PROGRAM # 3017 Rumi Songs (First aired on Thurs. 12/17/09)
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ARTIST(S) |
RECORDING |
CUT(S) |
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Parinaz |
Songs of the Enchanted |
Zar Baram, excerpt [2:00] |
X Dot 25 Productions PM2003-2
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Jon Hassell |
Last night the moon came dropping its clothes in the street |
Last night the moon came [11:15] |
ECM 2077
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Sussan Deyhim |
Madman of God |
The Candle And The Moth [5:09] |
Crammed craw 22
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Prana Trio |
The Singing Image of Fire |
Out Beyond Ideas [2:09] |
Circavision Productions
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Rickie Lee Jones |
Balm in Gilead |
His Jeweled Floor [6:32] |
Fantasy FAN-31760
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Chanticleer |
And on Earth, Peace |
Kamran Ince: (Gloria) Everywhere [12:45] |
Warner Classics** |
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Philip Glass |
Symphony No.5 'Requiem, Bardo, Nirmanakaya’ |
Symphony No. 5: V. Love and Joy [8:23] |
Nonesuch 79618
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Christopher Theofanidis |
Music Of Del Tredici, Theofanidis, And Bernstein |
The Here and Now, excerpt (Rumi) [4:21] |
Telarc 80638
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From the Vaults: The Spirit of Rumi, a two-part series
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Comments [1]
I had a musician friend who went through a "Rumi phase" -- he didn't produce anything as impressive as what you've been playing. There is a serious (respectful) vibe that is really noticeable throughout the selections you are playing -- makes me want to read more about Rumi. Maybe I'm due for my phase. But it also makes me wonder if the artists went into the project saying, "I'm going to make my serious Rumi piece."
And PS - can't I quit my day job and be the world's oldest WNYC intern? Thanks so much for the great programming - love your shows!
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