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Episode #2563

New Sounds Live Post-rocks

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Monday, July 07, 2008

Bassoon rock. Chamber jazz. Delicate drums. Paradoxes or Post-Rock? That's for you to enjoy and if you like, decide, on this edition of New Sounds. Recorded from a recent New Sounds Live event at Merkin Hall, listen to concert hall instruments doing the rock thing, rock instruments plucked and finessed in something of a classical vein, and experimental music veering in a jazz improv way. Hear some of each set of music from the Kentucky ensemble Rachel’s and NY-based group Clogs, where everyone had a great time.

PROGRAM # 2563, From the New Sounds Live concert series (First aired on Thurs. 6/22/06)

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Clogs

New Sounds Live at Merkin Hall, 5/26/06

I Used to Do [5:00]
To Hugo [5:00]

Not commercially available. Info at www.clogsmusic.com

Rachel’s

*Moscow In The Telephone/ A Warm Body [7:00]
Scordatura [5:30]
~Tea Merchants [4:00]

*Appears on Systems/Layers CD (QS75)
~Appears on The Sea and the Bells Quarterstick 38]
Info on Rachel’s at www.southern.net
And discography at www.rachelsband.com

Clogs

Death And The Maiden [7:00]
Lantern [6:00]

Both appear on the Clogs’ record, “Lantern.” Brassland #010 www.brassland.org*

Comments [1]

patrick munoz from jackson hts. new york

I heard an incredible interpretation of some beatles songs (especially,,tommorow never knows)the date was july 8th approx 11;15 pm...would you happen to know who was the musical group????

Jul. 08 2008 11:58 PM
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