Hear an exuberant dance for two bass clarinets by Anna Meadors from Andy Hudson’s latest album is coming up on the next Modern Notebook: a piece that is, in part, about the “unspoken joy in playing music.”
And in the second hour: the sounds of jammed radio signals dating back to World War II is the source of inspiration for Annie Gosfield’s work for violin and electronics titled Long Waves and Random Pulses, music which features a solo violin emulating the scratchy sounds and tones of those radios.
Plus, music by Iman Habibi, Ayala Asherov, Bosba Panh, Mark Ingebretson, Fumiko Miyachi, and others; and performances by violinist Pauline Kim Harris, guitarist Jamie Monck, Cobalt Duo, Duo Montagnard, and others.
Tune in for Modern Notebook, Sunday night from 8 to 10 ET on Classical WSMR 89.1 and 103.9. Listen online at wsmr.org.
Hour 1
- Colomba from David Liptak’s Constellations.
- Iman Habibi’s Âhūye Kūhī.
- Seasons by Ayala Asherov.
- Anna Meadors’ Where Did All The Words Go?
- a gamelan in the distance by Orlando Jacinto Garcia.
- Introit by Bosba Panh.
- Libby Larsen’s Deep Summer Music.
Hour 2
- Long Waves and Random Pulses by Annie Gosfield.
- Mark Engebretson’s Radiance.
- Rio Bravo by Gabriela Ortiz.
- Fumiko Miyachi’s Up, Down, Top, Bottom, Strange, Charm.
