Listen to a bit of new music for trumpet and electronics by Nils Petter Molvaer, from his latest, “Baboon Moon,” on this New Sounds program. There’s also music from a lovely collaboration record between a Senegalese singer/kora player Ablaye Cissoko and German-born trumpeter Volker Goetze, a late-night gem combining West African music and ethereal, atmospheric European jazz.
Plus, music from trumpeter Jon Hassell, and some music from Codona, featuring Don Cherry.
PROGRAM # 3301 Music for Trumpet, (First aired on 2/13/2012)
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ARTIST(S) |
RECORDING |
CUT(S) |
SOURCE |
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Brian Eno, Jon Hassell |
Fourth World Vol. 1 Possible Musics |
Delta Rain Dream, excerpt [2:00] |
EG #7 |
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Jon Hassell |
Power Spot |
Power Spot [7:06] |
ECM #1327 |
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Nils Petter Molvær |
Baboon Moon |
Baboon Moon [7:19] |
Thirsty Ear THI 57201 |
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Arve Henriksen |
Strjon |
Glacier Descent [7:31] |
Rune Grammafon #2061 |
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Codona |
Codona 2 |
Que Faser [7:11] |
ECM 2033-35 |
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Ablaye Cissoko and Volker Goetze |
Sira |
Bouba [5:12] |
ObliqSound 106 |
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Ben Neill (w/DJ spooky) |
Triptycal |
Pentagram (La Mer Mix) [7:02] |
Antilles 314 533184-2, reissued by Verve |
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Ian Carr, John Taylor |
Sounds & Sweet Airs |
A Sea Change, Rich & Strange [6:17] |
Celestial Harmonies 13064 |
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On episode #3301 of new sounds (02/13/2012), at around 23:24-23:30 EST, a beautiful sufi song was playing in the background as the host announced a program of sufi music. İt was followed by a some sort of scandinavian/slash tibetan trumpet music. Please be so kind to name the name of this song, and its performers, if possible. İ newly discovered this program and it is truly one of the most beautiful programs on the radio. Thank you for these inspiring sounds.
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