Sound Lounge for Friday 21 October 2016
9:00
Celebrating Dame Jane Campion
Jane Campion Photo: AFP
MICHAEL NYMAN: Selection from the soundtrack to The Piano by Jane Campion
Michael Nyman (pno), Munich Philharmonic Orchestra
Venture 7 88274
DON MCGLASHAN: Selection from the soundtrack to Angel at My Table by Jane Campion
Don McGlashan & various
ABC 846 954
MARK BRADSHAW: Selection from the soundtrack to Top of the Lake by Jane Campion
Georgi Kay & various musicians
There Are No More Four Seasons: ReBiber
There Are No More Four Seasons are the Swedish duo of Mattias Petersson & George Kentros – you might have caught them on their recent tour of New Zealand. This is a selection from their new album ReBiber, an electronic take on Biber’s famous Passacaglia for solo violin from 1676.
There Are No More Four Seasons. Photo: Supplied
THERE ARE NO MORE FOUR SEASONS: Selection from the album ReBiber
George Kentros (vln), Mattias Petersson (electronics)
Sekt Records 2013
Lyell Cresswell: Birthday Offering
LYELL CRESSWELL: Mvmt 1, from Cello Concerto
Roman Jablonsky (cello), Czecho-Slovak Radio SO/Richard Bernas
Continuum CCD 1033
Lyell Cresswell Photo: Supplied
Auckland Jazz Festival, 13-23 October
Among the acts: The Troubles, with the NZ premiere of a new work by John Rae, ‘Where the Wild Clematis Grows'’, a specially commissioned work by the Auckland and Edinburgh jazz festivals and WW100 as part of New Zealand’s WW1 commemorations.
JOHN RAE: The Troubles With Iran
The Troubles
Private Recording
10:00
Mason Bates
If you heard his violin concerto at the recent NZSO Bold Worlds concert, like us, you probably want to hear more by the young American composer and DJ, recently named 'the most-performed composer of his generation'. His Anthology of Fantastic Zoology was inspired by and named after a compendium of mythological creatures by Argentinian writer Jules Luis Borges.
MASON BATES: Anthology of Fantastic Zoology
Chicago SO/Ricardo Muti
Listen to Mason Bates talk about his Electric Symphonies
Alog - Miniatures Photo: album cover art
ALOG: St Paul Sessions II; Change Position
Dag-Are Haugan, Espen Sommer Eide (electro-acoustics)
Rune Grammofon
RCD 2043
11:00 New Music Dreams
Tim Coster - Research and Motion Photo: album cover art
A couple of projects from Melbourne-based New Zealand sound artist Tim Coster - his latest album released in July and a 2010 collaboration with Angeline Chirnside using a huge list of instruments, household objects and field recordings.
TIM COSTER: Research & Motion
Tim Coster (synthesizers, tapes, effects)
Private Recording
CURRER BELLS: Currer Bells
Angeline Chirnside, Tim Coster (various instruments)
Private Recording