Sonata XII from Sonatas and Interludes by John Cage, performed in 4’48” (pulse = ca. 120, slower second half)
I realize this is news to absolutely nobody, but I am pretty much enthralled with secular French music from the late middle ages / early Renaissance.
J’ai Vu Le Loup performed by The Baltimore Consort
Dancing tune taken from the Dies Irae.
Sonata XII from Sonatas and Interludes by John Cage, performed in 3’34” (pulse = ca. 120)
Sonata XII from Sonatas and Interludes by John Cage, performed in 2’42” (pulse = ca. 152)
The Second Page
I’ve been making some radio. It’s a new medium for me.
I’m featured in the first episode of my friend Harris’s radio show. Check it out.
Sacred Harp 107 (Russia) as performed at the 2011 Cork all-day sing
Lohn for soprano and electronics, by Kaija Saariaho, sung by Dawn Upshaw
Fragment I for string quartet, by Elliott Carter
Étude III for large orchestra by Mauricio Kagel
Five Fathoms Deep, from the Tempest by Thomas Adès
Winter Fragments by Tristan Murail, for 5 instruments, electronics and video
(Part two here)
