It has been pretty healthy for as long as I can remember and that’s saying something. I suppose the most important thing about the Columbus music scene is that there *is* a scene. Marcy and I wept, because we just could not believe we were actually there watching them perform.įP: What the best (or most important) thing about the music scene in Columbus? It would probably sound like some fucked up version of the Thompson Twins.įP: What's the best, most exciting concert, music event you've been to?Īgain, very difficult! But I would have to say that seeing Wire at the ATP Festival in England last December was a gigantic, over-the-top, I’m-16-years-old-again experience. So, I guess it would be a weird 80s band: no drums, 2 vocalists, a guitarist, and keyboards. It would end up looking like Sun Ra’s Arkestra, with 87 members in it but a four-member fantasy band would have to include Jon Langford from the Mekons (because he’s probably a lot of fun, and I was just listening to them today), Ann Wilson from Heart, Andy Gill from Gang of Four, and any of the guys from Kraftwerk. She was one of twelve composers invited to participate in Finding Time: Columbus Public Art 2012, in conjunction with Columbus’ bicentennial celebrations last year.įP: Put together your fantasy band, dead or alive. She composed and performed the music for two theatrical performances at The Ohio State University, both staged by visiting director Alexander Stillmark: Reader for City-Dwellers in 2006 and HamletMachine in 2010. In addition, recordings of her compositions for six shorter films can be found on all three volumes of Kino International’s DVD collection of avant-garde experimental cinema. Caligari, which was commissioned by Shock Around the Clock, Columbus’ annual 24-hour horror-film marathon.
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Last year she scored and performed music for the 1920 movie The Cabinet of Dr.
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Since 2003 she has composed music for nine films in the Wexner Center’s silent film series, the latest installments being The Farmer’s Wife and Champagne, part of the Hitchcock 9 series shown this fall. She also performs in the rock band Fort Shame, who released a full-length CD in the fall of 2012.
Last year they were invited to perform at the All Tomorrow’s Parties festivals held in New York City and Camber Sands, England. Sue Harshe is a founding member of the post-punk band Scrawl, who released seven albums between 19 on such labels as Rough Trade, Simple Machines, and Elektra.
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