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Composer Henrik Hellstenius presents his latest album Public Behaviour released in February 2024 on BIS Records.
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Vilde & Inga discuss their amazing double album "How Forests Think", released on Sofa Music.
A short documentary about the making of the album can be found here.
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Composer and pianist Aaron Wyanski speaks about his new 'session orchestra' arrangement of Schoenberg's op.25, part of his Schoenberg in Hi fi series.
https://aaronwyanski.bandcamp.com/album/schoenberg-suite-op-25
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Composer and guitarist Fredrik Rasten presents his latest disc, Lineaments, out on SOFA Music, as well as other work reflecting his fascination for just intonation and related sound phenomena.
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Kerry Young discusses his project Cover Me Cage
Kerry Yong is a performer, composer and arranger based in east London. He trained as a pianist and now also performs on keyboards and electronics. His piano repertoire includes unusual classical repertoire (such as the Alkan’s arrangement of Mozart’s D minor Concerto K 466 for solo piano), new compositions, and his own project Cover Me Cage: electronic arrangements of various prepared piano works by John Cage.
He performs in groups such as Apartment House, Plus-Minus Ensemble and WeSpoke, and has appeared in many new music festivals including Audiograft, Borealis, Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival, LCMF, MaerzMusik, ISCM World Music Days, Ultima; in series such as Kammer Klang, Music We’d Like To Hear and NonClassical; on BBC Radio and recording labels Another Timbre and Wirripang.
Kerry studied piano with Stephanie McCallum in Sydney and completed a doctorate at the Royal College of Music in London studying piano with Andrew Ball. He is also Director of Music of Grace Church Hackney, where they are happy to use ancient chants, traditional hymns and new works with choirs, bands, electronics, objects and the like.
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Juliana Snapper and Andrew Infanti speak about their under-water opera “You Who Will Emerge from the Flood”. At the end of the episode, you will hear Blorkra Suite, a 6-minute mash-up of electronic music and vocal recordings from several site-specifics productions of this work. The work has been presented at AKSIOMA, Institute for Contemporary Art (Ljubljana); Queer up North Festival (Manchester); TRAMA Festival de Artes Performativas (Porto); Teatr Dramatyczny Migracje Festiwal (Warsaw); La Bâtie - Festival de Genève; and Bendigo International Festival of Exploratory Music.
https://www.julianasnapper.com/?pg=work-you-who-will-emerge-from-the-flood
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American pianist Richard Valitutto presents his solo album Nocturnes & Lullabies out on New Focus Recordings
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Sound artist Lasse Marhaug discusses the making of "Context", released on Smalltown Supersound.
Check out more releases by Lasse here.
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Composer and Percussionist John Lane presents the album Trigger – Artists respond to gun violence.
Also check out a video on The Innocents
https://www.the-innocents.com
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San Francisco based composer and electronic musician Jon Leidecker (AKA Wobbly) discusses his new album Popular Monitress, released on Hausu Mountain Records.
Read more and purchase the album here: https://w0bbly.bandcamp.com/album/popular-monitress
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Australian pianist Lisa Moore talk about her album No Place to Go But Around with pieces by Frederic Rzewski .
The album was released by Cantaloupe Music in June 2022, and may be purchased here
Watch the album trailer:
…and the video made for the opening track To His Coy Mistress:
The New York times wrote about the album:
“That inviting quality of Moore’s album extends to her latest performance of “Coming Together,” one of Rzewski’s most well-known contributions to the modern repertoire… Moore’s solo voice-and-piano approach takes dramatic notice of references to lovers’ “emotions in times of crisis” that are present in the literary source material…Just as striking is her take on the rarely heard “To His Coy Mistress,” a setting of Andrew Marvell’s poem from the 17th century. Moore’s playing is meticulous when it comes to the compact three-act structure of the music (and its text); she hits the gas with a controlled force" ...
“The lushness of some of its (Amoramaro) chords, though, is what strikes me most forcefully on repeat listens. And that’s thanks in part to Moore’s overall approach to Rzewski, which often allows for a greater range of emotion than other interpreters permit, including the composer."
https://www.nytimes.com/2022/08/03/arts/music/lisa-moore-rzewski.html
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London-based composer WIlliam Marsey and pianist Joseph Havlat present their album Dutch Indoor Subjects.
The album and sheet music can be bought here
Dutch Indoor Subjects is inspired by the Dutch paintings of painting, everyday scenes from the 15- and 1600s.
Track 7, Belmont Chill, was nominated for BASCA British Composer Award 2018
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For this episode of Soundmaking we spoke with Swedish composer Lisa Streich about her orchestral work Segel, which was completed in 2017. This recording is the first track of a profile CD of Lisa's work released in 2018 on Wergo. The work is performed by LUCERNE FESTIVAL ACADEMY, conducted by Gregor A. Mayrhofer
This episode is released a few days before the 2022 edition of the Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival where Lisa is Composer in Residence -
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