New Music from Turkey, Slovenia and the USA
The latest in new music performance including Onur Türkmen's Kurşundan (of lead) - a moving lament for past times.
New Music Show: the latest sounds from the world of New Music - including Onur Türkmen's Kurşundan (of lead), a moving lament for past times in a performance given in Bristol by the Hezarfen Ensmble, whose mission is to explore the relationship between eastern and western music. Also today, To see a world in a grain of sand, a work for string quartet inspired by William Blake's line, 'To see a world in a grain of sand,' by the Slovenian composer Nina Šenk.
Presented by Kate Molleson
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Courtney Bryan
White Gleam of our bright star
Orchestra: BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra. Conductor: Ilan Volkov. -
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Onur Türkmen
Kurşundan (of lead)
Ensemble: Hezarfen Ensemble. Conductor: Cemi'i Can Deliorman. -
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Naomi Pinnock
Landscape
Choir: Exaudi. Conductor: James Weeks. -
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Sam Gendel
Bobplicity
Performer: Sam Gendel.- Cicada Lite: Live in Texas.
- Sam Gendel.
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Tim Parkinson
violin and piano 2017
Performer: Mira Benjamin. Performer: Siwan Rhys.- an album.
- Another Timbre.
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Jessica Pavone
Only in Dreamz
Performer: Jessica Pavone.- When No One Around You is There but Nowhere to be Found.
- Relative Pitch Records.
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Nina Šenk
To see a world in a grain of sand
Ensemble: Arditti Quartet.
Broadcast
- Sat 3 Sep 2022 20:45BBC Radio 3
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