#1277: From the Vaults: Hans Otte

New Sounds | May 24, 2010

For this 1996 show From the Vaults, German composer Hans Otte plays excerpts from his best-known work, "The Book of Sounds," on the WNYC piano, and discusses his Zen-like approach to music. We'll also listen to his work "Aquarian Music."

PROGRAM # 1277 with guest Hans Otte, Mon. 5/13/96

ARTIST(S)	RECORDING	CUT(S)	SOURCE
Hans Otte	Live	The Books of Sounds, 5 excerpts (total time approx. 35:00)	The Book of Sounds is Kuckuck # 11069-2. www.harmonies.com*
Hans Otte	Aquarian Music	Parts 1-4 (15:00)	Amiata #0394, www.amiatamedia.com* OR download from www.emusic.com

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