1. Alap - Raga Yaman (voice + tanpura)

2. Prelude & Sarabande from the Suite in G minor by Sainte-Colombe (viol)

3. Jod - Raga Bhairavi (voice+viol)

4. Jhala - Raga Bihag (voice + tanpura)

5. Yaman Improvisation (viol)

In lieu of a live performance on 24 April 2020 (cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic), this is the audio from a special performance Romina recorded for eavesdropping during lockdown, which was broadcast on our new YouTube channel.

In lieu of a live performance on 20 March 2020 (cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic), we are sharing some substitutes.

This is the audio from Rie's performance at Cafe OTO on 19 March 2020. The whole concert was live-streamed on YouTube and can be found here: https://youtu.be/f9MWwpfsojE (Rie's set starts at 1:37:00).

Huge thanks to Cafe OTO for letting me share this recording.

In which eavesdropping host Juliet Fraser talks to Marlo De Lara a.k.a. marlo eggplant about origin stories, the roles of technology, embodiment and vulnerability in feminist art practices, and the power of a name (or a vegetable).

References: Riot Grrrrl movement; Kelly Jayne Jones; Sonic Cyberfeminisms; Wysing Arts Centre; Tara Rodgers's book and website 'Pink Noises'; Ladyz in Noyz.

Recorded 14 April 2020 in London and Los Angeles.

In which eavesdropping host Juliet Fraser talks to Romina Lischka about crossing musical genres, multiple identities and rediscovering a childish creativity.

Recorded 9 April 2020 in London and somewhere near Leuven.

In which special guest Heather Roche* talks to eavesdropping founder Juliet Fraser about old music, new music, turkeys and these strange times.

Recorded 20 March 2020 in our respective Telegraph Hill and Stepney homes using technology that we don't completely understand.

*Heather Roche is a clarinettist and eavesdropping alumnus, having performed in season one.

In lieu of a live performance on 20 March 2020 (cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic), we are sharing some substitutes.

This piece was to be the encore of Juliet's set at eavesdropping on 20 March 2020: a short extract, featuring a goat, a swine, a cicada, an owl, an eagle and a nightingale, from Richard Ayres's 'No. 42 (In the Alps — an animated concert)'.

Performed here on 9 February 2020 with the Hartley Loop Orchestra c. Benjamin Oliver at Turner Sims, Department of Music, Southampton University. Costume by the MA students of the Fashion Department of Winchester School of Art. Music and Text by Richard Ayres. By kind permission of Schott Music Ltd.

Juliet's set was also to include a work-in-progress performance of a new module of the 'Tracery' project with composer Cassandra Miller. And old but little-known (and very strange) module, 'Tracery : The Slits' can be viewed here: https://vimeo.com/267407136.

In which eavesdropping host Juliet Fraser talks to Rie Nakajima about O YAMA O (the accidental pop band), the healthy way of one line of constant change, and documentation and ephemerality.

Recorded 24 February 2020 in Juliet's dining room in Stepney Green.

Live recording of a performance by Raghad Haddad (viola) and Hanen Kiwan (percussion) at eavesdropping on 21 February 2020.

Recorded for eavesdropping by John Croft.

In which eavesdropping host Juliet Fraser talks to accordionist Eva Zöllner about being a nomad, commissioning and reviving repertoire, and performers as curators.

Recorded 21 February 2020 in the chapel at Oxford House.

Live recording of a performance by Raghad Haddad (viola) and Hanen Kiwan (percussion) at eavesdropping on 21 February 2020.

This begins with an improvisation on the bayat makam scale, and moves into 'Saalouni elnas', a song by the Lebanese singer Fairuz.

Recorded for eavesdropping by John Croft.