#2922: New Concert Music

New Sounds | May 24, 2010
There are works for orchestra, works for the dance, and works with electronics on this New Sounds show. We’ll listen to music commissioned by the Sydney Dance Company from Australia’s Michael Askill, along with seductive music from Derek Bermel. Bermel’s work, “Elixir” features strings and harp at its core with wind players serenading from the balcony, and reflects influences as varied as Charles Ives, Gesualdo, John Lennon and the Isley Brothers. We’ll also hear selections from Joseph C. Phillips Jr.’s work, "Vipassana," which, in the Pali language of early Buddhist texts, means "insight." Phillips’ epic four-movement, 70-minute post-minimalist work incorporates some of the improvisational and rhythmic elements of jazz and calls for an expanded Numinous ensemble of 25 instrumentalists and singers.

PROGRAM # 2922, New Concert Music (First aired on Tues. 4/7/09)

ARTIST(S)

RECORDING

CUT(S)

SOURCE

Derek Bermel

Voices

Elixir, excerpt

BMOP 1008
www.bmopsound.org

Joseph C. Phillips Jr. & Numinous

Vipassana

Of Climbing Heaven and Gazing On the Earth [18:00]Electra

Innova 720
www.innova.mu

Michael Askill

Invisible forces

Asia Drum Suite: Garuda [3:30] Elephant [3:00]

Black Sun 15032
www.harmonies.com

Derek Bermel

Voices

Elixir [7:30]

BMOP 1008
www.bmopsound.org

Whitetree

Cloudland

other nature [4:30] koepenik [3:00] mercury sands [4:30]

Ponderosa 062 www.ponderosa.it
OR www.myspace.com/whitetreespace

Electra

Able To Be

Corrie van Binsbergen: The Fifth Element-Water, excerpt [3:00]

Attacca 27111
www.attacca-records.com

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