June 2010: midsummer heatwave

NEWS.TP/JUNE 2010
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This month musicGPS is No.2 in The Guardian's Top Five,
and brother John's piano album makes it to iTunes...


	The Independent (19/05/2010) on the London Festival of Contemporary Church Music: "...I was entirely unprepared for the stunning performance by St Pancras Church Choir... and the dark new work they premiered by Antony Pitts came in finely sculpted waves of polyphony. It was quite something to sit in this grand church, proofed against the traffic roaring past outside, and hear such fabulous music free of charge." http://tonusperegrinus.co.uk/scores/InMyFathershouse.pdf

*The Guardian on musicGPS* (24/06/2010)
Getting into the digital groove: The top five of music 2.0
"Spotify, Last.fm and We7 are old hat - when it comes to
innovation within the industry check these out...
Here are five new digital music projects using
crowd-sourcing, cool coding and collaboration to help the
music industry rock out in the digital age:...
No.2 musicGPS... While it has huge potential for targeted
advertising and local revenue generation, it is also a step
in the development of the semantic web."
http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/blog/2010/jun/24/top-five-music-industry
download musicGPS app for free:
http://itunes.com/apps/musicgps
sign up for free online account:
http://www.musicdna.info/signup.aspx

*7 Airs & Fantasias*
My youngest brother John Pitts continues to receive
intensely pleasant reviews of his album '7 Airs &
Fantasias', and I'm happy to announce that it's now
available for the first time on iTunes.
http://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/pitts-7-airs-fantasias-other/id375936278
more info: http://cd.tp/ipm08/
reviews: http://www.johnpitts.co.uk/reviews.htm
printed books or downloads of the whole collection of Airs
& Fantasias, Changes and Are You Going?, Toccata, and other
pieces on Lulu: http://stores.lulu.com/JohnPitts.

Next month Robert Saxton's momentous and epic radio opera
'The Wandering Jew' finally arrives on the airwaves...

Thank you for listening,

Antony Pitts

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