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Max Reinhardt

Max Reinhardt digs deep into his record bag to find sonic inspiration, plus a preview of London's 'Baroque at the Edge' festival.

Max Reinhardt digs deep into his record bag to find sonic inspiration in ambient, electronic and folk music.

The show also shines a light on London's "Baroque at the Edge" festival, featuring performances from recorder virtuoso Tabea Debus and pianist Joanna MacGregor.

Produced by Tayo Popoola for Reduced Listening.

1 hour, 30 minutes

Last on

Thu 4 Jan 201823:00
BBC Radio 3

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Music Played

  • Xenoula

    Tororoi

    • Xenoula.
    • Weird World.

  • Dadawah

    Run Come Rally

    • Peace And Love: Wadadasow.
    • Wild Flower ‎.

  • Makaya McCraven

    Venus Rising

    • Highly Rare.
    • International Anthem Recording Company.

  • Olivia Louvel

    My Crown (feat. Fiona Brice)

    • Data Regina.
    • Cat Werk Imprint.

  • Thomas Adès

    The Four Quarters

    Performer: Thomas Adès. Ensemble: Calder Quartet.
    • The Twenty-Fifth Hour: Chamber Music of Thomas Adès.
    • Signum.

  • Pye Corner Audio

    Resist

    • Where Things Are Hollow.
    • Lapsus Records.

  • Erroll Linton

    Wish You Would

    • Packing My Bags.
    • Bra$$dog Records.

  • Kim Myhr

    A

    • You / Me.
    • Hubro.

  • Dogo Suma

    TMK

    • Sounds Of Sisso.
    • Nyege Nyege Tapes.

  • Giona Vinti

    Dirge For A Friend

    • The Hanged Man Jazz Sessions.
    • Apparel Tronic.

  • Stijn Demeulenaere

    Latitudes 2016 (Excerpt)

    • Latitudes - September 2016.
    • silken tofu ‎.

  • Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith

    To Follow & Lead

    • The Kid.
    • Western Vinyl.

Broadcast

  • Thu 4 Jan 201823:00
    BBC Radio 3

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