For this New Sounds, hear some recent music from the concert hall. We'll listen to music from the late Alfred Schnittke - his hushed Requiem.
Also, there's something from electronic engineer and self-taught musician, Michel Titin-Schnaider, who writes based on the basic pleasure of "sound immersion." Plus music from Italian singer-songwriter, composer, filmmaker and painter Franco Battiato and Israeli pianist and composer Uri Brener.
PROGRAM # 2947 New Concert Music (First aired on Wed. 6/10/09)
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ARTIST(S) |
RECORDING |
CUT(S) |
SOURCE |
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Franco Battiato |
Shadow, Light |
Sanctus, excerpt [1:30] |
EMI/Hemisphere #37234. |
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Uri Brener |
A Walk |
Comptine d'un Autre Été [2:34] |
EnT-T |
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Franco Battiato |
Shadow, Light |
Sacred Symphony of Time [3:44] Sanctus [6:46] |
EMI/Hemisphere #37234. |
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Michel Titin-Schnaider |
Recordare |
Recordare 1 Apparence [3:08] Recardare 4 Espérances [4:52] |
Believe Digital |
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Hymnia Chamber Choir Flemming Windekilde, cond |
Requiem |
Alfred Schnittke: Recordare [2:41] Lacrimosa [2:34] Sanctus [3:32] Requiem [2:27] |
Classico 3601, or download from eMusic.com |
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Uri Brener |
A Walk |
Bel m'es qu'ieu Chant _ Cantaben [6:45] |
See above. |
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Franco Battiato |
Shadow, Light |
Shadow of the Light [4:56] |
See above. |
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