#2835: Another Musical Travelogue

New Sounds | Sep 5, 2010

Another musical travelogue is in store on this edition of New Sounds, with stops in Tokyo, Berlin, Bandung (Java), and other ports of call. Listen for works by Max Richter, Ute Lemper, Sabah Habas Mustapha, Gato Libre, and more.

PROGRAM #2585, Another Musical Travelogue (First aired on Wed. 8.20.2008)

ARTIST(S)	RECORDING	CUT(S)	SOURCE
Max Richter	24 Postcards In Full Colour	Tokyo Riddle Song [1:00]	www.maxrichter.com*
Gato Libre	Nomad	In Madrid, In August [9:30]	No Man’s Land #1103. www.nomansland-records.de
Trio S	Zitherine	Majorca [3:00]	Zitherine Records #001, www.othermusic.com*
Ute Lemper	Punishing Kiss	Streets of Berlin [5:30]	Decca #289 466 473**
Sabah Habas Mustapha & Jugala All-Stars	Jalan Kopo	Bandung [5:00]	Omnium #2020. www.omnium.com*
Max Richter	24 Postcards In Full Colour	From 552 W Elm Street, Logan Illinois (Snow) [1:30]	See above.
David Borden	Places, Times & People	Enfield in Winter [9:00]	Cuneiform #58 www.cuneiformrecords.com*
Brian Eno	Ambient 4: On Land	Dunwich Beach, Autumn, 1960 [7:00]	Editions EG #20.** www.enoshop.com*
Kamikaze Ground Crew	Covers	Morning In Bhutan [5:00]	Koch Jazz #7882** www.kochint.com*

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