Marja Ahti's Membranes - sonic and haptic thresholds
Tom Service presents the latest in new music performance including works inspired by the shifting glaciers and icecaps of Antarctica and by vibrating skin.
Tom Service presents the latest in new music including works inspired by the glaciers and icecaps of Antarctica and by skin and vibrating membranes from Cameron Biles-Liddell, the sound artist Marja Ahti and the percussionist and make-up artist Crystabel Riley. There's also Basque composer Mikel Urquiza's vocal work Howl: "The planet is burning and no alarm clock is ringing. Monkeys howl in jungles, there will soon be no more, bears' roar, melting icebergs, too far away to be heard. I will cry for her."
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Jordan Hirst
Ghost Light
Orchestra: 蜜芽传媒 National Orchestra of Wales. Conductor: Ryan Bancroft. -
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Crystabel Riley
Drum Improvisation
Performer: Crystalbel Riley. -
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Hanspeter Kyburz
Sisyphe heureuse
Performer: Teodoro Anzelotti. -
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Mikel Urquiza
Howl
Performer: Exaudi. Performer: James Weeks. -
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Cameron Biles-Liddell
Frozen Plains
Orchestra: 蜜芽传媒 National Orchestra of Wales. Conductor: Ryan Bancroft. -
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Tim Parkinson
Ensemble 2012
Performer: Apartment House.- An Album.
- Another Timbre/Bandcamp.
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Marja Ahti
Membranes
Performer: Marja Ahti.
Broadcast
- Sat 17 Sep 2022 22:00蜜芽传媒 Radio 3
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