PROBES #31.2 Auxiliaries
- 00:01 Gregorio Paniagua, ‘Anakrousis’, 1978
- 00:05 BBC Radio 3, Fifty Modern Classics: Pierre Boulez's ‘Le Marteau sans maître’ (excerpts), 2011
- 03:00 P.O.N., ‘Petenshi #2’ (excerpt), 1995
- 04:14 Louis Frank Chiha, ‘Aloha Oe (Farewell to Thee)’, 1924
- 04:39 George Crumb, ‘Madrigals, Book I, Part II’ (excerpts), 2011
- 06:16 Christopher Deane, ‘Mourning Dove Sonnet’ (excerpts), 1983
- 08:20 Sun Ra/Walt Dickerson, ‘Visions’ (excerpt), 1978
- 09:55 The Dead Kenny G's, ‘Black Budget’ (excerpts), 2011
- 10:54 Stelvio Cipriani, ‘Daria's Father’ (excerpts), 1979
- 11:45 The Gary Burton Quartet, ‘Interlude (Shovels)’, 1968
- 12:25 Lionel Hampton, ‘Flying Home’ (excerpts), 1957
- 13:32 The Gary Burton Quartet, ‘Fleurette Africaine’ (excerpts), 1967
- 14:28 Ron Forbes, ‘Two Jubilee Pieces’ (excerpt), 1979
- 15:26 Morton Feldman, ‘Why Patterns?’ (excerpt), 1978
- 18:23 Samuel Andreyev, ‘Stopping’ (excerpts), 2006
- 19:37 The Art Ensemble of Chicago, ‘A Brain for the Seine’ (excerpt), 1969
- 20:36 George Hamilton Green, ‘Intermezzo Russe’, 1919
- 21:06 Claude Vivier, ‘Pulau Dewata’ (excerpts), performed by the McGill Percussion Ensemble, 1977
- 22:08 Steve Reich, ‘Music for Mallet Instruments, Voices and Organ’ (excerpts), 1973
- 23:19 Fred Lane, ‘Meat Clamp Conduit’, 1989
- 24:30 The Sauter-Finegan Orchestra, ‘When Two Trees Fall in Love’ (excerpts), 1954]
- 25:42 Olivier Messiaen, ‘Chronochromie, Antistrophe II’ (excerpt), 1960]
- 27:37 Gong, ‘Percolations: Part 1 & 2’ (excerpt), 1976]
- 28:34 Louis Frank Chiha, ‘Gypsy Love Song’, 1924
25/11/2021
29' 31''
English
The PROBES AUXILIARIES dig deeper into the main programme topic but are also programmed for your ecstatic listening pleasure; so examples here are edited and sequenced and cut together on the wheels of steal; there’s no talking either (at least not by me), so you need to download the playlist to get the details, backstory and relevance of each of the pieces featured. In this installment we look at the diversity of instruments extended out from the xylophone and their sometimes surprising use in almost every imaginable musical context.
Curated by Chris Cutler.
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