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Max Reinhardt

Max Reinhardt plays drum rituals from Papua New Guinea, John Luther Adams' epic Dark Waves and a sound collage from Public Service Broadcasting featuring an all male Welsh choir.

Max Reinhardt serves up 90 minutes of music to make your mind hum. Among the selections are a ritualistic drum piece from Papua New Guinea thought to commune with the spirits, John Luther Adams' 2007 composition in one movement Dark Waves and a sound collage from Public Service Broadcasting which features the Beaufort Male Choir.

All bets are off, no limits apply, an hour and a half of sounds from across space and time.

Produced by Alannah Chance for Reduced Listening.

1 hour, 30 minutes

Last on

Wed 28 Feb 201823:00
BBC Radio 3

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Music Played

  • Marcela Lucatelli

    Chicken March

    • Phew! The Last Guide for a Western Obituary.
    • Not On Label.

  • The Iatmul of Papua Niugini

    Two slit-drum playing part of wagen mbangu at Kandangai

    • Music of Oceania.
    • Musicaphon.

  • Yuki Ame

    Circles (feat. ZOE)

    • Anamnesis.
    • Panel.

  • CHAINES

    Airship

    • The King.
    • Slip.

  • Bergrún Snæbjörnsdóttir

    BAE (before anyone else) - multimedia interactive work for 4-6 performers

    Performer: Hafdís Vigfúsdóttir. Ensemble: Stirni Ensemble. Singer: Björk Níelsdóttir.
    • Live Recording by Icelandic Radio at Dark Music Days Festival.

  • Peter Zummo, Arthur Russell, Bill Ruyle & Mustafa Ahmed

    Song II: Right; Off The Beat - Negative Ions

    • Frame Loop.
    • Foom.

  • Bas Jan

    Let's

    • Yes I Jan.
    • Lost Map Records.

  • John Luther Adams

    Dark Waves for orchestra and electronic sounds

    Orchestra: Anchorage Symphony Orchestra. Director: Randall Craig Fleischer.

  • Sun Ra

    Island In The Sun

    • Of Abstract Dreams.
    • Strut.

  • Johann Sebastian Bach

    Sonata No 2, Andante

    Performer: Aisha Orazbayeva.

  • Sons of Kemet

    My Queen Is Angela Davis

    • Your Queen Is A Reptile.
    • Impulse.

  • Saint Sister

    Castles

    • Recording of live performance at National Concert Hall, Dublin - 3rd February 20.

  • Otto Sidharta

    CO2

    • Indonesian Electronic Music 1979-92.
    • Sub Rosa.

  • Public Service Broadcasting

    Take Me Home (feat. Beaufort Male Choir)

    • Every Valley.
    • Play It Again Sam.

Broadcast

  • Wed 28 Feb 201823:00
    BBC Radio 3

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