Episode #3427
Neither Pop Nor Art Song
Monday, February 04, 2013
Shara Worden
(Asthmatic Kitty Records)
At the junction of art and pop songs lies tonight's New Sounds program. Listen to a song by Clogs, featuring guest vocalists Sufjan Stevens and Shara Worden. Also, listen to music from Sarah Kirkland Snider from her gorgeous work, "Penelope," with vocals again by Shara Worden. There's music from How To Destroy Angels, which is Reznor's latest collaboration with Atticus Ross and Rob Sheridan, along with his singer wife Mariqueen Maandig. Hear innovative songstress Katie Mullins, as she crafts melodies around the African thumb piano, the mbira. Plus, songs from David Sylvian, Evelyn Glennie featuring Bjork, and Susanna and the Magical Orchestra.
PROGRAM #3427, Both/Neither art/pop songs (First aired on 2/4/2013)
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ARTIST(S) |
RECORDING |
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Linda Ronstadt, Kronos Quartet |
Songs from Liquid Days |
Philip Glass/Laurie Anderson: Forgetting, excerpt [1:30] |
CBS Masterworks #39564 |
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Clogs (feat. Sufjan Stevens and Shara Worden) |
The Creatures in the Garden of Lady Walton |
We Were Here [4:22] |
Brassland HWY 021 |
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Sarah Kirkland Snider |
Penelope |
The Lotus Eaters [5:57] |
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Katie Mullins |
Wedding |
Spring [3:27] |
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Evelyn Glennie w/ Bjork |
Her Greatest Hits |
Oxygen [3:52] |
RCA/BMG 47629 Available at Amazon.com |
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How To Destroy Angels |
an Omen EP |
Ice age [7:00] |
sigil 03 |
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David Sylvian |
Blemish |
A Fire in the Forest [4:14] |
Samadhi Sound #0001 |
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Susanna and the magical orchestra |
3 |
Recall [5:49] |
Rune Grammofon RCD2090 |
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Ebe Oke |
Valor |
Eidolon [4:17] |
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Linda Ronstadt, Kronos Quartet |
Songs from Liquid Days |
Philip Glass/Laurie Anderson: Forgetting [8:10] |
See above. |
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