do. You can see a bit of my process, warts and all. (Some of the ideas here might surface on an upcoming album that I plan to call "Cosmology.") - Robert Rich"
Robert Rich is well known for his work on MOTM 5U format modulars. It's interesting to see him with the smaller eurorack format in this video.
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