Playlist (Dreams You Still Believe).
A weekly tally of memorable things
Steve Smith has stuck in his ears.
A weekly tally of memorable things
Steve Smith has stuck in his ears.
Joseph Schwantner – New Morning for the World – Willie Stargell, Eastman Philharmonia/David Effron (Mercury; 1983)
Buke and Gase – Scholars (Brassland; 2019)
CAGE – Bertoia (Weighter; 2019)
Aaron Copland – Symphony No. 3; Three Latin American Sketches – Detroit Symphony Orchestra/Leonard Slatkin (Naxos; 2017)
Dead & Company – Playing in the Sand, Riviera Maya, MX, 2/17/18 (Los Muertos/Rhino; 2019)
R. Lee Dockery & Smokey Emery – Cathedrelic (Astral Spirits; 2016)
David Vélez/Simon Whetham – Yoi (Unfathomless; 2013)
Lori Goldston|Judith Hamann – Alloys (Marginal Frequency; 2019)
King Crimson – Meltdown: Live in Mexico City (DGM; 2018)
Andrew McIntosh – We See the Flying Bird/Five Songs – Estelí Gomez, members of Yarn/Wire (Populist; 2019)
Diatribes – Echoes & Sirens (Alpenraum; 2018)
Minami Saeki/Wakana Ikeda/Yoko Ikeda/Taku Sugimoto/Stefan Thut/Manfred Werder – Sextet (Meenna; 2018)
Taku Sugimoto & Minami Saeki – Songs (Slub Music; 2017. Audio samples here.)
Taku Sugimoto & Minami Saeki – Songs (ftarri; 2018. Audio samples here.)
Anthony Braxton – GTM (Iridium) 2007 (New Braxton House; 2012)
Sun Ra – Monorails and Satellites Vols. 1, 2 & 3 (Saturn/Cosmic Myth; 1966/2019)
King Crimson – “Cadence and Cascade (Four Singers)” (DGMLive; 1970/2019)
Michael Byron – Fabric for String Noise (Cold Blue; due Feb. 8, 2019. Audio sample here.)
> Fabric for String Noise, Parts 1 & 2 – String Noise; Dragon Rite – James Bergman
Standing on the Corner – Red Burns (self-released; 2017)
Anthony Braxton – GTM (Syntax) 2017 (New Braxton House; 2019)
John Adams – On the Transmigration of Souls – New York Philharmonic/Lorin Maazel (Nonesuch; 2004)
Michael Oesterle – L’hiver Monastique – Clemens Merkel (collection qb; 2007. Audio sample here.)
Rosalind Hall & Judith Hamann – Gossamers (caduc.; 2017)
Lori Goldston – creekside: solo cello (self-released; 2014)
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