Verity Sharp
Verity Sharp shares music from down-town New York, Ethiopia, and the French Baroque via New Zealand.
Tonight, Verity has found some sounds from down-town New York improv guitarist Mary Halvorson and her octet, also featuring the pedal steel guitar of Susan Alcorn. There are more plucked strings to enjoy, under the fingers of Alemu Aga, a master of the Ethiopian begena, a 10-string lyre. And we've a late-night homage to Rameau from New Zealand composer Denis Smalley - invoking the 'sleep scene' of French Baroque opera, in which the drama is suspended and a character is encouraged to rest.
Produced by Chris Elcombe for Reduced Listening.
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Mary Halvorson Octet
Fog Bank (No. 56)
- Away With You.
- Firehouse 12 Records.
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Alèmu Aga
Abatatchen Hoy
- Ethiopiques Vol. 11.
- Buda Musique.
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Zuli
CommProto
- Numbers.
- UIQ.
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Ken Hyder
Field Recording: Shamanic Ritual on the Isle of Lewis
- Recorded in August 2016.
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K-Space
K-Kosmos
- Going Up.
- Ad Hoc Records.
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Leonard Cohen
You Want It Darker
- You Want It Darker.
- Columbia.
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Denis Smalley
Sommeil de Rameau [Excerpt]
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Capriccio Stravagante, Skip SempΓ© & Collegium Vocale Gent
Sommeil eternel de Rameau: Rondeau tendre
- Rameau's Funeral, Paris 27. IX. 1764: Jean Gilles - Messe des Morts.
- Paradizo.
- 013.
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Josienne Clark & Ben Walker
Weep No More You Sad Fountains
- Overnight.
- Rough Trade.
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Addictive TV
Kora borealis
- Orchestra of Samples.
- OSi.
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Vex Ruffin
The Balance (feat. Fab 5 Freddy)
- Conveyor.
- Stones Throw Records.
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Andrew C Smith
Piano Study #5 (Excerpt)
- Larry Polansky: Piano Study #5.
- Indexical.
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The Cliff Dwellers
The Ho-Ho Laughing Monster
- Wavy Gravy.
- Beware.
- 002.
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