Episode #2469
October 2005 New Releases
Monday, October 31, 2005
PROGRAM # 2469 New Releases, October 2005 (First aired on Mon. 10/31/05)
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ARTIST(S) |
RECORDING |
CUT(S) |
SOURCE |
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John Luther Adams |
Strange And Sacred Noise |
Clusters on A Quadrilateral Grid, Pt. 1 [8:30] |
Mode #153** www.mode.com* |
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Fritz Hauser |
Deep Time |
Version 1, excerpt [7:00] |
Deep Listening #32-2005 www.deeplistening.org* |
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AB2 – Bill Banfield & Tim Adams |
Journeys |
Journeys [4:30] |
Albany #Troy-793 ** www.albanyrecords.com |
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Forastiere |
Circolare |
Circolare [5:00] |
3 Lune Records, no # www.trelunerecords.it |
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Jason Vieaux |
Images of Metheny |
Every Day (I Thank You) [9:00] |
Azica #71233** www.azica.com* |
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Central Park Summer Stage |
Live from the heart of the city |
Susanna Baca: Molino Molero [5:00] |
Circular Moves #7018 ** Available for purchase at Amazon.com* |
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Wilco |
Kicking Television – Live In Chicago |
I Am Trying To Break Your Heart [6:00] |
Nonesuch #79903, 2 CDs **, Due out Nov. 15th, 2005 www.nonesuch.com* |
*, ** - Find the recordings you've heard - go to the New Sounds Recordings Information page
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Sunday, May 19, 2013
Visual Music
Philip Glass’s opera “Kepler,” about the German astronomer and mathematician who identified the elliptical orbits of our solar system, was written expressly for Landestheater Linz and Linz09. Glass based his compelling and complex score on the astronomer’s conviction that “without genuine knowledge life is dead.” On this New Sounds, we’ll hear selections from “Kepler” along with music from the Alloy Orchestra.
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