On the next Modern Notebook, Tyler Kline shares Emily Koh’s Memento Mori, a work for violin, double bass, and percussion ensemble that blends the two solo parts into a singular “superbass” instrument.

We’ll also hear the Piano Concerto No. 2 by Magnus Lindberg, which – at its core – is a work that draws inspiration from Ravel’s Piano Concerto for the Left Hand, and echoes the colors of Messiaen.

Plus: performances by the Catalyst Quartet, pianist Yefim Bronfman, the group What is Noise, and violinist Benjamin Sung with pianist Jihye Chang; and music by Jessie Montgomery, Huang Ruo, Ken Ueno, and more.



That’s on the next Modern Notebook, Sunday night from 8 to 10 on Classical WSMR 89.1 and 103.9.

Hour 1

• Huang Ruo’s Fanfare from his Two Pieces for Orchestra.
• Banner by Jessie Montgomery.
• The Piano Concerto No. 2 by Magnus Lindberg.
• What is Noise performs the music of Joshua Burel.
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Hour 2

• Panitao by Gabriela Smith.
• Eleanor Alberga’s String Quartet No. 2.
• Solo piano music by Ken Ueno inspired by the disabitato, or uninhabited place, is the historical name in Rome to the zone between the urbanized center and the ancient boundary of the Aurelian wall in the 18th century.
• Music by Emily Koh performed by violinist Sini Virtanin, double bassist Julia Keller, and the McCormick Percussion Group.
• Dust by Sean Shepherd.