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John Schaefer (wowe - www.wowe.it)The 2007 Listener Poll Show
Here's the rebuttal to last night’s program where the listeners weigh in on the best new music releases of 2007. Thanks to all of the listeners who voted. We found that there were some hard-fought battles this year between a pianist, a string quartet, and a departed composer. Find out who emerged victorious from Smackdown 2007 on the 22nd annual New Sounds Listener Poll show.
PROGRAM #2754, the New Sounds Listener Poll 2007 (First aired on Thurday, 1/10/08)
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ARTIST(S) |
RECORDING |
CUT(S) |
SOURCE |
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Philip Glass |
Music In 12 Parts |
Excerpt [1:00] |
Download only. |
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10. Erik Friedlander |
Block Ice & Propane |
Block Ice & Propane [3:00] |
Skipstone #34642
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9. John Cage |
Complete Short Works for Prepared Piano – Philippe Vandre |
A Valentine Out of Season III [1:00] |
Mode #180/191**
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8. Tinariwen |
Aman Iman |
Tamatant Tilay [3:30] |
World Village #468067 **
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7. Chanticleer |
And On Earth Peace: A Chanticleer Mass |
M. McGlynn: Agnus Dei, excerpt [4:00] |
Warner Classics #79984
www.warnerclassicsandjazz.com |
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6. Turtle Island Quartet |
A Love Supreme – The Legacy of John Coltrane |
Psalm [3:00] |
Telarc #80684** www.telarc.com* |
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5. The Bad Plus |
Prog |
Giant, excerpt [4:00] |
Heads Up #3125 www.headsup.com* |
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4. Osvaldo Golijov |
Oceana |
Oceana, excerpt [4:30] |
Deutsche Grammophone #4776426 ** www.deutschegrammophon.com * |
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3. Michael Harrison |
Revelation |
Vision In The Desert [3:30] |
Cantaloupe #21043 www.cantaloupemusic.com* |
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2. Yo Yo Ma & The Silk Road Ensemble |
New Impossibilities |
Arabian Waltz [5:30] |
Sony Classical #10319 ** www.silkroadproject.org* |
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1. Grand Valley State University New Music Ensemble |
Steve Reich: Music for 18 Musicians |
Pulses, Finale [4:30] |
Innova #678
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Enjoyed your show last night. Thanks. Was wondering if the list was posted anywhere? Specifically looking for John's #5 pick.
Missed John's Top Ten. Are they posted ?
Are podcasts available of past programs?
The list is posted, yes. Here's that link: http://www.wnyc.org/shows/newsounds/episodes/2008/01/09
Podcasts of New Sounds are not yet available, no. Look for that to change this spring.
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