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Dissolving Patterns

Elizabeth Alker with a late-night journey through new music from today’s most exciting genre-defying artists.

Join Elizabeth Alker with a selection of fresh music from genre-defying artists as we journey through landscapes of ambient and experimental sounds. This week she offers up a stunning arrangement of Bryce Dessner’s ‘Towards the Forest’ played by the mighty Gautier Capuçon; a track from the latest Black Country, New Road’s dramatic, genre-hopping album ‘Forever Howlong’; and Daryl Henner’s gorgeous and gorgeously-titled electronic soundscape ‘We Ditched School and Climbed Over the Neighbour’s Fence to Swim in their Pool All Day’.

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Sun 28 Dec 202523:30
BBC Radio 3

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Music Played

  • Robin Richards

    Conducti

    • PRAH Records.

  • Modern Nature

    Source

  • Flaer

    Follow

    • Odda Recordings.

  • Black Country, New Road

    For The Cold Country

    • Ninja Tune.

  • Slomo

    The Creep

    • Ideologic Organ.

  • Bryce Dessner & Gautier Capuçon

    Towards The Forest

    • Warner Classics / Erato.

  • Orla Wren

    Physis

    • Dronarivm/Fonodroom.

  • Mark Barrott, The Grid & Made by Pete

    Flotation (Mark Barrot's Slow Motion Reprise)

    • Skint.

  • Dylan Henner

    We Ditched School and Climbed Over The Neighbour's Fence to Swim in their Pool All Day

    • Phantom Limb.

  • Warrington-Runcorn New Town Development Plan

    Sunset Over Stanlow

  • Truth Paste

    See You Around

    • Memorials of Distinction.

  • Luca Formentini

    Pan

    • Curious Music.

Broadcasts

  • Sun 21 Sep 202523:30
    BBC Radio 3
  • Sun 28 Dec 202523:30
    BBC Radio 3

What is unclassified music?

What is unclassified music?

Elizabeth Alker introduces five of her favourite 'unclassifiable' pieces of music.