On this Mardi Gras day, hear new music for brass, some martial, some big band jazz, and music by David Byrne inspired by the Dirty Dozen Brass Band of New Orleans, and more. Then it's high-spirited music from Lester Bowie's Brass Fantasy along with a work by Karlheinz Stockhausen, covered by the Respect Sextet. Plus, music by Charles Mingus, as played by Either/Orchestra out of Cambridge, MA. There's also music from Montreal's Ratchet Orchestra as well as something from the Clubfoot Orchestra, and a work by Carla Bley.
PROGRAM #3430, Brass Band Music (First aired on 2/12/2013)
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ARTIST(S) |
RECORDING |
CUT(S) |
SOURCE |
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Rhys Chatham |
Die Donnergötter |
Waterloo, No. 2 (1986), excerpt [2:00] |
Dossier #DCD 9002. |
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David Byrne |
Music for the Knee Plays |
The Sound of Business [6:20] |
ECM 25022. Reissued on Nonesuch Records #303228 |
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Lester Bowie's Brass Fantasy |
I Only Have Eyes for You |
Coming Back Jamaica [5:22] |
ECM #1296 |
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Rhys Chatham |
Die Donnergötter |
Waterloo, No. 2 (1986) [7:57] |
Dossier #DCD 9002. Out of print, but try |
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Respect Sextet |
Sirius Respect - the Music of Sun Ra & Stockhausen |
Stockhausen: Leo [5:44] |
Mode Avant 06 |
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Either/Orchestra |
Orchestra Radium |
Charles Mingus: Moanin’ [7:56] |
Accurate AC 3232 |
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Portico Quartet |
Portico Quartet |
Lacker Boo, excerpt [1:00] |
http://realworldrecords.com/release/591/portico-quartet/ |
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Carla Bley |
Fleur Carnivore |
Song of the Eternal Waiting of Canute [3:29] |
ECM/WATT #21 |
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Clubfoot Orchestra |
Wild Beasts, Kidnapped, and More |
Elk's Dance Hit [5:04] |
Rastascan Records BRD013 clubfootorchestra.com |
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Ratchet Orchestra |
Hemlock |
Yield [2:58] |
Drip Audio 33 |
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