#3032: New Music Soundtracks

New Sounds | Apr 13, 2011

For this New Sounds, listen to some new music film scores by the likes of John Zorn, and keyboardist, composer and producer Wayne Horvitz. Plus, from Greece, there's music by Eleni Karaindrou, along with music from Michael Nyman and Philip Glass. And much more.

PROGRAM # 3032, New Music Film Scores (First aired on Tues, 02/02/10)

ARTIST(S)	RECORDING	CUT(S)	SOURCE
Wayne Horvitz	Film Music 1998-2001	Waltz from Woman of Tokyo [4:30]	Tzadik 7514 www.tzadik.com
John Zorn	Filmworks II- Music for an untitled film by Walter Hill	Arsenal - [:56] Alternate EndingEnd Title [2:40] Arsenal Dance mix [3:58]	Tzadik 7306 www.tzadik.com
Wayne Horvitz	Film Music 1998-2001	Prelude to Charlie Chaplin’s The Circus [1:49] Bellagio:Vegas [1:37] Chihuly Over Venice: Monterey [1:22], The Aggregate [1:20]	See above.
Eleni Karaindrou	The Weeping Meadow	Prayer [4:13] The Tree [2:44] On the Road [3:37]	ECM 1885 www.ecmrecords.com
Philip Glass	Philip on Film	Diaspora (from Diaspora) [7:47]	Nonesuch 79660 (5 CD set) www.nonesuch.com
Michael Nyman	The Essential Michael Nyman Band	The Cook, the Thief, his Wife & her Lover: Memorial [10:00]	Argo 436820 Out of print, but try Amazon.com via www.michaelnyman.com or other auction sites.

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