#2560: BOAC Marathon 2006 Highlights, Part 3

New Sounds | May 24, 2010
Listen to highlights from this year's Bang on a Can Marathon, recorded live at the World Financial Center. Hear music by David Lang performed by cellist Maya Beiser and the percussive delights of Gamelan Galak Tika. Also, music from the piano-insider Michael Harrison, and the violin-manipulator Todd Reynolds. This is part three of a three-night series.

PROGRAM # 2560, from the 2006 Bang On a Can Marathon, Part 3 (First aired on Thurs., 6/15/06)

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Gamelan Galak Tika

Bang on a Can Marathon 2006, from the World Financial Center, 6/4/06

Dewa Ketut Alit: Pelog Slendro [12:00]

This performance not commercially available. But see www.galaktika.org for other recordings.

Michael Harrison

Revelation, Finale & Tone Cloud IV [15:30]

This performance not commercially available, But the piece appears on MHM #101. www.michaelharrison.com, Try www.justintonation.net as well.

Todd Reynolds

Outerborough [8:30]

This performance not commercially available. Info at www.toddreynolds.com

Maya Beiser

David Lang: World To Come, excerpt [10:00]

This performance not commercially available. The work appears on “World To Come,” Koch #7556** www.kochentertainment.com *

*, ** - Find the recordings you've heard - go to the New Sounds Recordings Information page

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