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#5198, With Charlotte Greve, Live
Multi-instrumentalist and singer-songwriter Charlotte Greve walks us through her debut solo record, Waterbodies, and performs a few new songs, in-studio.
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#5036, Phasing
Hear music in and out of phase in work by Philadelphia drummer and composer Evan Chapman, keyboardist and composer Kelly Moran, and American electronic artist Dan Deacon.
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#5197, Music About Hope, Part 2
On this episode of New Sounds, we continue our journey through music about hope with pieces from Arun Ghosh, Dirty Three, Homayoun Sakhi, and more.
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#5196, Music About Hope, Part 1
On this edition of New Sounds, we have music about hope from all over the world, by Omar Sosa, Björk, Björn Meyer, and more.
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#4945, Groove-Based Music
Hear music that rides on a groove, by Brooklyn-based saxophonist Jonah Parzen-Johnson, solo, and with Turkish-born composer Berke Can Özcan; and work by Canadian composer Nicole Lizée.
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#4944, Christopher Rountree: "3 BPM", From the Soundcheck Podcast
Composer Christopher Rountree, conductor of the LA-based new music ensemble Wild Up, leads an electro-chamber group in his work "3 BPM" in-studio, for the Soundcheck Podcast.
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#5035, From Soundcheck with Brooklyn Rider
The string quartet Brooklyn Rider marks their 20th anniversary and offers pieces from their record, 'The Four Elements', which brings attention to climate change. They play in-studio.
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#5195, Voices of Tibet
Listen to voices from Tibet, featuring in-studio performances by singer Yungchen Lhamo; Tibetan multi-instrumentalist Tenzin Choegyal with composer and activist Jesse Paris Smith; and chant from the Gyuto Monks Tantric Choir.
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#5194, Solo Strings and Electronics
Listen to captivating soundscapes built with solo strings and electronics, from Brendon Randall-Myer & Annie Blythe, Peter Coccoma & Clarice Jensen, MIZU, and more.
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#5033, Anoushka Shankar, From National Sawdust / GRAMMY Museum Presents
The masterful sitarist and composer Anoushka Shankar presents music from her trilogy of mini-albums, with an adventurous live band. She plays and chats from National Sawdust.
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