"Protest, evasion, merry distrust, and a delight in mockery are symptoms of health;
everything unconditional belongs in pathology."

- Friedrich Nietzsche

A crowd of dissenters claps, chants, cheers, and shouts into the open air. Their chance choral creations are at once jubilant and angry, orderly and chaotic, rhythmic and random, melodious and cacophonous. Touching on ethics, justice, democracy, and global citizenship, Rabble Rousers explores the notion of protest as a spontaneous installation of improvised 'music' in public space.

VERSIONS AND EXCERPTS:

The original version of Rabble Rousers, featured on the first tab above, contains strong language at 1:38, 1:43, 6:03, 10:38 (muffled), and 16:17 (muffled). 

A profanity-free version of Rabble Rousers is available on the second tab above.

The third tab above contains a 6-minute 45-second excerpt of the work, which could be broadcast as a standalone work or as a promo to the 28-minute piece.  This excerpt contains strong language at 6:03.  A profanity-free version of this excerpt is available at http://soundcloud.com/sarah-boothroyd/excerpt-of-rabble-rousers-6-45-censored

In addition, a 3-minute 38-second excerpt/promo is available for broadcast.  You can preview the original version at http://soundcloud.com/sarah-boothroyd/excerpt-of-rabble-rousers There is also a profanity-free version of this short excerpt available here: http://soundcloud.com/sarah-boothroyd/excerpt-of-rabble-rousers-censored

SUGGESTED DATE PEGS:

February 20th - World Day of Social Justice
May 19-20 - Nato and G8 Summits in Chicago
June 5 - World Environment Day
September 15 - International Day of Democracy
Whenever protest or the Occupy Movement are featured in your programming

Please direct any requests or questions to me via my website: http://sarahboothroyd.com/contact.html

"Protest, evasion, merry distrust, and a delight in mockery are symptoms of health;
everything unconditional belongs in pathology."

- Friedrich Nietzsche

A crowd of dissenters claps, chants, cheers, and shouts into the open air. Their chance choral creations are at once jubilant and angry, orderly and chaotic, rhythmic and random, melodious and cacophonous. Touching on ethics, justice, democracy, and global citizenship, Rabble Rousers explores the notion of protest as a spontaneous installation of improvised 'music' in public space.

VERSIONS AND EXCERPTS:

The original version of Rabble Rousers, featured on the first tab above, contains strong language at 1:38, 1:43, 6:03, 10:38 (muffled), and 16:17 (muffled). 

A profanity-free version of Rabble Rousers is available on the second tab above.

The third tab above contains a 6-minute 45-second excerpt of the work, which could be broadcast as a standalone work or as a promo to the 28-minute piece.  This excerpt contains strong language at 6:03.  A profanity-free version of this excerpt is available at http://soundcloud.com/sarah-boothroyd/excerpt-of-rabble-rousers-6-45-censored

In addition, a 3-minute 38-second excerpt/promo is available for broadcast.  You can preview the original version at http://soundcloud.com/sarah-boothroyd/excerpt-of-rabble-rousers There is also a profanity-free version of this short excerpt available here: http://soundcloud.com/sarah-boothroyd/excerpt-of-rabble-rousers-censored

SUGGESTED DATE PEGS:

February 20th - World Day of Social Justice
May 19-20 - Nato and G8 Summits in Chicago
June 5 - World Environment Day
September 15 - International Day of Democracy
Whenever protest or the Occupy Movement are featured in your programming

Please direct any requests or questions to me via my website: http://sarahboothroyd.com/contact.html

"Protest, evasion, merry distrust, and a delight in mockery are symptoms of health;
everything unconditional belongs in pathology."

- Friedrich Nietzsche

A crowd of dissenters claps, chants, cheers, and shouts into the open air. Their chance choral creations are at once jubilant and angry, orderly and chaotic, rhythmic and random, melodious and cacophonous. Touching on ethics, justice, democracy, and global citizenship, Rabble Rousers explores the notion of protest as a spontaneous installation of improvised 'music' in public space.

VERSIONS AND EXCERPTS:

The original version of Rabble Rousers, featured on the first tab above, contains strong language at 1:38, 1:43, 6:03, 10:38 (muffled), and 16:17 (muffled). 

A profanity-free version of Rabble Rousers is available on the second tab above.

The third tab above contains a 6-minute 45-second excerpt of the work, which could be broadcast as a standalone work or as a promo to the 28-minute piece.  This excerpt contains strong language at 6:03.  A profanity-free version of this excerpt is available at http://soundcloud.com/sarah-boothroyd/excerpt-of-rabble-rousers-6-45-censored

In addition, a 3-minute 38-second excerpt/promo is available for broadcast.  You can preview the original version at http://soundcloud.com/sarah-boothroyd/excerpt-of-rabble-rousers There is also a profanity-free version of this short excerpt available here: http://soundcloud.com/sarah-boothroyd/excerpt-of-rabble-rousers-censored

SUGGESTED DATE PEGS:

February 20th - World Day of Social Justice
May 19-20 - Nato and G8 Summits in Chicago
June 5 - World Environment Day
September 15 - International Day of Democracy
Whenever protest or the Occupy Movement are featured in your programming

Please direct any requests or questions to me via my website: http://sarahboothroyd.com/contact.html

"Protest, evasion, merry distrust, and a delight in mockery are symptoms of health;
everything unconditional belongs in pathology."

- Friedrich Nietzsche

A crowd of dissenters claps, chants, cheers, and shouts into the open air. Their chance choral creations are at once jubilant and angry, orderly and chaotic, rhythmic and random, melodious and cacophonous. Touching on ethics, justice, democracy, and global citizenship, Rabble Rousers explores the notion of protest as a spontaneous installation of improvised 'music' in public space.

VERSIONS AND EXCERPTS:

The original version of Rabble Rousers, featured on the first tab above, contains strong language at 1:38, 1:43, 6:03, 10:38 (muffled), and 16:17 (muffled). 

A profanity-free version of Rabble Rousers is available on the second tab above.

The third tab above contains a 6-minute 45-second excerpt of the work, which could be broadcast as a standalone work or as a promo to the 28-minute piece.  This excerpt contains strong language at 6:03.  A profanity-free version of this excerpt is available at http://soundcloud.com/sarah-boothroyd/excerpt-of-rabble-rousers-6-45-censored

In addition, a 3-minute 38-second excerpt/promo is available for broadcast.  You can preview the original version at http://soundcloud.com/sarah-boothroyd/excerpt-of-rabble-rousers There is also a profanity-free version of this short excerpt available here: http://soundcloud.com/sarah-boothroyd/excerpt-of-rabble-rousers-censored

SUGGESTED DATE PEGS:

February 20th - World Day of Social Justice
May 19-20 - Nato and G8 Summits in Chicago
June 5 - World Environment Day
September 15 - International Day of Democracy
Whenever protest or the Occupy Movement are featured in your programming

Please direct any requests or questions to me via my website: http://sarahboothroyd.com/contact.html