Soundmaking

Soundmaking

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Soundmaking episodes

  • Ep91: Ted Hearne – Place

    Composer, singer, and bandleader Ted Hearne talks about his album Place. The episode includes 2 of the 19 parts from this work: "Boundary" and "What about my son?"

    Place conceived by Ted Hearne, Saul Williams and Patricia McGregor


    Video version of Place: https://vimeo.com/426800787

    Released on New Amsterdam Records (2020)


    Taylor Levine, electric guitar

    Braylon Lacy, electric bass guitar

    RC Williams, keyboards

    Ron Wiltrout, drums

    Diana Wade, viola

    Ashley Bathgate, cello

    Christa van Alstine and Eileen Mack, clarinets

    Matt Barbier and Weston Olencki, trombones

    Jonah Levy, trumpet

    Rachel Drehmann, french horn

    Clara Warnaar, percussion

    Philip White, mixer feedback

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    22 min
  • Ep.90: Yanna Momina – Afar Ways (with Ian Brennan)

    Producer Ian Brennan speaks about the Yanna Momina's album Afar Ways, the 10th release in Glitterbeat’s “Hidden Musics” series. Afar Ways was recorded live in a stilt-hut in Djibouti in the spring of 2018, and may be purchased here:

    https://yannamomina.bandcamp.com/album/afar-ways

    https://glitterbeat.com/

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    24 min
  • Ep.88: Giacomo Fargion – Sixty Miniatures
    London based electronic music composer Giacomo Fargion discusses Sixty Miniatures. The project features 60x1 minute pieces that are heard on a purpose built website and encountered in a random order.

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    24 min
  • Ep.87: Sarah Maria Sun – Folk Songs (with Ensemble SONGS)

    German soprano Sarah Maria Sun talks about the release Folk Songs, which she made in collaboration with Ensemble SONGS. The album features work by 3 composers. You will extracts of works by Samuel Blaser, Oscar Strasnoy, and Luciano Berio.


    http://sarahmariasun.de/

    https://samuelblaser.bandcamp.com/album/folk-songs

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    34 min
  • Ep. 85: Stefan Prins – Inhabit Inhibit

    We spoke with Stefan Prins about his hour long composition Inhabit Inhibit. The work is for 4 spatialized quartets, 6 feedback soloists & live-electronics. The performance is by soloists of Ensemblekollektiv Berlin & ASKO|Schönberg Ensemble, conducted by Baldur Brönnimann. The episode ends with an except of the opening 13 minutes of the work. We warmly recommend you listen to the rest of the performance here -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PkVCB_kq1Lc


    http://www.stefanprins.be/eng/index.html

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    29 min
  • Soundmaking ep.84: Mariam Rezaei (Skeen)

    We spoke with Newcastle based composer and turntablist Mariam Rezaei about 3 tracks from her 2020 album Skeen, released on Fractal Meat Cuts.

    fractalmeat.bandcamp.com/album/skeen

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    19 min
  • Ep. 83: Kobe Van Cauwenberghe (Anthony Braxton, Ghost Trance Septet)

    We spoke with Brussels based guitarist Kobe Van Cauwenberghe about a new Ghost Trance Septet release of compositions by Anthony Braxton.

    https://elnegocito.bandcamp.com/album/ghost-trance-septet-plays-anthony-braxton



    Kobe Van Cauwenberghe - electric guitar, nylon string guitar, electric bass, synths, voice 

    Frederik Sakham - double bass, electric bass, voice 

    Elisa Medinilla - piano 

    Niels Van Heertum - euphonium, trumpet 

    Steven Delannoye - tenor saxophone, bass clarinet 

    Anna Jalving - violin 

    Teun Verbruggen - drums, percussion 

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    28 min

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Soundmaking is a podcast by Håkon Stene and Matthew Shlomowitz where composers and performers discuss the how and why of music they created.

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