Listen to the insistent rhythms and repetitions of acoustic instruments on this New Sounds, with. Hear solo music from Kris Davis- her “Saturn Return.” Its organized lines of prepared piano evoke John Cage at first, and build into a refined assembly line. Then, listen to music by the American composer based in Berlin, Arnold Dreyblatt, and his intentionally mechanistic, “Resonant Relations,” which has clouds of overtones. Also, there’s music with a hint of jazz from both Switzerland’s Nik Bartsch, and a New York outfit, Bizingas, led by trombonist/pianist Bryan Drye. Plus, music for player pianos by Colin Nancarrow, arranged for the six musicians of the Bang on a Can All-Stars by Evan Ziporyn.
PROGRAM #3363, Musical Machines (7/26/2012)
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ARTIST(S) |
RECORDING |
CUT(S) |
SOURCE |
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Kris Davis |
Aeriol Piano |
Saturn Return [10:11] |
Clean Feed Records - #CF 233CD |
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Brandt Brauer Frick Ensemble |
Mr. Machine |
Mi Corazon [7:30] |
K7 286 |
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Bizingas (Brian Drye et al) |
Bizingas |
TMT [5:25] |
NCM East Records |
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Nik Bartsch's Ronin |
Holon |
Modul 42 [6:22] |
ECM 2049 |
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Crash Ensemble |
Arnold Dreyblatt: Resonant Relations |
Arnold Dreyblatt - Resonant Relations, excerpt [10:18] |
Cantaloupe CA21046 |
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Bang on a Can All-Stars |
Big Beautiful Dark and Scary
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Narcarrow, arr. Ziporyn: Studies for Player Pianos, #3A [4:40] |
Cantaloupe CA 21074 |


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