#2125: Program #2125
Fred Frith’s suite Freedom in Fragments was written for and performed by the Rova Saxophone Quartet, and comprises a series of short compositions that can be played in whole or in part and in any given sequence. In the CD liner notes, Frith says that he wanted to write compositions "which could reach their narrative potential by a force of accumulation...small stories that, when heard together, become big stories." Also on the program, we hear Jeremy Peyton Jones’s North South East West; Aksak Maboul’s 1977 Onze danses pour combattre la migraine; music by Procede Rodesco-Letort, and more.
PROGRAM #2125 (First aired on 2/25/03)
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ARTIST(S) |
RECORDING |
CUT(S) |
SOURCE |
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Procede Rodesco-Letort |
Volume Premier |
Bruno Letort: Suite for String Quartet and Diverse Machines [12:00] |
Tangram #3026 |
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Doug Wieselman, Jane Scarpantoni & Kenny Wollesen |
Trio S |
Majorca + Coda [5:00] |
Zitherine #001 |
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Jeremy Peyton-Jones |
North South East West |
North South East West [12:30] |
New Tone #6748 |
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Aksak Maboul |
Onze Danses |
Son Of L'Idiot [3:30] |
Crammed Discs #011. Out of print. |
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Various Artists |
Oasis - Music from Mills 2001 |
Frith: Sideshow epilogue [6:00] |
Music from Mills #004. |
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Fred Frith |
Freedom In Fragments |
Water Under The Bridge [5:00] |
Tzadik #7076 |
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