Airs Monday, January 10 Saturday, January 15 at 11PM on 93.9 FM
Every night on New Sounds throughout the week of January 10-15, hear music recorded from this past fall's 18th annual The New Sounds Live concert series, and other gems from seasons past. Listen to performances from the World Financial Center's Winter Garden, music for silent films, and music recorded live at Merkin Hall.
» Monday, January 10
#2364
From the New Sounds Live concert series, the electric string quartet Ethel plays music from Scott Johnson's suite “How It Happens,” built around the taped voice of I. F. Stone. Also, the Zippo Band plays Phil Kline's “Funeral of Jan Palach.”
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» Tuesday, January 11
#1765
From the New Sounds Live concert series, the Clubfoot Orchestra and Gamelan Sekar Jaya perform their collaborative score for the silent film “Legong: Dance of the Virgins,” set on the island of Bali. Recorded at the World Financial Center's Winter Garden Atrium.
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» Wednesday, January 12
#2339
From the New Sounds Live concert series, the band One Ring Zero presents its “author project,” with readings and lyrics (and some performances) by authors Rick Moody, Paul Auster, and Siri Hustvedt. Recorded at the World Financial Center's Winter Garden Atrium.
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» Thursday, January 13
#2365
From the New Sounds Live concert series, the Either Orchestra, the Massachusetts-based brass band, plays arrangements of classic Ethiopian pop music, with special guest Mulatu Astatqe, one of the leaders of the Ethiopian pop scene in the late 60s/early 70s. Recorded at the World Financial Center's Winter Garden Atrium.
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» Friday, January 14
#2366
From the New Sounds Live concert series, William Duckworth and The Cathedral Band play music on real and virtual instruments from Duckworth's enormous, 5-year multimedia web-based piece Cathedral. Recorded at the World Financial Center's Winter Garden Atrium.
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» Saturday, January 15
#2136
From the New Sounds Live Concert series, the Alloy Orchestra plays their new score to the classic silent film Nosferatu. Recorded at the World Financial Center's Winter Garden Atrium.
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Every night on New Sounds throughout the week of January 10-15, hear music recorded from this past fall's 18th annual The New Sounds Live concert series, and other gems from seasons past. Listen to performances from the World Financial Center's Winter Garden, music for silent films, and music recorded live at Merkin Hall.
» Monday, January 10
#2364
From the New Sounds Live concert series, the electric string quartet Ethel plays music from Scott Johnson's suite “How It Happens,” built around the taped voice of I. F. Stone. Also, the Zippo Band plays Phil Kline's “Funeral of Jan Palach.”
Listen
» Tuesday, January 11
#1765
From the New Sounds Live concert series, the Clubfoot Orchestra and Gamelan Sekar Jaya perform their collaborative score for the silent film “Legong: Dance of the Virgins,” set on the island of Bali. Recorded at the World Financial Center's Winter Garden Atrium.
Listen
» Wednesday, January 12
#2339
From the New Sounds Live concert series, the band One Ring Zero presents its “author project,” with readings and lyrics (and some performances) by authors Rick Moody, Paul Auster, and Siri Hustvedt. Recorded at the World Financial Center's Winter Garden Atrium.
Listen
» Thursday, January 13
#2365
From the New Sounds Live concert series, the Either Orchestra, the Massachusetts-based brass band, plays arrangements of classic Ethiopian pop music, with special guest Mulatu Astatqe, one of the leaders of the Ethiopian pop scene in the late 60s/early 70s. Recorded at the World Financial Center's Winter Garden Atrium.
Listen
» Friday, January 14
#2366
From the New Sounds Live concert series, William Duckworth and The Cathedral Band play music on real and virtual instruments from Duckworth's enormous, 5-year multimedia web-based piece Cathedral. Recorded at the World Financial Center's Winter Garden Atrium.
Listen
» Saturday, January 15
#2136
From the New Sounds Live Concert series, the Alloy Orchestra plays their new score to the classic silent film Nosferatu. Recorded at the World Financial Center's Winter Garden Atrium.
Listen