There's music that was played on the first edition of New Sounds, Sept. 3, 1982, with music by ambient pioneer Brian Eno with and without guitarist, composer, and producer Robert Fripp; multi-disciplinary artist Laurie Anderson; and American minimalist composer Steve Reich. Also, minimalist composer Philip Glass makes a special appearance and presents music from the World Festival of Sacred Music. From the World Festival of Sacred Music, co-curated by Philip Glass, and recorded in 2001 at Merkin Hall, listen to the sweet sounds of a trombone shout choir, The McCollough Sons of Thunder, led by Elder Edward Babb; a solo improvisation by Native American flutist of Navajo and Ute heritage R. Carlos Nakai, and a call to prayer by Kuwaiti-born Egyptian-American Sufi imam, author, and activist Faisal Abdul Rauf. Plus, the pop-inflected, fun, and difficult-to-categorize music of the Penguin Café Orchestra, an ensemble led by the late Simon Jeffes, and more. PROGRAM #2067, The New Sounds 20th Anniversary Show (First aired September 3, 2002) ARTIST: Brian EnoWORK: Julie With… [1:00]RECORDING: Before and After ScienceSOURCE: EG ENO-4INFO: Re-released by Astralwerks, and available on Amazon.com ARTIST: Fripp & EnoWORK: Wind on Water [4:42]RECORDING: Evening StarSOURCE: Discipline Global Mobile, Island Records, CarolineINFO: Available at AppleMusic, Amazon.com, YouTube, and Spotify ARTIST: Laurie AndersonWORK: O Superman [5:21]RECORDING: United States LiveSOURCE: Warner BrothersINFO: Available at AppleMusic, Amazon.com, YouTube, and Spotify ARTIST: Michael RiesmanWORK: Glassworks: Rubric [6:03]RECORDING: GlassworksSOURCE: Sony Classical Masterworks #90394INFO: Available on Amazon.com, iTunes, or Spotify ARTIST: Sheikh Faisal Abdul RaufWORK: call to prayer [2:45]RECORDING: World Festival of Sacred Music/New Sounds Live at Merkin Halll, 5/8/01 and 5/9/01SOURCE/INFO: This performance not commercially available. ARTIST: McCollough Sons Of ThunderWORK: Can You Say Yeah, excerpt [5:58]RECORDING: World Festival of Sacred Music/New Sounds Live at Merkin Hall, 2001-05-09SOURCE/INFO: This performance not commercially available. ARTIST: R. Carlos NakaiWORK: Improvisation [1:55]RECORDING: World Festival of Sacred Music/New Sounds Live at Merkin Halll, 5/8/01 and 5/9/01SOURCE/INFO: This performance not commercially available. ARTIST: Penguin Cafe OrchestraWORK: Penguin Café Single [2:54]RECORDING: Music from the Penguin CafeSOURCE: Editions EGINFO: https://penguincafe.bandcamp.com/ ARTIST: Steve Reich & Glen VelezWORK: Clapping Music [1:00]RECORDING: Live, New Sounds, 9/86SOURCE: This performance not commercially available.INFO: The work appears on 10 record set "Works 1965-95" via Nonesuch ARTIST: Steve ReichWORK: Music for 18 Musicians [3:00]RECORDING: Works 1965-95SOURCE: NonesuchINFO: https://stevereich.com/disc/steve-reich-works-1965-1995/
There's music that was played on the first edition of New Sounds, Sept. 3, 1982, with music by ambient pioneer Brian Eno with and without guitarist, composer, and producer Robert Fripp; multi-disciplinary artist Laurie Anderson; and American minimalist composer Steve Reich. Also, minimalist composer Philip Glass makes a special appearance and presents music from the World Festival of Sacred Music.
From the World Festival of Sacred Music, co-curated by Philip Glass, and recorded in 2001 at Merkin Hall, listen to the sweet sounds of a trombone shout choir, The McCollough Sons of Thunder, led by Elder Edward Babb; a solo improvisation by Native American flutist of Navajo and Ute heritage R. Carlos Nakai, and a call to prayer by Kuwaiti-born Egyptian-American Sufi imam, author, and activist Faisal Abdul Rauf. Plus, the pop-inflected, fun, and difficult-to-categorize music of the Penguin Café Orchestra, an ensemble led by the late Simon Jeffes, and more.
PROGRAM #2067, The New Sounds 20th Anniversary Show (First aired September 3, 2002)
ARTIST: Brian EnoWORK: Julie With… [1:00]RECORDING: Before and After ScienceSOURCE: EG ENO-4INFO: Re-released by Astralwerks, and available on Amazon.com
ARTIST: Fripp & EnoWORK: Wind on Water [4:42]RECORDING: Evening StarSOURCE: Discipline Global Mobile, Island Records, CarolineINFO: Available at AppleMusic, Amazon.com, YouTube, and Spotify
ARTIST: Laurie AndersonWORK: O Superman [5:21]RECORDING: United States LiveSOURCE: Warner BrothersINFO: Available at AppleMusic, Amazon.com, YouTube, and Spotify
ARTIST: Michael RiesmanWORK: Glassworks: Rubric [6:03]RECORDING: GlassworksSOURCE: Sony Classical Masterworks #90394INFO: Available on Amazon.com, iTunes, or Spotify
ARTIST: Sheikh Faisal Abdul RaufWORK: call to prayer [2:45]RECORDING: World Festival of Sacred Music/New Sounds Live at Merkin Halll, 5/8/01 and 5/9/01SOURCE/INFO: This performance not commercially available.
ARTIST: McCollough Sons Of ThunderWORK: Can You Say Yeah, excerpt [5:58]RECORDING: World Festival of Sacred Music/New Sounds Live at Merkin Hall, 2001-05-09SOURCE/INFO: This performance not commercially available.
ARTIST: R. Carlos NakaiWORK: Improvisation [1:55]RECORDING: World Festival of Sacred Music/New Sounds Live at Merkin Halll, 5/8/01 and 5/9/01SOURCE/INFO: This performance not commercially available.
ARTIST: Penguin Cafe OrchestraWORK: Penguin Café Single [2:54]RECORDING: Music from the Penguin CafeSOURCE: Editions EGINFO: https://penguincafe.bandcamp.com/
ARTIST: Steve Reich & Glen VelezWORK: Clapping Music [1:00]RECORDING: Live, New Sounds, 9/86SOURCE: This performance not commercially available.INFO: The work appears on 10 record set "Works 1965-95" via Nonesuch
ARTIST: Steve ReichWORK: Music for 18 Musicians [3:00]RECORDING: Works 1965-95SOURCE: NonesuchINFO: https://stevereich.com/disc/steve-reich-works-1965-1995/