#2706: New Releases, July 2007

New Sounds | May 24, 2010

It's the end of the month round-up. John Schaefer once again picks through the bucketloads of CDs that have flooded his office office this past month to find a sampling of new releases worthy of showcasing in tonight's New Sounds program.

PROGRAM #2706 New Releases, July 2007 (First aired on Friday , 7/27/07)

ARTIST(S)	RECORDING	CUT(S)	SOURCE
Peter Michael Hamel	Of the Sound of Life	Milestone for Miles Davis [8:00]	Celestial Harmonies #13256 www.harmonies.com*
John Cage	Complete Short Works for Prepared Piano	Music for Marcel Duchamp [6:00]	Mode #180/81 www.moderecords.com
Michael Galasso	Les Fables de La Fontaine	Le Lion amoureux [3:00] Interlude musical [2:00]	Not yet released, but Galasso's site may have information: www.michaelgalasso.com
Various artists: Wendy Carlos	Electronical	Afterlife [8:30]	Pitch #200208 www.afmm.org
The Section Quartet	Fuzzbox	Phenomena [4:00]	Decca #9356 ** www.thesectionquartet.com
Yo Yo Ma & the Silk Road Ensemble	New Impossibilities	Arabian Waltz [7:30]	Sony Classical #88697** www.sonyclassical.com
James Falzone	The Sign And The Thing Signified	Dido's Lament [5:00]	Allos Documents #002 www.allosmusica.org

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