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Tuesday - Max Reinhardt

A Midsummer night's musical feast with Max Reinhardt including new albums from Nancy Elizabeth and Melt Yourself Down, a Last Duet from saxophonists Lol Coxhill and Michel Doneda, vintage Cajun from Amédé Ardoin and contemporary works by Graham Fitkin and Arturas Bumsteinas.

45 minutes

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Tue 16 Jul 201323:45
BBC Radio 3

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Music Played

  • Melt Yourself Down

    Free Walk

    • Melt Yourself Down.
    • The Leaf Label.
    • BAY 85CDP.

  • Daphne Oram

    2001 Effects Tape 1

    • The Oram Tapes Volume One.
    • Young Americans.
    • YOUNGAM003CD.

  • Nancy Elizabeth

    Mexico

    • DANCING.
    • Leaf Label.
    • BAY84CD.

  • Johann Sebastian Bach

    Partita No 1 in B Minoe BWV 1002: 1. Allemanda

    Performer: Chris Thile.
    • Bach: Sonatas and Partitas Vol 1.
    • Nonesuch.
    • 535360.

  • Arturas Bumsteinas

    Prelude / Interlude

    • Sleep (An Attempt At Trying).
    • Bô?t.
    • BR K002.

  • Lol Coxhill & Michel Doneda

    Last Duet 4

    • Sitting On Your Stairs.
    • Emanem.
    • 5028.

  • Bobby “Blue” Bland

    Stormy Monday Blues

    • The Voice.
    • COLUMBIA.
    • CDCHD-323.

  • Amédé Ardoin

    Les Blues Prison

    • For The Faithful.
    • Tompkins Square.
    • TSQPRO226.

  • Graham Fitkin

    Piano piece late '89

    • FLAK.
    • FACTORY CLASSICAL.
    • FACD-346.

Broadcast

  • Tue 16 Jul 201323:45
    BBC Radio 3

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