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New Sounds [Program #107] : World music, part 4.

Title: New Sounds [sound recording] : [Program #107] : World music, part 4.
Publication: Apr. 15, 1988.

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Description

1 sound disc : digital, stereo.; 4 3/4 in.

Summary

Host John Schaefer plays the 4th program featuring world music.

Uniform Title

New Sounds (Radio program)

Alternative Title

Cutting branches for a temporary shelter.
Sweet season.
Minarets.
Kora music.
Doubek.
Mountain song.
Aria of Hasroet.
Polegnala e Todora.
Theodora is dozing.
Edge of the desert.

Subjects

Note

Compact disc.
WNYC inventory no.: WNYC-NSDS-1988-04-15; Catalog: 33193.

Event (note)

Broadcast on WNYC, National Public Radio, New York, N. Y. on Apr. 15, 1988.

Source (note)

WNYC (Radio station : New York, N. Y.) ;

Language (note)

Spoken in English, 8th work sung in Bulgarian.

Contents

Track 2. New Sounds theme (1:07) -- Opening remarks ; Introducing Penguin Cafe Orchestra and Glen Velez (1:23) (John Schaefer, host) -- Cutting branches [for a temporary shelter] (3:00) (from the 1981 album Penguin Cafe Orchestra) / arr. S. Jeffes -- Sweet season (6:33) (from the 1987 album Seven heaven) / G. Velez-A. Cissokho -- Commentary ; (3:36) (John Schaefer, host) -- [Excerpt] Minarets (2:12) (from the 1987 album Global village) / T. Dietrichson -- Kora music (5:08) (from the album Brooklyn) / Peter Gordon -- Doubek [i.e. Doumbek] (4:19) (from the album Altplano) / Alex De Grassi -- Mountain song (3:51) (from the album Quite fire [i.e. Quiet fire]) / [Matthew Montfort]-- Commentary ; Central Park Summer Festival announcements ; Introducing "Aria of Hasroet" (5:14) (John Schaefer, host) -- [No audio] (0:06)
Track 4. [Excerpt of] Aria of Hasroet (10:18) (from a 1983 album "RA selections", a recording of the dusk-to-dawn opera "RA", part 6 of the ongoing musical/theatrical cycle "Patria") / R. Murray Schafer -- Commentary ; Support list ; Introducing a Bulgarian song, in 2 versions (3:04) (John Schaefer, host) -- Polegnala e Todora (3:34) (from the 1975 album Le mystère des voix Bulgares) / trad. Bulgaria, arr. F. Koutev [i.e. Kutev] -- Theodora is dozing (3:00) (from the 1985 album Music for knee plays) / trad. Bulgaria, arr. David Byrne -- Closing remarks (2:00) (John Schaefer, host) -- [Excerpt] The edge of the desert (2:44) (from the album Southern Crossings) / Southern Crossings -- [No audio] (0:08)

Call Number

*LDC 51676

OCLC

745905496

Title

New Sounds [sound recording] : [Program #107] : World music, part 4.

Imprint

Apr. 15, 1988.

Playing Time

000139 003611 000054 002403

Performer

Penguin Cafe Orchestra (1st work) ; Glen Velez, mbria [i.e. Kalimba], shaker and caxixi (2nd work), Steven Gorn, bansuri flute (2nd work), Layne Redmond, ramana (2nd work) ; Steve Kindler, synthesizer (3rd work), Jalaleddin Takesh, kanoun (3rd work) ; Peter Gordon, tenor saxophone (4th work), Almamy Cissokho, kora and vocals [low audio] (4th work) ; Alex De Grassi, acoustic guitar (5th work), Vince Delgado, doumbek (5th work), Zakir Hussain, tabla (5th work) ; Ancient Future (6th work) ; Eleanor James, mezzo-soprano (Hasroet), with chorus (7th work), Sonia Klimasko, violin (7th work), George Sawa, kanoun (7th work), Allan Beard and Jerry Ronson, percussion (7th work) ; Bulgarian State Radio and Television Female Vocal Choir (8th work), Filip Kutev, conductor (8th work) ; [Ensemble Of The Bulgarian Republic] (9th work), David Blumberg, conductor (9th work) ; Southern Crossings (10th work)

Event

Broadcast on WNYC, National Public Radio, New York, N. Y. on Apr. 15, 1988.

Language

Spoken in English, 8th work sung in Bulgarian.

Local Note

1st-2nd works were based on the same traditional Zimbabwe tune "Cutting branches for a temporary shelter". 8th-9th works are based on the same Bulgarian love song, "Polegnala e Todora ".

Audio tones only on track 1 (1:39) and track 3 (0:54).

Source

Gift; WNYC (Radio station : New York, N. Y.) ; 2007.

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Added Author

Schaefer, John, host.

Jeffes, Simon, arranger of music.

Kutev, Filip, arranger of music.

Kutev, Filip, conductor.

Byrne, David, 1952- arranger of music.

Blumberg, David (Arranger), conductor.

Velez, Glen, performer.

Gorn, Steven, performer.

Redmond, Layne, performer.

Kindler, Steve, performer.

Takesh, Jalaleddin, performer.

Cissokho, Almamy, performer.

Gordon, Peter, 1951- performer.

De Grassi, Alex, performer.

Delgado, Vince, performer.

Hussain, Zakir, 1951- performer.

James, Eleanor, performer.

Klimasko, Sonia, performer.

Sawa, George, 1947- performer.

Beard, Allan, performer.

Ronson, Jerry, performer.

Velez, Glen. Sweet season.

Dietrichson, Tor. Minarets.

Gordon, Peter, 1951- Kora music.

De Grassi, Alex. Doumbek.

Montfort, Matthew. Mountain song.

Schafer, R. Murray. Ra. Selections.

Penguin Cafe Orchestra, performer.

Ancient Future (Musical group), performer.

ANPBR, performer.

Dŭrzhaven ansambŭl za narodni pesni i tant︠s︡i (Bulgaria), performer.

Southern Crossings (Musical group), performer.

National Public Radio (U.S.)

WNYC (Radio station : New York, N.Y.)

WNYC (Radio station : New York, N.Y.), donor. NN-RHA

Added Title

Cutting branches for a temporary shelter.

Sweet season.

Minarets.

Kora music.

Doubek.

Mountain song.

Aria of Hasroet.

Polegnala e Todora.

Theodora is dozing.

Edge of the desert.

Research Call Number

*LDC 51676

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