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Burmese song, Norwegian jazz and Aldous Harding

Verity Sharp presents new music from the New Zealand singer-songwriter Aldous Harding, plus experimental music from Burma and contemporary Norwegian jazz.

Verity Sharp presents new music from the New Zealand singer-songwriter Aldous Harding, plus experimental music from Burma and contemporary Norwegian jazz. There’s also a look ahead to May Day, through the “obscure, tense and delicate” sound-world of artist Alice Kemp.

Produced by Steven Rajam.
A Reduced Listening production for BBC Radio 3.

1 hour, 30 minutes

Last on

Thu 25 Apr 201923:00
BBC Radio 3

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Music Played

  • Yves Theiler Trio

    Slush In Thaw

    • We.
    • Intakt Records.

  • Jeff Ballard

    Grounds Entrance

    • Fairgrounds.
    • Edition Records.

  • Pi-oux

    A Mhan Ta Yar

  • Davy Graham

    No Preacher Blues

    • Midnight Man.
    • Bread & Wine.

  • ဦးဘသန္း

    Saung

    • Burmese Folk And Traditional Music.
    • Folkways Records.

  • Sarah Angliss

    Dust

    • Air Loom.

  • Jupiter & Okwess

    Kwe Ngienda

    • Glitterbeat.

  • Peter Garland

    Moon Viewing Music: II. Even more so...

    • Moon Viewing Music (Inscrutable Stillness Studies #1).
    • Cold Blue Music ‎.

  • BartolomeyBittmann

    Menuett

  • Barbara Ellison

    Vocal Phantoms tts11

    • Sonic Phantoms.

  • Dhafer Youssef

    Atithi devo bhava Suite: Chakkaradaar

  • Thanos Chrysakis, Chris Cundy, Peer Schlechta & Ove Volquartz

    Music For Two Organs & Two Bass Clarinets: I

  • Aldous Harding

    Weight of the Planets

    • Designer.
    • 4AD.

  • Vessel

    Fantasma (For Jasmine) / Good animal (For Hannah)

    • Queen of Golden Dogs.

  • The RSPB

    Let Nature Sing

    • Horus Music Limited.

  • Lizabett Russo

    Birds

    • Something-in-Movement.

  • Ståle Storløkken

    Stranded at Red Ice Desert. Remember Your Loved Ones

    • The Haze of Sleeplessness.
    • Hubro.

  • Alice Kemp

    Spore Tongue For A Rotting May Queen

    • Fill My Body With Flowers And Rice.
    • ERRATUM MUSICAL.

Broadcast

  • Thu 25 Apr 201923:00
    BBC Radio 3

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