Sharon Gal, Lee Patterson, Kate Carr
Tom McKinney introduces live performances by three artists working with birdsong: Sharon Gal, Lee Patterson and Kate Carr. Recorded at London's Cafe Oto in July.
Tom McKinney introduces live performances by three artists working with birdsong: Sharon Gal, Lee Patterson and Kate Carr, part of the EnCOUnTErs series of events curated by SoundFjord's Helen Trosi and recorded at London's Cafe Oto. Plus a selection of recent releases including music for saxophone quartet and electronics by Monty Adkins and Paulina Sundin.
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Mathew Adkins
Emergence (2015)
Composer: Paulina Sundin. Performer: Mathew Adkins. Performer: Paulina Sundin. Ensemble: Stockholm Saxophone Quartet.- Beyond Pythagoras.
- Huddersfield Contemporary Records.
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Lee Patterson
Collage of Birds and Environmental Sounds (Live at Caf茅 Oto)
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Brian Ferneyhough
Liber Scintaillarum (2012)
Ensemble: ensemble recherche.- La Terre est un Homme.
- NMC.
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Sharon Gal
Speak and Spells
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Sharon Gal
Forest Song
Performer: Sharon Gal. -
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Sharon Gal
Birdsongs
Performer: Sharon Gal. -
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Linda Catlin Smith
Music for John Cage (1990)
Performer: Philip Thomas.- Canadian Composers series #10.
- Another Timbre.
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Kate Carr
College of Birds and Environmental Sounds (Live at Caf茅 Oto)
Performer: Kate Carr.
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- Sat 20 Oct 2018 22:00大象传媒 Radio 3
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