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Underwriters Don Corson Matthew Fields Steve Layton Aggie Birdsong Smee

Contributors Activist Music Anonymous EM Larry Austin Jacques Bailhé David Baird Gary Barwin Barbara Benary Joseph Benzola Susan Bettmann Mike Bluett Robert Bonotto Moshe Budmor Antonio Celaya Ian Chuprun Carson Cooman Anthony Cornicello Lorraine Day Richard DeCosta Dean Dierschow Eleanor Dimoff Emily Doolittle David Dramm David Drucker Tom Duff Mark Gibbons Patricia Goodson Patrick Grant Carlos Haase Daron Hagen Greg Hall Tom Hamilton Jeff Harrington Houghton-Mifflin Co. Laurie Hollander Hostetler Fund Steve Jeffrey John Kennedy Anne La Berge James Lowe Susan Lyon Josephine Maggio Jeana Malachowski Charlie Messing Beata Moon Timothy Nelson Erik Nielsen Juliet Kiri Palmer Christopher Penrose William Pfaff Jean Piché Dave & Sue Poitras Robert D. Polansky Steve Rathe Janet Ressler Belinda Reynolds Alfredo Santos Martin Schiff Alex Shapiro Brad Smith Linda Catlin Smith Kathy Supové Mike Swinchoski Tim Thompson Jenny Undercofler P. Kellach Waddle Erling Wold Randy Woolf

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Volunteers Lila Bennett Susan Bettmann Phil Bowman Barbara Buckley Annie Burrowes Gabrielle Dietzel Dan Koloski Roy Levin Craig Line Jim Miller Max Miller James Pirie David Robb Bill Saunders Merrie Shernock

Special Thanks Michael Arnowitt Eric Boyer Barbara Buckley Samuel Claiborne Peter Clark Gloria DeSousa Gabrielle Dietzel Matthew Fields Tom Heasley Henrietta Jordan Allen Lendway John Levin Roy Levin Pamela Massey Charlie Morrow Lynne Newcomb Hunter Ochs Susan Reid Kathy Saunders Claude Stone Sandy Valentine Telas Whitfield

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Kalvos & Damian Ought-One Festival

August 25-26, 2001

News Releases & Announcements

Kalvos & Damian brings together composers and composer-performers who have been guests on Kalvos & Damian's New Music Bazaar, the Deems Taylor Award-winning new music show produced at and heard weekly on WGDR-FM and at http://kalvos.org/ on the Internet.

The Ought-One Festival takes place on Saturday and Sunday, August 25-26, 2001, in downtown Montpelier, Vermont, America's smallest state capital.

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Latest Information

• Ought One Have Attended?, from New Music Connoisseur -- Vol. 9 No. 4 (HTML)
• The Ought-One Festival, from MusikTexte (HTML)
• We Will, We Will Nonpop You, from Village Voice -- September 12, 2001 (HTML)
• Festival Women -- September 7, 2001 (HTML)
• Capital's new music festival proves exotic..., from Times-Argus -- August 27, 2001 (HTML)
• Sounds Like... new -- and new fangled -- music..., from Seven Days -- August 22, 2001 (HTML)
• Ought-One Festival Press Packet -- August 9, 2001 (MSWord)
• Ought-One Festival Press Packet -- August 8, 2001 (MSWord)
• Ought-One Festival Sets Final Schedule -- August 7, 2001 (MSWord)
• Ought-One Festival Poster -- July 27, 2001 (JPEG)
• Ought-One Festival Moves to Montpelier -- July 27, 2001 (MSWord)
• Governor Proclaims August "New Music Month" -- June 25, 2001 (MSWord)
• Printable Copy of Governor Dean's Proclamation of New Music Month -- June 25, 2001 (JPEG)
• Text of Governor Dean's Proclamation of New Music Month -- June 25, 2001 (MSWord)
• August Ought-One Festival, "Woodstock of Nonpop," sets 30 concerts -- June 11, 2001 (MSWord)
• Ought-One "Nonpop" Festival Coming to Vermont in August -- May 21, 2001 (MSWord)