That was quite a listening experience!
An accomplished Russian poet teaching a class on Catalogue of Ships, partially narrated by a comparative literature student, all the while driven by modern nearly-techno music. The professor's voice is part Russian and part alien and unfortunately not always understandable. A cool radio listening experience that leaves one wondering what just happened and what it all means.
Sounds like college to me!
Comments for Ilya Kutik
This piece belongs to the series "Catalogue of Ships"
Produced by Michael Kraskin, David Terry
Other pieces by Michael Kraskin
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Tripp Sommer
Posted on November 26, 2005 at 01:51 PM | Permalink
Review of Catalogue of Ships: Episode 1 - Ilya Kutik
That was quite a listening experience!
An accomplished Russian poet teaching a class on Catalogue of Ships, partially narrated by a comparative literature student, all the while driven by modern nearly-techno music. The professor's voice is part Russian and part alien and unfortunately not always understandable. A cool radio listening experience that leaves one wondering what just happened and what it all means.
Sounds like college to me!