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Doug DeLoach

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Atlanta’s Dust-to-Digital partners on online archive of rare American music

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By Doug DeLoach
| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Verified
Arts & Entertainment Being created with the University of California, Santa Barbara, the collection will include many pioneering Georgia musicians. Known as “Seven-Foot Dilly,” the tall man in this colorized photo with the guitar was Atlanta fireman John Dilleshaw. Recordings of Dilleshaw will be accessible to the public on the Discography of American Historical Recordings through a partnership between Atlanta's Dust-to-Digital label and the University of California, Santa Barbara.
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Atlanta’s Chamber Cartel performs meditative masterpiece 'For Philip Guston'

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By Doug DeLoach
| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Verified
Arts & Entertainment Atlanta ensemble will perform Morton Feldman’s daunting 5-hour ‘For Philip Guston’ at Goat Farm on Saturday. An early iteration of Chamber Cartel: (back row, from left) Tracy Woodard, Gabriel Monticello, Victor Pons and Thomas Avery; (front row, from left) Jean Gay, Paul Scanling, Caleb Herron and Amy O'Dell. (Courtesy of Max Eremine) By Doug DeLoach – ArtsATL Sept 25, 2025 This story was originally published by ArtsATL.
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Chamber Cartel speaks contemporary classical music's special language

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By Doug DeLoach
| ArtsATL Verified
An early iteration of Chamber Cartel: (back row, from left) Tracy Woodard, Gabriel Monticello, Victor Pons snf Thomas Avery; (front row, from left) Jean Gay, Paul Scanling, Caleb Herron and Amy O'Dell. (Photo by Max Eremine) The ensemble will perform Morton Feldman’s daunting four-hour-plus trio For Philip Guston at Goat Farm on September 27.
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