#3506: New Music From the Concert Hall

New Sounds | Dec 26, 2014

Listen to some new music from the concert hall on this New Sounds program.  There’s music from composer Bryce Dessner, who has been working with Kronos Quartet on a series of pieces.  We’ll hear his “Aheym,” (‘homeward’ in Yiddish), touching on the idea of flight and passage, and dedicated to his grandmother, Sarah Dessner.” Also, hear new music from composer, singer, violinist and multi-instrumentalist Caleb Burhans and his latest release, the “emo-classical” epic, “Evensong.”

In it, Burhans explores both the secular and sacred, with three pieces for large ensemble - one evoking Arvo Part - and frames the record with songs of worship used in the Christian church.  Then listen to music from the New York-based composer Eve Beglarian, from her “River Project,” in a concert recording from Miller Theatre.  Plus, music by a quartet of guitarists from Argentina, the Nuntempe Ensamble.

PROGRAM #3506– New Sounds from the Concert Halls (First aired on 9/3/2013)             

ARTIST(S)

RECORDING

CUT(S)

SOURCE

Kronos Quartet

Recorded live, Berkley, September 2010

Dessner: Aheym [9:48]

This performance not commercially available.  However, the studio recording of “Aheym” is due out Nov. 5, 2013 on Anti.
www.anti.com

Nuntempe Ensamble

String Machine

Cuarteto No. 2 [7:13]

Pai Records
www.cdbaby.com
soundcloud/nuntempe-ensamble

Orchestra of the League of Composers Louis Karchin, conductor

Recorded live @ Miller Theatre at Columbia University, June 17, 2013

Beglarian: Waiting for Billy Floyd [10:42]

This performance not commercially available. Information about Eve Beglarian’s River Project here: evbvd.com/brim

Alarm Will Sound

Evensong

Caleb Burhans: Oh Ye of Little Faith (Do You Know Where Your Children Are) [11:05]

Cantaloupe Music CA21094
bangonacan.org

Adrian Corker

Raise

Charged [5:16]

Village Green - #VGCD 005
www.anost.net

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