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Giya Kancheli - Symphony No.6 (1978–1980)




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Time for some music -

Ruby Colley - The Sea Wrote It



Gavin Bryars - String Quartet No.1



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More avant and wonderful wired sounds -

Param Vir - Wheeling Past the Stars: I. Unending Love



Milton Babbitt - Soli e Duettini



Roger Sessions - String Quintet (1958)



Robert Gross - Chronicles



Chronicles · Robert Gross
Robert Gross: Chronicles
℗ 2021 New Focus Recordings


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Some modern classical recoedings -

Martin Butler - O Rio




Conductor: Arturo Tamayo
Orchestra: BBC Symphony Orchestra
Composer: Martin Butler

Magnus Lindberg - Kinetics



Conductor: Jukka-Pekka Saraste
Orchestra: Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra
Composer: Magnus Lindberg


Hugh Wood - Cello Concerto Opus 12



Artist: Moray Welsh (cello)
Conductor: David Atherton
Orchestra: Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra
Composer: Hugh Wood


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Making up for a lack of recently ...

Anna Meredith - Unfurl



Eriks Esenvalds - Stars



Snorri Hallgrímsson - Chasing the Present



Tim Hecker - A Sodium Codec Haze



Esbjörn Svensson Trio - Houston, the 5th




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Some modern music from this bunch - they will be at the BBC Proms as well this year.


Manchester Collective – Philip Glass: Company I.



Manchester Collective - The Centre is Everywhere



The Centre is Everywhere · Manchester Collective · Edmund Finnis · Brendan Williams · Adam Szabo

The Centre is Everywhere
℗ Bedroom Community
Released on: 2021-03-26
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Apart from the PCO today's selection here is all classical.


Penguin Cafe Orchestra - Scherzo And Trio




Beethoven - Piano Sonata No. 14 "Moonlight"



The sonata has three movements:
0:00​ 1 mvt: Adagio sostenuto
6:00​ 2 mvt: Allegretto
8:05​ 3 mvt: Presto agitato


Edgard Varèse - Octandre




Octandre, for flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, horn, trumpet, trombone, and double bass (1923)
I. Asses lent
II. Très vif et nerveux
III. Grave -- Animé et jubilatoire

ASKO Ensemble
Riccardo Chailly

Morton Feldman - Why Patterns? (1978)



Morton Feldman (1926-1987): Why Patterns? for flute, glockenspiel and piano (1978).

The California EAR Unit:
Dorothy Stone, flute
Arthur Jarvinen, glockenspiel
Gaylord Mowrey, piano
Cover image: painting by Mark Rothko.


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There is a new project from Floating Points with Pharoah Sanders no less and its damn good-

Floating Points, Pharoah Sanders & The London Symphony Orchestra - Movement 1




Floating Points, Pharoah Sanders & The London Symphony Orchestra - Movement 6



Floating Points, Pharoah Sanders & The London Symphony Orchestra - Movement 7



Wire mag gave this album a very good review.

Wire mag review )
Promises
℗ 2021 Luaka Bop
Released on: 2021-03-26

Composer: Sam Shepherd
Lyricist: Sam Shepherd


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More musical diversions -


Annea Lockwood - Thousand Year Dreaming: In Full Bloom (Part 2)




Saint Abdullah - The Birds Discuss The Journey (ft. John Butcher)




Bulgarian State Television Female Choir - Houbava Milka (Beautiful Milka)



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Some post midnight reverie

Talk Talk - Chameleon Day



Valgeir Sigurðsson - The Crumbling



Ballaké Sissoko ft. Sona Jobarteh - Djourou



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Fairly new to me but only discovered through Wire and BBC Radio 3 is the Scottish composer and avant popster, Anna Meredith.

So here is a selection of her wonderful inclusive music - starting with an audiovisual delightful piece form the BBC Proms.


BBC Proms: Anna Meredith: Five Telegrams - Sender & Receiver (2018)



Her current and second "pop" album from 2019 "FIBS" includes this delightful electronic pop number -


ANNA MEREDITH - Sawbones



And apparently, this was the single form FIBS -

ANNA MEREDITH - Paramour




Wow! Such highly energetic music. I love it! So yes I do have FIBS in my collection.

And finally another live event -

Anna Meredith: NPR Music Tiny Desk Concert




Anna Meredith was a former BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra Composer in Residence. The songs performed here come from her 2016 release called Varmints, which is where two of the three songs performed here can be found. It's been a long while since a contemporary composer has captured my musical imagination. I hope and trust this will open many to a new way of thinking about what music is and what it can do.

SET LIST
"Nautilus"
"Ribbons"
"The Vapours"

MUSICIANS
Anna Meredith, Jack Ross, Tom Kelly, Sam Wilson, Maddie Cutter

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This one is for [livejournal.com profile] pigshitpoet and [livejournal.com profile] coming42
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Some cool music for you night owls -

Midori Komachi - Window



Brian Eno - Becalmed



Julianna Barwick - Night



Sona Jobarteh - Saya



Tuulikki Bartosik - Reflections



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and Good Night
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Just a few to ease you into the midnight slumbers -

Ellen Fullman - Departure



Body Music
℗ 1993 Experimental Intermedia Foundation
Released on: 2004-11-09

Meredith Monk - Strand (Gathering) from Songs of Ascension



Ondas do mare (Martim Codax) - 13th c. Galician-Portuguese cantiga d'amigo



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This is the very last post to do with the International Women's Day movement.

So, here is another batch of less well-known artists -

Dobrinka Tabakova - Double Piano Concerto [Together Remember to Dance]



Composed for the 2017 premiere in Holland given by the Jussen brothers and followed by a number of repeat performances. This was the first appearance of the work in Britain 2018.

1 Together
2 Remember @ 6.30
3 Dance @ 15:00

Peggy Glanville-Hicks - Tragic Celebration (1964)



Ruth Gibbs - Piano Concerto in G Minor, Op. 34: I. Allegro moderato



Conductor: Charles Peebles
Artist: Murray McLachlan
Orchestra: Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra
Composer: Ruth Gipps

Background info on Sussex lass Ruth Gibbs )


Well as Ruth was born in Sussex here is another lass from the same county next to Kent - and well known in folk circles -


Shirley Collins - Wondrous Love





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Music every hour as they say - well almost -

Maria Szymanowska - Nocturne in A-Flat Major, La Murmure




Florence Price - Nimble Feet



Margaret Bonds - Dream Variation (from Three Dream Portraits)



Anna Meredith - Moonmoons



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A couple of slow-moving pieces -

Morton Feldman - Durations V



Feldman: Durations I-V & Coptic Light
℗ 1998 CPO
Released on: 1998-04-24

Ensemble: Ensemble Avantgarde
Composer: Morton Feldman


Howard Skempton — Recessional (1983) for organ



Howard Skempton (b. 1947) — Recessional (1983) for organ
Carson Cooman, organ

English composer Howard Skempton (b. 1947) was born in Cheshire and was a protégé of Cornelius Cardew with whom he studied privately and at Morley College. Skempton was one of the co-founders of the Scratch Orchestra, an ensemble devoted to the performance of experimental music of the late 1960s and early 1970s. In addition to an extensive compositional output, Skempton was worked as a music editor and a performer (piano and accordion). His musical style draws on an economy of means in both its material and realization. While many of his works were miniatures, over the decades his language grew to accommodate larger structures while maintaining his careful focus on sonority and non-developmental forms. His orchestral work “Lento” (1990) won wide acclaim and placed him within the mainstream of contemporary British composers.

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My latest abstract -



Crippled Symmetry

This abstract colour field painting is inspired by the large colour field paintings of Mark Rothko and the slow undulating music of the 20th-century composer Morton Feldman. The title is based on a composition by Feldman which lasts for around ninety minutes. The Tate Modern has a room dedicated to the large colour field paintings of Mark Rothko.


Morton Feldman - Crippled Symmetry



The IXION Ensemble was formed by Andrew Toovey in 1988 to perform music by young composers alongside established figures. One of the most important composers at that time in the ensemble's repertoire was Morton Feldman whom Toovey had been taught by in 1986 and decided that more of his music needed to be played in the UK. This piece, Crippled Symmetry was featured in the 'Cutting Edge' series of concerts in the Warehouse, Waterloo, London in the early 1990s and recorded by Bob Briggs for his label Terra Nova, but never released. It was assumed lost on the death of Bob Briggs, but a cassette copy was recently found in the IXION Archive and thankfully composer Leo Grant masterfully transferred the cassette making it available for the first time publicly on here. The performers are Rowland Sutherland, flutes, Benjamin Morison - percussion and Michael Finnissy - piano/celesta.
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More tunes to soothe you into the night reverie -


Jóhann Jóhannsson & Víkingur Ólafsson – Flight From The City




Background info )

Christian Löffler - Dir Jehova



Dir Jehova’ a J.S. Bach rework by Christian Löffler, from the album ‘Parallels’
Video directed by Matías Montecinos

In 2020 Christian was invited by iconic classical record label Deutsche Grammophon to rework tracks by some of the greatest composers who ever lived, including J.S. Bach, Beethoven and Chopin. For some of the composers he chose to rework a magnum opus, while for others he unearthed lesser-known compositions. Bach’s “Dir Jehova”, performed by the men and boys of the choir of St Thomas’s in Leipzig, was one of the recordings that immediately caught Löffler’s attention. “The performance of the Thomanerchor is just breathtaking,” he notes. “I knew from the first listen that this would work very well with my music.”

Geneva Skeen - Mirror Glimpse



Anna Clyne - DANCE III: In the middle of the fighting




William Byrd - Ave Verum Corpus (The Sixteen)



Snowdrops - Ultraviolet





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Probably the most neglected modern composer - gay and black - and as far as I am concerned his music is a phenomenon.

Julius Eastman - Stay On It



Composed by Julius Eastman
Score realization by Tim Leopold
Performed by Alarm Will Sound
Live at the Sheldon Concert Hall, Feb 8, 2018
Filmed by Four/Ten Media

He was a composer that rocked the cerebral world of process music with his explosions of free improvisation. It's little wonder that Julius Eastman, who died in 1990 under unexplained circumstances, remained the supreme underground composer!

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HIS MUSIC IS A WILD RIDE and I love it.

Enjoy.
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Tunes for the night people -

Laurie Anderson - The Lake




Gavin Bryars - Laudamo la resurrectione (Lauda 16)



Alice Coltrane - Gospel Trane



Performer: Brandee Younger. Singer: Dezron Douglas
From Force Majeure
℗ International Anthem LLC

Maya Verlaak - Lark



Extract from 'Lark' (2019) by Maya Verlaak, played by Apartment House: Maya Verlaak, amplified music box Anton Lukoszevieze, cello Gordon Mackay, violin Philip Thomas, piano Heather Roche, clarinet Laetitia Stott, horn and Simon Limbrick, glockenspiel. One of five pieces by Maya Verlaak from the portrait CD 'All English Music is Greensleeves', published on Another Timbre in November 2020. www.anothertimbre.com

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