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:
Luiden Van de Triomfklok – The Belfry Bells of Brugv
Steve Reich - Tehillim part 1
Trees – Psalm 42
Les Troubadours de Roi Baudouin - Kimya
Sergej Rachmaninov – Das Grobe Abend–und Morgenlob
Ernst Reijseger – Homo Spiritualis
The Sound of Feeling – Up into Silence
Carl Orfff – Glockinspiel
Stairbuilder - interlude
Fennesz + Sakamoto – 1.5
Ruth Brown’s World Famous Music Boxes – Nightingale Song
Beaver and Krause – Bright Shadows
Oscar Ichazo – Heaven
Vangelis – La Fete Sauvage prt 2
Animal Coll. w/ Vashti Bunyan – It’s You
Alice Coltrane and Carlos Santana – Bliss – The Eternal Now
second hour:
William Basinski – Silent Night
Pierre Henry - Communion
Nico Muhly – A Hudson Cycle
Philip Glass – Music in 12 parts part 2
Pierre Henry - Credo
Aero-Mic’d – Charity Haunted House
David Byrne – Cloud Chamber
Georgia Kelly - Tarashanti
Jacques Charpentier – Lalita for Ondes Martenot and Percussion
Isang Yun - Loyang for Chamber Ensemble
Clara Rockmore – Joseph Achron – Hebrew Melody
David Behrman – Leapday night pt.2
third hour:
Noa Ain – Used To Call Me Sadness
Art Bears – A Bath of Stars
Joel Chadabe – Echoes
Incipit Musica Catholica – Benedicta
Susumu Yokota – The Plauteau Which the Zephyr Flourishes
Tchaikovsky – Cherubical Hymn from Liturgy of St. John Chrysostum
Ricardo Villalobos & Max Loderbauer - Rekondakion (Arvo Part)
Benjamin Britton – Te Deum in C major
Penguin Café Orchestra – Numbers 1-4
Erik Enocksson – The Lingering Procession
Wendy Carlos – Winter
Urzula Dudziak – Reflections
Debussy - Reflections in the Water
Brian Eno / Harold Budd - Edge of Night
Jeff Cantu – Conversations With Myself
Biff Rose - The Captain
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