Hear music from the duo, White Canvas, whose world of sound moves between song, avant-garde and improvisation, with vocal lines over guitar-based soundscapes. The title of their record is taken from texts by the Sufi mystic and poet, Jalaluddin Rumi - “There are hundreds of ways to kneel and kiss the ground.” Also, Jocelyn Montgomery (Miranda Sex Garden) and David Lynch arrange music by the 12th-century abbess Hildegard von Bingen. Listen to Montgomery’s sublime renditions from a recording called Lux Vivens. And more.
PROGRAM #3353 , Voice and Soundscape (First aired on 7/2/2012)
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ARTIST(S) |
RECORDING |
CUT(S) |
SOURCE |
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Tamia et Pierre Favre |
De La Nuit.. Le Jour |
Wood Song, excerpt [1:30] |
ECM #1364 |
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White Canvas |
Hundreds of Ways |
A fine wind is blowing [2:40] |
Ozella OZ 028 CD |
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Jocelyn Montgomery . David Lynch |
Lux Vivens |
Clarissima (Hildegard) [7:22] |
Mammoth 980183** |
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White Canvas |
Hundreds of Ways |
Angeli [2:37] |
See above. |
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Stella Chiweshe |
Ambuya? |
Nehondo [4:51] |
Shanachie 65006, out of print, but try the “Best of Stella Chiweshe” through |
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Tamia et Pierre Favre |
De La Nuit.. Le Jour |
Wood Song [8:01] |
ECM #1364 |
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Maria Monti |
Il Bestiario |
Il Pavone [6:01] |
Ri Fi Records (1974) Reissued by Unseen Worlds |
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Franziska Baumann |
Vocal Suite |
Gossamer [4:43] |
Unit #4105 |
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Tamia et Pierre Favre |
Solitudes |
Solitudes [5:37] |
ECM 1446 |
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Who was the final artist on the show? The song was Solitude on the album Solitude. It featured a Brazilian singer. Unreal.
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