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Circularities

Elizabeth Alker serves up a selection of fresh music for late night listening from genre-defying artists.

Join us on a journey through landscapes of ambient and experimental sounds as Elizabeth Alker offers up a selection of fresh music from genre-defying artists. Expect to hear from emerging independent creators whose work plays with orchestral textures and classical form as well as the latest from a new generation of contemporary composers whose output is infused with the spirit of rock, pop and electronica.

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Sun 17 Nov 202423:30
BBC Radio 3

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Music Played

  • Divide and Dissolve

    Monolithic

    • Bella Union.

  • Bill Ryder-Jones

    Leaning (Star of Sweden)

    • If....
    • Double Six.

  • Mark Barrott

    Mono no aware

    • Everything Changes, Nothing Ends.
    • Reflections.

  • Clara Mann

    Stadiums

    • Stadiums.
    • The state51 Conspiracy.

  • Brìghde Chaimbeul

    Cr​ò​nan (i)

    • Carry Them With Us.
    • Glitterbeat.

  • Jonny Fryer

    Esterel

    • Esterel.
    • Trestle Records.

  • Benson Taylor & James Adrian Brown

    Church of First

    • Church Of First.

  • Ballake Sissoko & Lorenzo Bianchi Hoesch

    Berceuse

    • Radicants.
    • Ornithology France.

  • Philip Clemo

    To Breathe

    • Through the Wave of Blue.
    • All Colour Arts.

  • Ben Lukas Boysen

    Alta Ripa

    • Alta Ripa.
    • Erased Tapes.

  • UEVPD

    Track 4

    • s/t.
    • World of Echo.

  • Claire M Singer

    Braeriach

    • Saor.
    • Touch.

  • Jake Blanchard

    Ethereal Ink

    • Fermentation.
    • Eiderdown Records.

  • Bonnie “Prince” Billy

    Our Home (feat. Tim O’Brien)

    • The Purple Bird.
    • No Quarter.

Broadcast

  • Sun 17 Nov 202423:30
    BBC Radio 3

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