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Wednesday - Mara Carlyle

Mara Carlyle presents spoken word music, including the debut release of Snowpoet, some of Håkon Stene's Lush Laments for Lazy Mammal. And Welsh folk singer Julie Murphy singing in a cave.

1 hour, 30 minutes

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Wed 25 Feb 2015 23:00
BBC Radio 3

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Music Played

  • Mike Stoller

    Is That All There Is?

    Performer: Peggy Lee. Composer: Jerome Jerry Leiber. Conductor: Randy Newman.
    • The Best Of Peggy Lee "The Capitol Years".
    • Capitol Records.
    • 15.

  • Sheila Hannigan, Ibrahim Maalouf, Jean-Denis Levasseur, Marie-Soleil Bélanger, Juan José Carranza, Mario Légaré & Lhasa

    La Frontera

    • The Living Road.
    • Tôt Ou Tard.
    • 6.

  • Cloudier Skies

    I Like Them Poor

    • Curious Nimbus.
    • Cloudier Skies.
    • 4.

  • Tim Summers / Traditional

    Shells in the Ocean

    Performer: Julie Murphy. Music Arranger: Julie Murphy.
    • Mermaid EP.
    • Julie Murphy.
    • 3.

  • Trad.

    The Keel Row (Northumbrian folk song)

    Performer: Phyllis Spurr. Singer: Kathleen Ferrier. Music Arranger: William Whittaker.
    • Blow The Wind Southerly - British Songs.
    • Decca.
    • 2.

  • Saksiam Petchchompu

    Saksiam Dearn Glon

    • Theppabutr Productions: The Man Behind The Molam Sound 1972-75.
    • ZudRangMa Records.
    • 10.

  • Laurence Crane

    See Our Lake I

    Performer: Tanja Orning. Performer: Håkon Stene. Music Arranger: Håkon Stene.
    • Lush Laments For Lazy Mammal.
    • Hubro.
    • 4.

  • Rival Consoles

    Recovery

    • Sonne.
    • Erased Tapes Records.
    • 6.

  • Jeff Bridges

    Hummmmmm

    • Sleeping Tapes.
    • www.dreamingwithjeff.com.
    • 4.

  • The Fall

    Guest Informant

    • The Frenz Experiment.
    • Beggars Banquet.
    • 12.

  • Luciano Berio

    Thema (Homage to Joyce), for tape

    • Berio / Maderna: Electronic Works.
    • BVHAAST.
    • 2.

  • Sam Cooke

    A Change is Gonna Come

    Performer: Joe Grass. Performer: Lhasa. Music Arranger: Lhasa.
    • Lhasa De Sela - In Session for Charlie Gillett (May 2009).

  • Josef Ketchakhmadze

    Chorali (Chorale)

    Conductor: Shalva Mosidze. Choir: Gori Women's Choir.
    • Archaica (Modern Georgian Choir Music).
    • Sony.
    • 12.

  • Siouxsie and the Banshees

    Trust In Me

    • Through The Looking Glass.
    • Polydor.
    • 3.

  • Chanpen Sirithep

    Lam Plearn Ha Fan

    • Theppabutr Productions: The Man Behind The Molam Sound 1972-75.
    • ZudRangMa Records.
    • 7.

  • George Gershwin

    Prelude for Piano No. 2

    Performer: Leonard Bernstein.
    • Gershwin: Rhapsody in Blue, etc..
    • Deutsche Grammophon.
    • 2.

  • Chaynes

    Film as Fabric, Thread and Lace (extract)

    Performer: Chaynes. Performer: Mary Stark.
    • Film as Fabric, Thread and Lace.
    • SLIP.

  • Laurence Crane

    Holt

    Performer: Tanja Orning. Performer: Håkon Stene.
    • Lush Laments For Lazy Mammal.
    • Hubro.
    • 6.

  • Gavin Clark

    I dreamt of God

    • Beautiful Skeletons.
    • Club AC30.
    • 22.

  • Snowpoet

    Butterflies

    • Butterfly - EP.
    • Snowpoet.
    • 3.

  • Terry Riley

    In C - central excerpt

    Performer: Africa Express.

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