PROGRAM #2770, New Music for Piano (First aired on Thursday, 2-21-08)
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ARTIST(S) |
RECORDING |
CUT(S) |
SOURCE |
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Francesco Tristano |
Not for Piano |
Strings of Life [6:30] |
In Fine #1185 www.sunnysiderecords.com* |
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Christopher O’Riley |
Hold Me To This: Music of Radiohead |
Like Spinning Plates [3:30] |
World Village #468034 ** www.worldvillagemusic.com* |
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Francesco Tristano |
Not for Piano |
Hello [4:30] |
See above. |
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Ionel Petroi |
The Music of Marrying And Burying |
Music 7, 8, 9 [3:30] |
Private CD. Info at web.mac.com/petroi |
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Kevin Keller |
The Arrow’s Path |
Precious Blood [4:30] |
Private CD – www.kevinkeller.com |
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Max Richter |
Memoryhouse |
Embers [3:30] |
BBC Recordings, may be out of print www.maxrichter.com |
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Max Richter |
The Blue Notebooks |
The Trees [6:00] |
FatCat #13-04
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Marco Benevento |
Invisible Baby |
Record Book [5:00] |
Hyena #9346 ** www.hyenarecords.com* |
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