Hour 1
- Illusions by Beata Moon.
- Kaija Saariaho’s Cloud Trio.
- Ekah by James Lee III.
- Andrew Staniland’s Phi, Caelestis.
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Modern Notebook for October 3, 2021
Photo: Composer and vocalist Pamela Z (Photo credit: rubra – courtesy of Ars Electronica)
On this week’s Modern Notebook Tyler Kline shares Kaija Saariaho’s Cloud Trio, as well as music by James Lee III performed by cellist Inbal Segev.
And a piece for voice, electronics, and string quartet by Pamela Z called the Unraveling which takes inspiration from the composer’s busking days, the music of Joni Mitchell, and more.
Plus: music by Beata Moon, Caroline Shaw, Danielle Eva Schwob, and others; and performances by PRISM Quartet, yMusic, violinist Benjamin Sung with pianist Jihye Chang, Apollo Chamber Players, and more.
That’s all coming up on the next Modern Notebook, Sunday night from 8 to 10 on Classical WSMR 89.1 and 103.9.
Hour 2
- Motion Lines by Joseph Sowa.
- Caroline Shaw’s Draft of a High-Rise.
- fragments by Derek Johnson.
- Pamela Z’s The Unraveling – 20×2020 No. 16.
- Reflections on Lucian Freud by Danielle Eva Schwob.
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