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Episode #2685

Music With Narration

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Thursday, July 24, 2008

  • John Ventimiglia

For this New Sounds, there's an hour of offbeat words and music. From Aussie composer Ernie Althoff to Toby Twining with John Ventimiglia (from "The Sopranos"), we'll hear tales of misbehaving robots, blows to the head, and what our future looks like - maybe. Listen to "Saturday Stories" by Ernie Althoff along with "Wandering" by Toby Twining. Plus, David Byrne's "In The Future" and David Lang's "Are You Experienced."

PROGRAM #2685, Music With Narration (First aired on Tuesday, 6/5/07)

ARTIST(S)

RECORDING

CUT(S)

SOURCE

Ernie Althoff

For Two On Blue

Saturday Stories [20:00]

NMA Productions #6852 Australian cassette, out of print.
Discography here: www.antboymusic.com
Info about NMA here: www.rainerlinz.net

David Byrne

Music for the Knee Plays

In The Future [6:30]

ECM #25022 LP
Long out of print.
Try auction sites for LP's and cassettes.

Toby Twining

Toby Twining, Margaret Leng-Tan, John Ventimiglia, live, WNYC 12-30-98

Wandering, excerpt [5:30]

Not commercially available.

David Lang

Are You Experienced?

Are You Experienced? [20:00]

CRI #625 Out of Print
But available through the Bang on a Can Store

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