Hour 1
- Blue Curve of the Earth by Tina Davidson.
- Yuanyuan (Kay) He’s BOKEH.
- Lakescape I by Lei Liang.
- Somei Satoh’s Kisetsu.
- Nostalgia by Vincent Ho.
- Reena Esmail’s When the Guitar.
- Schisma by Caroline Shaw.
Photo: Composer György Ligeti (photo credit: CoBroerse).
Coming up on the next Modern Notebook with Tyler Kline: Kisetsu means “Seasons” in Japanese, and it is the title of this piece by Somei Satoh for orchestra. It’s a work composed in 1999 as part of the New York Philharmonic’s “Messages for the Millenium” Series, and while the message of the piece looks forward… There is also an ancient, meditative quality to this music.
Then, we’ll hear a masterwork of the 20th Century: Gyorgy Ligeti’s “Violin Concerto.” It’s a piece filled with rhythmic complexities, unconventional sounds from the orchestra, and sparkling harmonic figures in the violin.
Plus works by Yuanyuan He, Lei Liang, Reena Esmail, Layale Chaker, Emily Koh, Viet Cuong, and others; and performances by fivebyfive, vibraphonist Dame Evelyn Glennie, Conspirare with the Los Angeles Guitar Quartet, Brooklyn Rider, and more.
Hour 1
Hour 2
Modern Notebook is a product of WUSF and available on the PRX Exchange
WUSF >> WUSF News | Classical WSMR | WUSF Jazz | Arts Axis Florida | Health News Florida | IntellisMedia | The Zest Podcast
©2024, WUSF and Modern Notebook logos are service marks of WUSF. All rights reserved. Privacy Policy
WUSF is a department of the University of South Florida.