Episode #3249
New Sounds Live with Shara Worden and yMusic
Friday, December 28, 2012
Held until now, hear some of the music from the New Sounds Live with Shara Worden (My Brightest Diamond) & yMusic from March of 2011 on tonight's show. At that concert, Worden wore both her composer and performer hats, treating us to songs that were included o her Fall 2011 release, "All Things Will Unwind." Highlights from the night include live performances of "Be Brave," "There's a Rat," "She Does Not Brave the War," and others, featuring yMusic, percussionist Brian Wolfe, and guest vocals by DM Stith at Merkin Concert Hall's Ecstatic Music Festival.
PROGRAM #3249 New Sounds Live w/Shara Worden (My Brightest Diamond) & yMusic
(First aired on 9/22/11)
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ARTIST(S) |
RECORDING |
CUT(S) |
SOURCE |
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My Brightest Diamond |
All Things Will Unwind |
Be Brave, excerpt [1:30] |
Asthmatic Kitty AKR085 |
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Shara Worden & yMusic, special guests DM Stith, Brian Wolfe, percussion |
New Sounds Live @ Merkin Hall’s Ecstatic Music Festival 3/16/11 |
Shara Worden/My Brighest Diamond: We Added It Up* [4:30] Skin and Bones [3:56] Escape Routes* [3:27] Be Brave* [4:15] A Paper, a Pen, a Note to a Friend Ding Dang* [2:30] There’s a Rat* [4:10] High, Low, Middle* [3:38] A Whistle, A Tune, a Macaroon [3:13] |
These performances not commercially available. |
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Clogs (feat. Sufjan Stevens and Shara Worden) |
Creatures in the Garden of Lady Walton |
We Were Here [4:22] |
Brassland HWY 021 |
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