#2057: Program #2057

New Sounds | May 24, 2010
Piano works. Maggie Payne: Holding Pattern; Charles K Noyes: In Memoriam Kathy Acker; Geoff Keezer: Hibiscus; works by Galeshka Moravioff, Allaudin William Mathieu.

PROGRAM #2057 Piano Works (First aired on 7/18/02)

ARTIST(S)

RECORDING

CUT(S)

SOURCE

Maggi Payne

 

Sarah Cahill, live WNYC 10/25/01

Holding Patterns [3:00]

This was a world premiere performance; it has not been commercially recorded. More info about Maggi Payne

Charles K. Noyes

Full Stop

In Memoriam, Kathy Acker [6:00]

Ecstatic Peace #20. http://www.smellslikerecords.com

Allaudin William Mathieu

In The Wind

Quints [8:00]

Cold Mountain Music #009. http://coldmountainmusic.com/ OR
PO Box 912 Sebastopol,
CA 95473, USA

Geoff Keezer

Zero One

Hibiscus [6:00]

Dreyfusrecords #36703
dreyfusrecords.com or gmn.com

Galeshka Moravioff

Piano Solo, Vol. 3:

"Désirs d'Histoires",

1ere Partie

#3 [12:00]

MGC Paris #DH1
Available through FILMS SANS FRONTIERES
Fax: (33 1) 42 77 42 66
http://www.films-sans-frontieres.fr

Margaret Leng Tan

Sonic Encounters: The New Piano

Cage: In the Name of the Holocaust [6:30]

Mode #15**
http://www.mode.com/

Geoff Keezer

Zero One

Sleepflying [4:00]

See above.

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