Episode #333
New Sounds- The Undead 333
Michael Atherton, John Hassell, The Native Flute Ensemble, Jim Scott-Behrends, Walter van Hauwe
Tuesday, August 01, 1989
In another foray into world music, John features several artists who cross the musical boundaries between cultures. Featuring Dutch flutist Walter van Hauwe playing a Japanese folk song on the European flute, American composer John Hassell's Brazil-inspired work for the Kronos Quartet, and several pieces by Australian composer Michael Atherton that incorporate, among other instruments, the Arabic oud, a flute from the Soloman islands, and a hurdy-gurdy.
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