16 May 13 - Fund Drive GV Pack & Ravi Shankar Pack
Shakti with John McLaughlin, “La Danse Du Bonheur,” A Handful of Beauty, Columbia
Shakti with John McLaughlin, “La Danse Du Bonheur,” A Handful of Beauty, Columbia
Ravi Shankar, Various, The Living Room Sessions, Part 2, East Meets West
Buika, Various, La noche mas larga
Ivan Lins, Various, Cornucopia
Pedrito Martinez, Various, Rumba de la Isla
La Santa Cecilia, Various, Treinta Dias
Ravi Shankar, Various, The Living Room Sessions, Part 2, East Meets West
Rolling Stones, Various, DVD Crossfire Hurricane
Jake Shimabukaro, Various, Gently Weeps, Hitchhike Records
Bob Dylan, Various, Tempest
9 May 2013 – MicroFest / Joseph Brent & Kenneth Harris
GUESTS: JOSEPH BRENT (MANDOLIN) and KENNETH HARRIS (GUITAR AND VOCALS)
Aruna Sairam, “Saravanabhava,” Divine Inspiration, World Village
Du Sems Ensemble, “Ney improvisation in Makam Huzzam, Ilahi 1-5,” The Sun of Both Worlds, Traditional Turkish Sufi Music, ARC Music
Christian McBride & Inside Straight, “Ms Angelou,” People Music, Mack Avenue
Toumani Diabate and Basekou Kouyate, “Marielle,” Djelika, Rykodisc
Lara Downes, “Bowles: Preludes for Piano, NO. 1, 2, and 3,” Exiles Café, ArkivMusic
Piano Spheres @ Boston Court
Intimacies with Mark Robson/Friday 10 May 2013/8pm
http://www.bostoncourt.com/music-at-boston-court
Mark Robson, “Wuorinen – Haroun,” and “Sciarrino – Prelude,” Private Recording
Del Sol String Quartet, “Spanish Garland, 12 Folk Melodies from Spain,” Zia, Sono Luminus
Yo Yo Ma, Stuart Duncan, Edgar Meyer and Chris Thile, “Fiddle Medley,” “All Through the Night,” and “Attaboy,” The Goat Rodeo Sessions, Sony Classical
MicroFest: Heavy Metal – Gongs & Guitars
Sunday May 12 8:00 pm
Lyman Hall, Thatcher Music Building, Pomona College
Corner of Fourth and College, Claremont
Free
http://microfest.org/heavy-metal-gongs-guitars/
Los Angeles Electric 8, “Nathaniel Braddock, III Tempered Lancaran,” Plays Shostakovich, Mendelssohn, Braddock, Siegel and Kohl, www.losangeleselectric8.com
Lou Harrison, “Threnody for Carlos Chavez,” Chamber and Gamelan Works, New World Records
Joseph Brent, mandolin, “Caprices, Book I: Presto,” Nocturnes and Caprices by David Loeb, Vienna Music
Joseph Brent, Mandolin, “Nocturnes (2010),” Joseph Brent, Mandolin Plays Nocturnes and Caprices by David Loeb, Vienna Music
Joseph Brent and Kenneth Harris, Various, Live In-Studio
Joseph Brent, “Histoire du Tango, A. Piazzolla (1921-1992),” Bordel 1900, Point of Departure, Bridget Kibbey
Tommy Emmanuel, Martin Taylor, "I Won't Last A Day Without You," The Colonel & The Governor, Mesa
Los Angeles Electric 8, Reich: “Electric Counterpoint, III,” Interlocking Textures, www.losangeleselectric8.com
Shakti w/ John McLaughlin, “La Danse du Bonheur,” A Handful of Beauty, Columbia
Ry Cooder, “Guantanamo,” Election Special, Nonesuch
Forward Kwenda, “Mukai Tiende,” Svikiro - Meditations from an Mbira Master, Shanachie
Cal Arts Tabla Ensemble, Various, North Indian Classical Music, Private Recording
Tarana Festival 2013
1-8:30 pm – Saturday May 4
http://musiccircle.org/
Tarun Bhattacharya w/ Abhijit Banerjee, “Drut Gat in Tintal,” Santur, India Archive Music
Vishwa Mohan Bhatt, “Raga”, Remembering George Harrison Concert 2006, Private Recording (used by permission)
Janos Starker, Various Excerpts, “Bach Sarabande,” Pacifica Radio Archives
Hopkinson Smith, “Suite No. 3 in C Major BWV 1009,” Johann Sebastian Bach, Naïve
MicroFest: Just String Quartets
8:00 pm – Saturday May 4 - Pasadena
www.MicroFest.org
Ben Johnston, “String Quartet No. 4, Amazing Grace”, Private Recording
Eclipse Quartet, Lou Harrison: “String Quartet Set: Usul, Variations & Estampie” Private Recording
Ben Johnston, Eclipse Quartet, “Revised Standards,” Unreleased, Microfest Records
Hamilton de Holanda & Andre Mehmari, “FrevoGismonti pascoal,” The Music of Egberto and Hermeto, Adventure Music
Ferran Savall, “La canco del lladre,” Miren el nostre mar, Alia Vox
The Golden Gate Quartet, Josh White, “Silicosis Blues,” Freedom (at the Library of Congress) (1940), Bridge
Les Primitif's Du Futur, “Eddie & Lonnie,” Cocktail D'Amour, Paris Jazz Corner Productions
Oorjak Hunashtaar-ool, “Reka Alash (Alash River),” Melodii Tuvi, Throat Songs & Folk Tunes from Tuva
Stan Freberg, “Elderly Man River,” Tip of the Freberg: The Stan Freberg Collection, 1951-1998, Rhino
Lee Konitz, Brad Mehldau, feat. Charlie Haden, “Lullaby of Birdland,” Live at Birdland, ECM
Tommy Emmanuel, Martin Taylor, “Lullaby of Birdland,” The Colonel & The Governor, Mesa/Bluemoon
GLOBAL VILLAGE WITH JOHN SCHNEIDER, PLAYLIST FOR 4/25/13
GUEST HOST: MAGGIE LEPIQUE
IN-STUDIO GUEST DJ: CHARLIE HADEN (Legendary Bassist, Composer, Educator and Activist)
From his start as a bluegrass and country radio child prodigy to his controversial avant garde jazz explorations with Ornette Coleman, to his politically charged Liberation Music Orchestra, to his collaborations with too-numerous-to-mention fellow jazz legends, Charlie haden has defined new generations of music and defied musical boundries. He has been honored as a National Endowment for the Arts Jazz Master and celebrated as a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award recipient.
Pat Metheny Group, “Are You Going With Me?,” Off Ramp, Turn Left, ECM
Richie Havens, “Follow,” High Flyin' Bird, The Verve Forecast Years, Verve
Michael Kiwanuka, “I'm Getting Ready,” Home Again, Polydor
Cecile McLorin Salvant, “St. Louis Gal,” Woman Child Mack Ave. Records
Willie Nelson, “Let's Face the Music and Dance,” Let's Face the Music and Dance,
Bill Evans w/ Cannonball Adderley, “Waltz for Debby,” Peace Pieces (Vinyl), Riverside
The Beatles I'm Looking Through YouRubber SoulCapitol
The Beatles, “Glass Onion,” White Album, Apple
The Beatles, “Paperback Writer,” The Beatles (1962-1966), Apple
Charlie Haden & Liberation Music Orchestra, “Song of the United Front,”and “El Quinto Regimiento (The Fifth Regiment),” Liberation Music Orchestra, MCA
Russ Freeman/Richard Twardzik Trio, “A Crutch for the Crab,” Trio, Pacific Jazz Records
Duke Ellington, “Take 1,” Solos, Duets and Trios, Bluebird/BMG
Stan Kenton, “Lover Man,” Kenton Showcase, Capitol
Wayne Anthony, “Wish I Could Stay,” Michel Colombier, Old Fool Back on Earth, Anthology
Petra Haden, “This Not America,” Petra Goes to the Movies, Anti Records
Charlie Haden (w/ Ruth Cameron), “Let’s Call It a Day), Sophisticated Ladies, Decca
Charlie Haden Family & Friends, “Old Haden Family Show Haden Family & Friends, Ramblin’ Boy, Decca
Charlie Haden, “Oh, Shenandoah,” Charlie Haden Family & Friends, Ramblin’ Boy, Decca
Charlie Haden & Hank Jones, “Come Sunday,” Come Sunday, Decca
Thursday April 25th Global Village 11am - 1pm
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The Global Village, KPFK's Musical weekly world tour, will celebrate the incredibly creative career of bassist, jazz legend and musical innovator Charlie Haden.
Maggie LePique will sit in for regular Thursday host John Schneider and welcome Mr. Haden back to the KPFK studios for a special hour as Global Village co-host
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Charlie will be playing some his favorite music and Maggie will be playing some of her favorite Charlie Haden tracks and talking with Charlie Haden about his prolific, groundbreaking body of work and his upcoming return to the concert stage. Don't miss this very special edition of the Global Village on April 25th from 11AM to 1PM with legendary musical artist and co-host Charlie Haden sitting in as co-host with Maggie LePique from Noon to One PM.
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GUESTS: Nicholas Isherwood, Houman Pourmehdi
Indrani Mukherjee, “Raga: Multani,” Longingly Yours...Indrani Mukherjee, Hindustani Classical Vocal, Bihaan Music
Nicholas Isherwood
bass baritone extraordinaire
The Alchemy Suite: an evening with N. Isherwood
Sat. Apr 20 - Monk Space – 4414 W. 2nd St / LA 90004 / 8:30pm
Recital: Nicholas Isherwood & Mark Robson
Sun Apr 21/8pm – Salmon Recital Hall / Chapman Univ.
http://chapman.universitytickets.com/user_pages/event.asp?id=404&cid=38
Nicholas Isherwood (bass) and Eric Watson (piano), “A Farewell to Land,” Charles Ives (1874-1954) Melodies, Accord
Massimo Bartolini and Nicholas Isherwood, Various, Hum, Massimo Bartolini & Nicholas Isherwood, Musica per Roma
Rechter Augenbraven-Tanz, Various, Capricornus, Striving for Light (Stockhausen), Gema
Giovanni Paolo Colonna, “Exortum est in tenebris,” Salmi da Vespro per il giorno di S. Petronio, Digital Live, Tactus
Dean Drummond (1949-2013)
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/04/18/arts/music/dean-drummond-composer-and-musician-dies-at-64.html?_r=0
Newband, “Daphne of the Dunes (Harry Partch), Newband Plays Microtonal Works by Harry Partch, Thelonius Monk, Matthew Rosenblum, Dean Drummond, and James Pugliese, Mode
Newband, “'Round Midnight (Thelonius Monk),” Newband plays Microtonal Works by Harry Partch, Thelonius Monk, Matthew Rosenblum, Dean Drummond and James Pugliese, Mode
Newband, “Congressional Record,” Newband plays Partch and Drummond, Innova
Lian Ensemble
Brighter Than Silence
Sunday apr 28 – Wilshire Ebell Theatre / 7:30pm
http://wilshireebelltheatre.files.wordpress.com/2010/02/lian-ensemble-4-28-13.jpg
Lian Ensemble, “Havay-e-Vatan,” Live in Concert, www.lianrecords.com
Lian Ensemble, “Lulee - Shab Dozd,” and “Soltan Kharabat,” Banquet in the Tavern of Ruin, Lian Records
Indrani Mukherjee
Persuasions of Springtime
Sunday apr 21 – Avatar Meher Baba Center / 2pm
1214 S. Van Ness Ave/LA 90019
http://indrani-concert.bpt.me
Indrani Mukherjee, “Raga: Multani,” and “Thumri: Desh,” Longingly Yours, Bihaan Music
Ravi Shankar, “Raga Bhairavi”, The Living Room Sessions, Pt.2, East Meets West Music
IN-STUDIO GUESTS: Gernot Wolfgang & Arturo Cardelus (Hear Now Festival)
John McLaughlin, Zakir Hussain, T.H. "Vikku" Vinayakram, “The Wish,” Remember Shakti, Polygram
Martin Perry (Bartok), “Improvisations on Hungarian Peasant Songs, op. 20,” Martin Perry Piano (Bartok, Rozsa, Carter), Bridge
Hear Now Festival of L.A. Composers
www.HearNowMusicFestival.org
Sat Apr 13/8pm & Sun Apr 14/5pm
First Lutheran Church of Venice
Various, “Demian Sonata (Arturo Cardelus),” “Concerto a Tre (William Kraft),” “Awakening (Billy Childs),” “Waxing Nostalgic (Laura Karpman),” “Moto Perpetua (Liviu Marinescu),” Private Recording
Gernot Wolfgang, “Theremin's Journey, Short Stories, Albany
Alyssa Park & Scott Dunn (John Adams), “Road Movies,” Recorded live broadcast at KPFK Studio A, 2009
Joshua Bell & Academy of St. Martin in the Fields, “Symphony No. 7,” Joshua Bell Conducts Beethoven, Symphonies No. & 5, Sony Classical
Chick Corea & Gary Burton, “Mozart Goes Dancing,” Hothouse, Concord
MicroFest
http://microfest.org/california-microguitars/
John Schneider (Lou Harrison), “Scenes from Nek Chand,” Just Guitars, Bridge
Giacomo Fiore, (Larry Polansky), “Free Horn,” YouTube
Living Earth Show, “Pork Roll (Ueno),” YouTube
Bill Alves, “The Breath of the Compassionate,” Private Recording
Gary Burton, Larry Coryell, “Lines,” Gary Burton Quartet in Concert, Cherry Red Records
Anderson Fader Duo, “Fantasy on Twelve Strings,” Le Cirque, Furious Artisans
Druphad Singing at Music Circle
http://musiccircle.org/
Uday Bhawalkar, “Raga,” Private Recording
Mohammed Fairouz, “Choral Fantasy,” Native Informant, Naxos
Crosby, Stills, Nash, “Carry On,” Deja Vu, Atlantic
Loudon Wainwright III “Over the Hill”, Older Than My Old Man Now, 2nd Story Records
Randy Newman, “Laugh and Be Happy,” Harps and Angels, Nonesuch
The Kim Richmond Concert Jazz Orchestra, “Willow Weep for Me,” Artistry: A Tribute to Stan Kenton, Mama Records
Bill Evans, “California, Here I Come,” Live at the Top of the Gate, Resonance
GUESTS: PATRICK SCOTT (JACARANDA); BEN HARBERT (FILMMAKER, “FOLLOW ME DOWN”, HAMMER MUSEUM)
Aruna Sairam, “Pirava Varam Tarum.” Divine Inspiration, World Village
Bela Fleck and the Marcus Roberts Trio, “Kalimba,” Across the Imaginary Divide, Rounder
February House – Sunday April 7 / 7:30 / Santa Monica
http://jacarandamusic.org/0316.php
Colin McPhee, “Taboh Teloe (Ceremonial Music),” Goldstone & Clemmow, Two Pianos (Balinese Ceremonial Music), Olympia
Goldstone & Clemmow (pianos), Benjamin Britten, Goldstone & Clemmow, “Overture: Paul Bunyan,” Goldstone & Clemmow, Two Pianos, Olympia
Benjamin Britten/Colin McPhee, “Ceremonial Music”, The Roots of Gamelan, The First Recordings, World Arbiter
Irene Herrmann, Mark Brandenburg, et al (Paul Bowles), “Duet for Oboe & Clarinet,” Paul Bowles, Koch
Jacaranda, Britten: “Good Souls, we have shown you...”Curlew River (Jacaranda)Decca
Les Surprises Baroques
Music of Handel & Vivaldi’s “Spring” from 4 Seasons
Sat. Apr 6 – 8pm – St James’ Episcopal Church/Pasadena
Sun. Apr 7 – 2pm – All Saint’s Episcopal Church/Beverly Hills
Philharmonic Baroque (Vivaldi), “Concerto in E Major, La Primavera,” Four Seasons, www.philharmonia.org
Christine Brandes & Arcadian Academy with Nicholas McGegan, “So When the glitt'ring queen of the night (Purcell)With Charming Notes,” Purcell and Blow, Songs & Instrumental Music, Harmonia Mundi
Breath of the Compassionate
Music of Johnston, von Schweinitz & Alves Visual Music Ensemble
Thursday/Apr 11/8pm
Russian Hall • 2041 Argyle Ave • LA 90068 (Hollywood)
http://microfest.org/breath-of-the-compassionate/
Bill Alves Visual Music Ensemble, “Time Resonances,” Private Recording – see the video on the microfest website above
David Chesky, “Rag. No. 1 "The New Yorker", Rag No. 2 "The Bernstein" Rag No. 3 "The Duke", The New York Rags, www.chesky.com
Follow Me Down
Follow Me Down explores the remarkable impact of music in Louisiana prisons. Filmed in three prisons over the course of two years, Georgetown University ethnomusicologist Ben Harbert weaves together portraits of extraordinary inmate musicians—some serving life sentences, some new commits, and one soon to be released. With unprecedented access, this unique investigation exemplifies music as a powerful tool in struggles with alienation, criminal justice, community, race, gender, privacy, and manipulation, ultimately revealing the humanity in us all. (103 min., color, HD)
FREE – Friday April 5, 7:30pm Hammer Museum, Westwood
http://hammer.ucla.edu/programs/detail/program_id/1638
Various prisoner musicians , Follow Me Down (Soundtrack)
Jim McAuley/Scott Fraser & Alex Cline/GE Stinson
Eagle Rock Center for the Arts – 2225 Colorado/Eagle Rock
Sunday 7pm
Improvised music
Jim McAuley & Scott Fraser, “Improv,” Private Recording
Hopkinson Smith (Johann Sebastian Bach), “Suite No. 2 in d minor, Prelude,” Bach Suites No.s 1,2,3, Naïve
Derdiyoklar, “Ata SozleriEisko,” Folk Derdiyoklar, Turkii la
Du Sems Ensemble, “Ilahi (Hymn) in Makam Ussa,” The Sun of Both Worlds, Traditional Turkish Sufi Music, www.arcomusic.co.uk
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