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Program #2105
In their arresting 2002 suite, Iron Sky, percussionist Jerry Granelli and clarinetist Jeff Reilly evoke a rich array of weird textures and otherworldly sounds by playing iron sound sculptures (made by John Little in a Nova Scotia Iron Foundry) alongside electro-acoustic percussion, clarinet, and bass clarinet. We hear excerpts on this edition of New Sounds. Also, New York's Downtown Ensemble performs Mary Jane Leach's "Bare Bones," which features a quartet of trombones in drone-like harmonies. And we hear the polystylistic (and very downtown) works of Trygve Seim, Oyvind Braekke, and Per Oddvar Johansen on ECM.
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PROGRAM #2105 (First aired on 12/18/02)
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ARTIST(S) |
RECORDING |
CUT(S) |
SOURCE |
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Jerry Granelli & Jeff Reilly |
Iron Sky |
Movement #2 [5:30] |
Love Slave #106 |
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Trygve Seim / Øyvind Brække / Per Oddvar Johansen |
The Source and Different Cikadas |
Mmball [5:00] |
EC #1764 |
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Michele Walther, Matthias Gubler, Luzian Jenny |
Orange Heart |
Snuck [3:30] |
Altrisuoni #126 |
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Jerry Granelli & Jeff Reilly |
Iron Sky |
Movement #4 [5:30] |
See above. |
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Peter Garland |
Another Sunrise |
The Things I Wish I'd Said [5:30] |
Mode #110** |
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Downtown Ensemble |
Downtown Only |
Mary Jane Leach: Bare Bones [7:00] |
Lovely Music #3091** |
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Ulrich Krieger |
Walls of Sound |
James Tenney: Saxony, excerpt [10:00] |
Oo discs #32** |
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