New Sounds turns its attention to new music from Switzerland on tonight's show, a diverse field of styles and voices. Featured is Franziska Baumann, a composer, vocalist, and flutist who collected sounds of ice (creaks, drips, rumbles, shuffles, etc.) on trips to glaciers, and assembled them together in a sound installation piece. Michele Walther (violin), Matthias Gubler (soprano sax), and Luzian Jenny (accordion) are heard in the vivacious collection of songs, "Orange Heart." We also hear from the violinist/composer Paul Giger, the luscious yet marvelously understated singing of Susanne Abbuehl, and much more.
PROGRAM #2117 New Music from Switzerland (First aired on 1/29/03)
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ARTIST(S) |
RECORDING |
CUT(S) |
SOURCE |
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Michele Walther, Matthias Gübler, Luzian Jenny |
Orange Heart |
Sunday Morning [5:00] |
Altrisuoni #126 |
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Franziska Baumann |
Vocal Suite |
Electrille [4:00] |
Unit #UTR 4105 |
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Tamia/Pierre Favre |
De la nuit...la jour |
Ballade [7:30] |
ECM #1364 |
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Paul Giger |
Chartres |
Crossing, excerpt [10:30] |
ECM #1386 |
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Susanne Abbuehl |
April |
Yes is a pleasant country [5:00] |
ECM #1766 |
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Koch/Schütz/Käppelli |
Acceleration |
Shy Csardas [6;00] |
ECM #1357 |
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Megadrums |
Terra Nova |
Orbit, excerpt [3:30] |
Intuition #3277 |
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