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The One And The Many

Jennifer Lucy Allan shares ALT, a piece for nine alto saxes by Signe Emmeluth, specially recorded at Borealis festival in Bergen. Plus music from O Yama O and Tidiane Thiam.

Jennifer Lucy Allan shares an extract of ALT, a piece for nine alto saxes composed by Danish saxophonist and improviser Signe Emmeluth specially recorded at Borealis festival in Bergen, in March. Commissioned by the festival as the closing performance of its 2024 edition, ALT aims to explore how the gathering of many unique voices (Mette Rasmussen, Amalie Dahl, Lotte Anker, Isak HedtjΓ€rn, Klaus Holm, Kjetil MΓΈster, Heidi Kvelvane and Aksel RΓΈed) can lead to a kind of unison. As Signe says: β€œIt is the holistic, the interweaving of people, energies, sounds. It is a way of translating the individual into something social. An organism with different sections”. We also hear Anatomies, a piece from Calum Perrin commissioned by the Bristol-based disabled-led orchestra Paraorchestra, which revolves around their performance The Anatomy of the Orchestra, a concert-installation which takes place in the foyers of concert halls, with each musician on their own plinth.

Elsewhere in the show, Jennifer Lucy Allan picks new music from O Yama O (vocalists Rie Nakajima and Keiko Yamamoto, percussionist Marie Roux and violin player Billy Steiger) alongside new music from Guatemalan cellist and artist Mabe Fratti.

Produced by Silvia Malnati
A Reduced Listening production for ΒιΆΉΤΌΕΔ Radio 3

1 hour, 29 minutes

Last on

Fri 10 May 2024 22:00

Music Played

  • Tam Lin

    Intro

    • bluelightnospaceflattime.
    • Flaming Pines.
  • O YAMA O

    Hakushon

    • Galo.
    • Bison.
  • Ruth White

    Wheel of Fortune

    • 7 trumps from the tarot cards and pinions.
    • Limelight Records.
  • Djit

    Layali El Shouk (feat. Lella)

    • WissWass.
    • Accidental Meetings.
  • Ex-Easter Island Head

    Easter

    • Norther.
    • Rocket Recordings.
  • Mabe Fratti

    Kravitz

    • Sentir no que sabes.
  • Mtume Umoja Ensemble

    Separate Not Equal

    • Land of The Blacks.
    • Strata-East.
  • Derek Bailey & Keiji Haino

    Track 3

    • Improvised session for ΒιΆΉΤΌΕΔ Radio 3's Impressions, 18/01/1997.
  • Signe Emmeluth

    ALT (Vakuum + Sving)

    Performer: Aksel ØvreΓ₯s RΓΈed. Performer: Amalie Dahl. Performer: Heidi Kvelvane. Performer: Isak HedtjΓ€rn. Performer: Kjetil Traavik MΓΈster. Performer: Klaus Ellerhusen Holm. Performer: Lotte Anker. Performer: Mette Rasmussen.
    • Live at Borealis Festival.
  • Rohingya Refugees

    My Family Prays for Us to Come ΒιΆΉΤΌΕΔ (Here We Have No Life At All)

    • Once We Had a Place Called ΒιΆΉΤΌΕΔ.
  • Sequentia

    Estampie

    • TrouvΓ¨res (HΓΆfische Liebeslieder Aus Nordfrankreich = Courtly Love Songs From No.
    • Deutsche Harmonia Mundi.
  • Lee Tracy & Isaac Manning

    Saving all my love for you

    • Is It What You Want.
    • Athens Of The North.
  • Calum Perrin & Paraorchestra

    Anatomies

    • Anatomies.
  • Takashi Inagaki

    The Dead Dance

    • The Dead Dance.
    • purge.xxx.
  • Jan Jelinek

    Social Engineering 12 (This is not a joke! 2)

    • Social Engineering.
    • FAITICHE.
  • NikNak

    Burning Bright

    • Ireti.
  • Tashi Wada

    Plume

    • What Is Not Strange?.
    • RVNG Intl..
  • The Bachs

    You're Mine

    • Out of The Bachs.
    • Roto Recordings.
  • Anne Briggs

    Bruton Town

    • Anne Briggs.
    • Topic Records Ltd.

Broadcast

  • Fri 10 May 2024 22:00

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