Philip Venables, Helga Arias Parra, Wolfgang von Schweinitz
Kate Molleson introduces music by Philip Venables, Lee Hyla and Helga Arias Parra performed by the Riot Ensemble, and Wolfgang von Schweinitz played by the Goeyvaerts Trio.
Kate Molleson introduces music performed by the Riot Ensemble and recorded last month at Kings Place London.
Lee Hyla’s raucous We Speak Etruscan is a piece that imagines a new (fake) language, spoken by a heavily amplified bass clarinet and baritone sax; Helga Arias Parra’s meditative Incipit is derived from a quote of Pergolesi which only emerges in its dying moments; and Sarah Nemstov’s Central Park sits alongside Venable’s numbers 91-95, a setting of words Simon Howard.
Also, music recorded at the Book of Hours Festival in Co. Louth during the summer. Wolfgang von Schweinitz's KLANG is a hallucinatory work for string trio and ring modulator performed by Flemish (string trio) Goeyvaerts Trio.
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Philip Venables
numbers 91-95
Ensemble: Riot Ensemble. Conductor: Aaron Holloway-Nahum. -
Sarah Nemtsov
Central Park / Manhattan
Ensemble: Riot Ensemble. Conductor: Aaron Holloway-Nahum. -
Lee Hyla
We Speak Etruscan
Ensemble: Riot Ensemble. Conductor: Aaron Holloway-Nahum. -
Helga Arias
Incipit
Ensemble: Riot Ensemble. Conductor: Aaron Holloway-Nahum. -
Gavin Bryars
Jesus' Blood Never Failed Me Yet (extract)
Performer: Gavin Bryars. Ensemble: Louth Contemporary Music Society. Ensemble: Music Generation Louth. -
Wolfgang Von Schweinitz
KLANG auf Schön Berg La Monte Young
Ensemble: Goeyvaerts String Trio. -
Michael Pisaroâ€Liu
Wind & Silence
Ensemble: Gothic Voices.
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- Sat 13 Oct 2018 22:00Â鶹ԼÅÄ Radio 3
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