Northern Lights: Emily Hall, John Luther Adams
Robert Worby and Sara Mohr-Pietsch present new music by Emily Hall and John Luther Adams as part of Radio 3's Northern Lights season.
As part of Radio 3's Northern Lights season, Robert Worby and Sara Mohr-Pietsch present new music by the British composer Emily Hall, inspired by and incorporating recordings from a trip to the most northerly part of the UK, the Shetland isle of Unst.
American composer John Luther Adams talks to Tom McKinney about his recent work Ilimaq, an electro-acoustic collaboration with Wilco drummer Glenn Kotche, evoking the northern territories of Alaska in North America.
And continuing our coverage of this year's Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival, the group Apartment House perform John Cage's Hymnkus, whose title combines the words hymn and haikus, reflecting of the work's construction.
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Emily Hall
Ode To The Pylon
Performer: Sofia Jernberg. Performer: Allan Clayton. Performer: Ruth Wall. Performer: Emily Hall.- Folie A Deux.
- Bedroom Community.
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Emily Hall
Morning: I dreamed a dream and I
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John Luther Adams
Descent
Performer: John Luther Adams. Performer: Glenn Kotche.- Ilimaq.
- Cantaloupe Music.
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John Luther Adams
The Sunken Gamelan
Performer: John Luther Adams. Performer: Glenn Kotche.- Ilimaq.
- Cantaloupe Music.
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Emily Hall
Afternoon: My Dolphins
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John Cage
Hymnkus
Performer: Philip Thomas. Performer: Gordon Mackay. Performer: Simon Limbrick. Performer: Anton Lukoszevieze. -
Emily Hall
Evening: Starka Virna
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Thomas Larcher
Smart Dust
Performer: Richard Uttley. -
Terje Isungset
Fola, Fola Blakken
Performer: Terje Isungset.- Ice Concerts.
- All Ice Records.
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Terje Isungset & The Nature
Ice Memories
- Ice Concerts.
- All Ice Records.
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Broadcast
- Sat 19 Dec 2015 22:00´óÏó´«Ã½ Radio 3
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