
#3266: Inspired by Cathedrals
This New Sounds program is full of music inspired by particular cathedrals, like English composer Joby Talbot's work, "Leon," from "Path of Miracles," written for the choir Tenebrae. Its namesake is the León Cathedral, a French-style Gothic cathedral built in the 13th century in northwest Spain along the pilgrim route Camino de Santiago.
We’ll also hear from acoustic “American Primitive” fingerstyle guitar wiz, the late Jack Rose, with his “Cathedral Et Chartres” from the singular record, “Kensington Blues” – a mixture of ragtime, ragas, country blues and lap steel guitar works. Plus, music from the Swiss composer Paul Giger, New Zealander Christopher Blake, and a piece from James Clapperton's "The Cathedral at Freiburg."
PROGRAM # 3266, Music Inspired by Cathedrals (First aired on 11/04/2011)
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ARTIST(S) |
RECORDING |
CUT(S) |
SOURCE |
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Hilliard Ensemble |
Perotin |
Perotin: Viderunt Omnes [1:00] |
ECM New Series 1385 |
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Tenebrae |
Path of Miracles |
Joby Talbot : Path of Miracles-Léon [11:44] |
Signum Classics #078 |
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Paul Giger |
Chartres |
Labyrinth [9:32] |
ECM 1386 |
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James Clapperton |
Long Journey Back
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Michael’s Piano Book: The Cathedral at Freiburg [1:34] |
Metier Sound & Vision msvcd 92033 |
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Paul Winter - Eugene Friesen |
Missa Gaia |
Stained-Glass Morning [1:55] |
www.livingmusic.com OR Download: paulwinter.bandcamp.com |
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James Blackshaw |
Cloud of Unknowing |
Stained Glass Windows [15:04] |
Tompkins Square 1967 |
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Ian Carr |
Sounds and sweet airs |
Sounds & sweet airs [1:32] |
Celestial Harmonies 13064 |
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Brian Keane & Omar Faruk Tekbilek - |
Süleyman the Magnifcent |
Ayasofya [3:19] |
Celestial Harmonies #023** |
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Jack Rose |
Kensington Blues |
Cathedral Et Chartres [5:11] |
vhf#92 www.vhfrecords.com OR download from Emusic.com |
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Paul Giger |
Chartres |
Crossing, excerpt [5:00] |
See above. |


