English composer Joby Talbot joins John Schaefer for this New Sounds program to present excerpts from recent scores for the opera stage, dance, film, and television. Talbot contributed the playful score to the coming-of-age film, "Son of Rambow." We'll hear music from that film score, and take a sneak peek at an opera-in-progress, "Coma," from which Talbot performs a piano reduction - "Hospital."
PROGRAM # 2920, What’s New With Joby Talbot (First aired on Fri. 4/3/09)
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ARTIST(S) |
RECORDING |
CUT(S) |
SOURCE |
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Joby Talbot |
Path of Miracles |
Santiago, excerpt [1:30] |
Signum Classics #078 |
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(Sir) Peter Maxwell Davies |
Maximum Max |
Farewell to Stromness [5:30] |
Collins Classics 14442 |
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Howard Skempton (John Tilbury, piano) |
Well, well Cornelius |
Well, Well Cornelius [3:00] |
Sony 66482 |
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Michael Nyman |
Taking a Line for a Second Walk: The Zoo II music for two pianos |
Michael Nyman: Taking a Line for a Second Walk, Part 3 [5:30] |
Work Music London WRK 001 -3 |
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Joby Talbot |
Live |
For Liz [4:00] |
This performance not commercially available. |
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Joby Talbot |
Private CD |
Son of Rambow: I Am French, non? [2:30] |
The soundtrack to Son of Rambow is available on Amazon.com* |
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Howard Skempton (John Tilbury, piano) |
Well, well Cornelius |
Howard Skempton: Rumba [1:00] |
See above. |
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Michael Nyman |
Taking a Line for a Second Walk: The Zoo II music for two pianos |
Taking a Line for a Second Walk, 1, excerpt [8:00] |
See above. |
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