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Editor of @icareifulisten, Director of Publications @composersforum. Tweets about new music and New England (she/her)
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ListN Up Playlist: Lia Kohl (June 4, 2026)

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By Amanda Cook 
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Lia Kohl is a composer and sound artist based in Chicago. Her wide-ranging practice includes composition and performance, installation, improvisation, and collaboration. Her work centers curiosity and patience, an exploration of the mundane and profound possibilities of sound. Hey, I’m Lia Kohl, I’m a composer and sound artist based in Chicago, but I’m currently in Finland.
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Reg Bloor Steps Up to the Podium for the NYC Return of Glenn Branca’s Symphony No. 13

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By Amanda Cook 
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When Glenn Branca’s Symphony No. 13 (“Hallucination City”) for 100 Guitars was first performed at the World Trade Center in June 2001, its soaring overtones flew through the doors and out to the city’s streets. For Reg Bloor, it was a dissonant ring that never ceased; it only grew past the limits of sonic resonance.
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Char Jeré and Guests Mold Time and Space in “Planet/Tear”

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By Amanda Cook 
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“A shifting environment of unstable systems … Signals emerge, overlap, and dissolve, forming a temporary network that resists fixed structure or control.” Planet/Tear: Early Warning Systems curated by Char Jeré more than kept this promise in its May 26 presentation at Roulette Intermedium. The fantastically-considered, stellar showcase of 15 multimedia artists was loosely grouped by sculpture and music, beginning with its use of fundamental space.
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