Sample some music made with an electronic component on this New Sounds. Hear chamber music with tape loops from New York-based composer Michael Montes. His works take cues from Renaissance composer Josquin DePrez, Pink Floyd and Brian Eno.
Also, listen to music by Mason Bates, composer and DJ, who incorporates electronics, loops, and processed percussion in his chamber works. Plus, sample music by Swedish composer Stefan Klaverdal for quartet and electronics, along with a work by Argentinian-born, British composer Alejandro Viñao for soprano and computer. There might also be music for nothing but electronics, and more.
PROGRAM #3117, Electronic Components (First aired on 9/21/2010)
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ARTIST(S) |
RECORDING |
CUT(S) |
SOURCE |
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Niels-Ole Bo Johansen |
Trombone & Electronics |
Jackdaw [10:25] |
www.n-obj.dk |
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Alejandro Viñao / Frances Lynch |
Hildegard's Dream |
Hildegard’s Dream [5:41] |
INA_C 1015 |
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Mason Bates / Chanticleer |
Digital Loom |
Mason Bates: Interlude Siren Music [2:36] |
www.masonicelectronica.com |
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Olivier Mellano |
La Chair des Anges
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As the Fire's Tongues of Earthly Pleasures Licks (the Holy's Wings) [15:26]
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en.naive.fr |
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Tippet Quartet, Soloists from the ContemporarY Ensemble |
Revelations |
Stefan Klaverdal: The Sacred Family - I Façade of the Nativity [9:13] |
www.c-y.se, OR Download from Emusic, or iTunes. |
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Michael Montes |
Chamber Works
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Oxnest [5:09] |
Available at CDBaby.com (www.cdbaby.com) or Download from Emusic |
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