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Fiona Talkington 08/03/2011

Finnish accordionist Kimmo Pohjonen in a new release with the Kronos Quartet and Samuli Kosminen, Albert Khuvezin and Yat-Kha combine throat singing with Japanese poetry, the Kit Downes Trio from their CD Quiet Tiger and a new release from singers Trio Medieval. With Fiona Talkington.

1 hour, 45 minutes

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Tue 8 Mar 2011 23:15
蜜芽传媒 Radio 3

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Music Played

  • 驰补迟鈥怟丑补

    The way my poetry should go

    • Poets and Lighthouses.
    • YATKHA YAT005.

  • Robin Williamson

    Sir Patrick Spens

    • Iron Stone.
    • ECM 9876441.

  • Nils 脴kland

    Horisont

    • Monograph.
    • ECM1792432.

  • Joanna Newsom

    Sawdust and diamonds

    • Ys.
    • Dragcity DC303CD.

  • Trio Medi忙val

    Kyrie

    • A Worcester Ladymass.
    • ECM 476 4215.

  • Kit Downes Trio

    Quiet Tiger

    • Quiet Tiger.
    • Basho SRCD342.

  • Kimmo Pohjonen, Samuli Kosminen and Kronos Quartet

    Utu/Plasma

    • Uniko.
    • Ondine ODE1185-2.

  • Tin Hat Trio

    Daisy Bell

    • The sad machinery of spring.
    • Hannibal HAN1524.2.

  • Moondog

    Down is Up

    • Moondog.
    • HONESTJONS HJRCD106.

  • Nashville Mandolin Ensemble

    Cuban Landscape with Rain

    • plectrasonics.
    • CMH Productions 8010.

  • Christian Wallumr酶d Ensemble

    Jumpa/Scarlatti Sonata

    • CD Fabula Suite Lugano.
    • ECM 271 1269.

  • Ustad Shujaat Husain Khan

    Ek Prakar (Lullaby)

    • Dil.
    • Felmay fy8176.

  • June Tabor

    Standing Line

    • folk against fascism.
    • FokagainstFacism FAF1.

  • Philip Clemo and Ysanne Spevack + mark sanders drums

    Thinking of the infinite sun

    Artist: Soundzero

    • Clemo/Spevack.
    • SZ1.

Broadcast

  • Tue 8 Mar 2011 23:15
    蜜芽传媒 Radio 3

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