Musical Space:
Musical Space 2/21: New Orleans
This Fat Tuesday on Musical Space, Mark Foley pays a visit to New Orleans.
Musical Space 2/7: Electronic Scores
Electronic scores are pervasive in films today and the origin of this is actually a half century old as Mark Foley tells us in this week’s Musical Space.
Musical Space 1/24: Life Aquatic
Some film scores are best when they take the familiar and make it unfamiliar, as Mark Foley notes this week on Musical Space.
Musical Space 1/10: Charlie Parker
Jazz great Charlie Parker had a very important date once upon at time in Wichita.
Musical Space 12/27: The Embarrassment
Wichita’s legendary punk rock band The Embarrassment’s legacy is on Mark Foley’s mind this week on Musical Space.
Musical Space 12/13: Moreland & Arbuckle
Mark Foley describes the wide and rambling roots of Wichita’s Moreland & Arbuckle on this week’s Musical Space.
Musical Space 11/29: Art Imitates Government
This week on Musical Space Mark Foley wonders about the role government might play in music.
Musical Space 11/15: Acoustic
This week on Musical Space, beware the standing waves.
Musical Space 11/1: Muzak
This week on Musical Space, Mark Foley discusses that annoying non-presence, Muzak.
Musical Space 10/18: Crossover
Musical crossovers are either wonderful or they’re not, as Mark Foley discusses on this week’s Musical Space.
Musical Space 10/4: Mix Tape
Cassettes may have largely gone the way of parachute pants but their spirit lives on.
Musical Space 9/20: The Food Analogy
This week on Musical Space, Mark Foley has a feast for the ears.
Musical Space 9/6: Goodbye, Jerry Hahn
This week on Musical Space Mark Foley waves goodbye to one of Wichita’s favorite guitarists, Jerry Hahn.
Musical Space 8/23: Amen Break
This week on Musical Space Mark Foley discusses a most ubiquitous presence, the amen break.
Musical Space 8/9: The Theremin
Mark Foley discusses an instrument at the heart of nearly every B-movie soundtrack, the theremin.
