Hear some percussion-centered works on this New Sounds show. There's the Los Angeles-based Ironworks Percussion Duo playing a work for vibraphone and steel drum by Missy Mazzoli. We'll also hear music by composer and steel pan virtuoso Andy Akiho, along with something from bagpiper/composer Matthew Welch's band Blarvuster, an outfit that somehow pulls in Balinese/Indonesian gamelan, Celtic influences, & minimalist licks.
Also, a 25-year old recording of music by Eric Stokes, performed by Zeitgeist from our WNYC studios, and perhaps a sample from the new So Percussion release featuring works by Steven Mackey as well.
PROGRAM #3248 Percussion-Centered Works (First aired on 9/21/11)
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ARTIST(S) |
RECORDING |
CUT(S) |
SOURCE |
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So Percussion |
Steven Mackey |
Mackey: It Is Time - Steel Drums, excerpt [1:30] |
Cantaloupe CA21076
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Andy Akiho |
No One to Know One |
Kiiro - Yellow [5:10] |
Innova 801 |
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Matthew Welch |
Blarvuster |
Canntaireachd Masolah ii [8:00] |
Tzadik 8077 |
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Zeitgeist |
Live at WNYC, 11/86 |
Eric Stokes: Susquehannas [11:41] |
This performance not commercially available. Later released on a recording of Eric Stokes’ music on New World Records, #80596 |
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So Percussion |
Steven Mackey |
Mackey: It Is Time - Steel Drums [7:42] |
See above. |
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Ironworks Percussion Duo |
1 |
Missy Mazzoli: Volume [10:45] |
IronWorks Records |
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Andy Akiho |
No One to Know One |
the rAy's end [4:28] |
See above. |


Comments [1]
I would love to have the name of this upcoming male singer from Seattle, Wa. I belive it was John Schaefer who on Wednesday Dec. 26, 2012 played a few sound clips from this guy's album. I think his name is Michael Agis? Not sure what his last name is. I love his sound. Can you please shed some light on this. Do you know the guy's name? And if so, the name of the song selection that was played yesterday?? I live 13 miles west of NYC. Looking forward to your answer so I can download some of this guy's music. Many thanks! Gerry
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