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Max Reinhardt interviews Can

Max Reinhardt is joined live in the studio by members of influential krautrock group Can to celebrate their 50th anniversary. Plus a mix of adventurous music, ancient to future.

Max Reinhardt is joined live by members of Can to celebrate their 50th anniversary.

Can are one of the most influential experimental groups of the twentieth century. Their heavily rhythmic, minimal music led the way in the so-called Krautrock movement and for many redefined what it meant to be a popular band. Max Reinhardt presents an interview with members of the band, ahead of a Barbican performance where founding member Irmin Schmidt will premiere an orchestral reinterpretation of classic Can material alongside new work with the London Symphony Orchestra. Max is joined by Irmin Schmidt and will remember drummer Jaki Liebezeit who sadly passed away in January this year.

Produced by Rebecca Gaskell for Reduced Listening.

1 hour, 30 minutes

Last on

Thu 6 Apr 2017 23:00

Music Played

  • Richard Dawson

    Ogre

    • Peasant.
    • Domino.
  • Can

    Future Days

    • Can Anthology 1968-1993.
    • Spoon Records.
  • Ann Southam

    Soundings for a New Piano XI

    Performer: R. Andrew Lee.
    • Ann Southam: Soundings for a New Piano.
    • Irritable Hedgehog.
  • Mira Calix

    Metamorphosis 1 (Version 1)

  • Belle Chen & Iain Chambers

    5 o'clock

  • Kyoto Imperial Court Music Orchestra

    Hassen

    • Gagaku: Japanese Court Music.
  • Ben Frost

    The Carpathians

    • By The Throat.
  • Aşık Emrah

    Bu Ellerden Gocup

    • Uzelli Psychedelic Anadolu.
    • Uzelli.
  • Julius Eastman

    If You're So Smart, Why Aren't You Rich?

    Conductor: Julius Eastman.
    • Unjust Malaise.
    • New World Records.
  • Kasai Allstars

    Tshitua Fuila Mbuloba

    • Around FΓ©licitΓ©.
    • Crammed Discs.
  • The Reverse Engineer

    Would That You Were

    • Self-released.

Broadcast

  • Thu 6 Apr 2017 23:00

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