Mein Twentieth Century explores the far corners of composed sound from its early classical history to its modern experimental antecedents. Antique music, Serialism, Musique Concrete, Early Electronics, Minimalism, Sound Art, New Music, Drone, Independent as well as Non-Western and Outsider sensibilities are brought together in an enriching audio experience
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First hour:
Beach Boys – Our Prayer
Bernard Herrmann – Overture from the seventh voyage of simbad
Supreme Dicks – Synathaesia
Quintessence – Bliss Trip
Peter Michael Hamel – Storm over Asia then calm
David Tiegham – And Now this
MX – Denne Nats Vaesen Er Stilhed
Patrice Sciortino – Forme De Brume
Byrne / Eno – Mountain of Needles
Stairbuilder – Atmospheres (interlude)
Denman Maroney – Double Zero Part 1
Beaver & Krause – Bright Shadows
Henry Cowell – Shoonthree
Xela – Heirs to the Fire
Jennifer Curtis - Death Valley
Hildur Gudnadottir – Erupting Light
Jessye Norman – Satie’s Je te Veux
Second Hour
Jefre Cantu-Ledesma – Conversations w/ myself (interlude)
Alan Hovhaness – The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam (feat. Douglas Fairbanks)
Alan Hovhaness – Symphony no. 4 (second movement)
Alan Hovhaness – And God Created Great Whales
Jan Jelinek – Universal Hand Silhouette
Buffy Saint-Marie – The Hashishin
Benjamin Britton / Christ Church Cathedral Choir – That Yonge Child / Balulalow
David Byrne – Macchu Picchu
Higuma – Sun Crown
Elektriktus – First Wave
Third Hour
Stairbuilder – Cavern (interlude)
Danny Paul Grody – Hello From Everywhere
Ilhan Mimiraglu – Le Tombeau d’Edgar Poe
Beach Boys – Elements: Fire (Mrs. O’Leary’s Cow)
Guillame Du Fay – Individia Nimica performed by Music for Awhile
Laraaji – Dance #3
William Ackerman – The Pink Chiffon Tricycle Queen
Hilding Rosenberg – The Railway Fugue from Voyage to America
Michael Brook – Earth Floor
Leon Kirchner – Lily
Vaughn Williams – March Past of The Kitchen Utensils from The Wasps
Glazunov - Winter from The Seasons, ballet Opus 67
Cliff Martinez – from Solaris soundtrack (interlude)
Belong – October Language
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