Live with John Coltrane and Cannonball Adderly!
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Wednesday, February 6, 2008
Cambodian Rocks volume 1
Great old recordings of Cambodian surf-rock music.. some classic covers --sung expressly in Cambodian, of course -- some originals from musicians such as Pan Ron, Sinn Sisamouth and Dengue Fever!
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Sunday, February 3, 2008
Charles Ives - The Unanswered Question - Leonard Bernstein
Performed by the NY Philharmonic and Leonard Bernstein. Charles Ives was probably the best classical composer ever to come out of America. The Unanswered Question is a study in consonance and dissonance, tonality and atonality, some passages are startlingly beautiful, before giving way to a cacophany of instruments fighting for dominance over one another - a tremendously difficult momentum to sustain, and to perform... Great introduction to atonal music.
Also features a piece by Elliot Carter - Ives's protege - called 'Central Park in the Dark'.
Charles Ives - the Unanswered Question
performed by Leonard Bernstein and the New York Philharmonic
Terry Riley - In C
from the minimalist composer Terry Riley. ultra ecstatic. This was recorded from a live performance in Montreal several years ago, and features a full orchestra, sitar, and vocals.
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Black Ox Orkestar - Ver Tanzt?
the only Yiddish folk music I think I've ever heard..
From Constellation records [remember them??], one of their newer releases. If you know Constellation, you'll know this music is darker than hell.
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Cylob - Mood Bells
Reviews @ Amazon.com for this album are funny. Some angry customers, expecting some
more mainstream electronic fare and were instead treated to this! Very peaceful and minimal... using treated bells as a primary instrument, the album sways from melodic trickles, to atonal constructions of metallic sound that invoke the tones of a gamelan.
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Cylob - Mood Bells
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Konntinent - All Lines Lead In
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"'All lines lead in' is a wholly remarkable EP, particularly striking is Konntinent's ability to weave a story into his music - the EP conveys a very definite feeling of beginning, middle and end, visiting upon eerie and unsettling amalgams of strings and field recordings, to incredibly delicate melodies picked out on guitar. The tracks build out of static and lost radio frequencies into shimmering, hazy pieces of blissful music, hanging in the air like some delicate mist before disappearing on the next wave of hum and white noise... For repeated listens..."
Saturday, February 2, 2008
Pas Chic Chic
What Roger Tellier Craig from Fly Pan Am and Godspeed You Black Emperor is up to.
Similar , but lighter and poppier then his Et Sans project...
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