A program of music commemorating the anniversary of September 11, 2001 features
an in-studio perormance by members of the The
Roches, the trio of singing sisters known for their exquisite fusion of
influences including church choir music, traditional Irish folk, contemporary
folk, doowop, country, and pop. Jerome
Kitzke's music celebrates American vitality in its purest forms, drawing
upon the spirit of jazz, plains Indian song, and Beat Generation poetry. His
talent for the dramatic and visceral is evident in a new piece
commemorating Sept. 11. And poet/spoken-word performer Carl
Hancock Rux, always known for his thrilling, provocative live performances,
will be heard in his 2001 piece, Lamentations. PROGRAM #2071 (First aired 9/11/02)
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ARTIST(S) |
RECORDING |
CUT(S) |
SOURCE |
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John Adams |
Private tape |
On The Transmigration Of Souls, excerpt [3:00] |
Not commercially available. |
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John Adams |
Naive and Sentimental Music |
Mother Of The Man [15:00] |
Nonesuch #79636** |
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Suzzy and Maggie Roche |
Zero Church |
New York City [3:30] |
Red House Records#157 |
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Jerry Garcia, David Grisman, & Tony Rice |
The Pizza Tapes |
Amazing Grace [5:00] |
Acoustic Disc #ACD-41 www.dawgnet.com OR 1-800-221-DISC |
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Carl Hancock Rux |
Private tape |
Lamentations [4:30] |
Not commercially available. |
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Jerome Kitzke |
Haunted America |
Haunted America, excerpt [6:30] |
Not commercially available. |
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Meredith Monk |
Volcano Songs |
New York Requiem, excerpt [3:30] |
ECM #1589** www.ecmrecords.com |
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Donna McKevitt |
Private tape |
It May Not Always Be So [2:30] |
Not commercially available. |
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