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CD 1 (1910-1954 г.)
The annual global celebration of "Yuri's Night," commemorating the April 1961 flight of Vostok 1, increases in popularity every year. As we enter the second half-century of human spaceflight, it is a time to reflect on the development of global space culture. It began in the 1950's as two distinct cultures--Soviet and American--reflecting the Cold War rivalry that fueled the Space Race. In the intervening decades there has been a blending of these two initial cultures, other nations have added their cultural voices, and the center of the emerging global space culture has shifted. National space cultures have displayed different emphases on science fiction and UFO themes versus devotion to national astronautic accomplishments. These and other factors may be leading cultural indicators of the vigour of national space efforts and their relevance to the global thrust into the final frontier.The researcher seeks co-researchers with backgrounds in cultural anthropology and musicology with a strong interest in space history. Of particular interest is collaboration with researchers who are familiar with space-themed music from non-English speaking cultures.
At present, the music collection of nearly 1500 tracks is organized chronologically into 100 segments, each approximating the running time of a compact disc (CD), which include voice clips of important events to provide historical context. The play lists are being rolled out incrementally as research continues. Most of the music can be found online and downloaded free of charge. In addition, a library of song lyrics is in development.
This is music to fly to Mars by. If you listened to one hour every day, you would almost be there at the end of this collection!
CD 1
Selection Title | Performer | Release Year | |
1 | Signal From Mars | John Lacalle's Band | 1910 |
2 | Celebration on the Planet Mars | Raymond Scott Quintet | 1937 |
3 | Invasion From Mars - The Martian Emerges | Mercury Theatre on the Air | 1938 |
4 | Invasion From Mars - Black Smoke in New York | Mercury Theatre on the Air | 1938 |
5 | Man From Mars | Artie Shaw | 1939 |
6 | Rocket Ship to Mars | Les Brown's Band of Reknown | 1939 |
7 | Flying Saucer Recovered | ABC News | 1947 |
8 | When You See Those Flying Saucers | Buchanan Brothers | 1947 |
9 | Dedicatory Piece to the Crew and Passengers of the First Experimental Rocket Express to the Moon | Raymond Scott Quintet | 1948 |
10 | Rocket Boogie | Pete Johnson | 1948 |
11 | Мы люди большого полёта We Are a People Flying High | Хор ВР СССР Choir VR USSR | 1949 |
12 | Moon Dreams | Miles Davis | 1949 |
13 | Destination Moon | Nat King Cole | 1950 |
14 | In My Real Gone Rocket | Jackie Brenston and His Delta Cats | 1951 |
15 | Flying Saucer Boogie | Eddie Cletro | 1952 |
16 | Honeymoon on a Rocket Ship | Hank Snow | 1953 |
17 | Rocket to the Moon | Moon Mullican | 1953 |
18 | In Other Words | Kaye Ballard | 1954 |
19 | Space Guitar | Johnny Watson | 1954 |
1 comment:
This post is, literally, far out. My greatest wish is this, for humanity to come together here on Earth, and to spread out about the galaxy. May we continue to reach for the stars and boldly go where no one has gone before! \\//_
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