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Tonight's edition features new music from The Green Kingdom and Federico Duran, as well as long-form greatness from Shy Layers and some fabulous sounds from Anne Muller, Forest Swords, Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs, Bambles and much more. Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′00″ Sleeper by Neil Cowley on Sleeper (Mote)Cowley's one-off release for Piano Day (March 29th) 5′53″ Another Sky by The Green Kingdom on Empyrean (Dronarivm)

En ce dimanche d’avril , premier épisode du cycle sur la nuit de Récréation Sonore. Nuit qui se fait multiple, sonore, énigmatique et inquiétante . Ecoutons toutes les vies qui l’habitent, oiseaux et les papillons de nuit, mais aussi peur d’enfants et terreurs nocturnes … En compagnie de Floriane Pochon de Phaune Radio, de Cabiria Chomel, d’ Emmanuelle Gibello et Renée Greusard, plongeons au coeur de la nuit . Polyphaune #15, saison 2 : Alerte au mâle hibou ! Lumière pliée dans ses plumes, Phaune Radio déploie ses ailes sur les branches de la nuit et s’entête à défoncer le point du jour. Plumes acérées, cri en suspension, silence majuscule et vol cursif, Strigidae et Tytonidae fendent l’air, l’air de rien, et rien ne pourra les faire terre. Phaune Radio suit donc à la lettre tous les signes de caractères de ces oiseaux de nuit et, en bon arracheur de temps, traverse les étoiles pour vous livrer ce nouvel épisode polyphaunesque. Avec des vrais morceaux de : Alan Tower, Setec, The Super Powered Owl (BBC), Yann Paranthoën, Pierre Huguet, Niobe, Chris Marker, Knud Viktor, Jean Claude Roché, Julia Hanadi, Cliff Edwards, Deaf Center, THF Drenchin, Twin Peaks, Gillian Welch & Alison Krauss, Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga’Hoole (Zack Snyder), Uncle’s Bob Storybook Room, Archimede’s Laugh, The Incredible Transforming Owls Qui sont les papillons de nuit ? que font ils dans nos jardins ? Les enfants d’un atelier en école primaire, à Bruxelles, ont confié leurs idées à Cabiria Chomel Papillons de Nuit, 2015 . Nuit, un poème de Victor Hugo, est lu par Muriel KS . Emmanuelle Gibello nous propose une composition sonore “Pour faire peur aux enfants dans le noir”, issue de son album “Labyrinthe” . « Son style est indéfinissable, à la fois très imagé mais abstrait; trop froid pour être onirique, mais pas formaliste pour autant. Il est agréable de se perdre dans ce labyrinthe qui constitue une première proposition forte et porteuse. » Francois Couture La nuit, quand la plupart des gens dorment tranquillement, Renée affronte un monde hostile. Dans son sommeil elle voit des fantômes. Elle sent le sol qui s’écroule, le plafond qui tombe. Elle crie, elle hurle, parfois même elle cogne. Qui est le plus à plaindre : la mauvaise dormeuse ou son amoureux ? Et que faire pour que ça cesse ? Enquête médicale à la recherche du sommeil perdu. Terreurs nocturnes, une réalisation de Renée Greusard pour Arte Radio Musique Expérimentale Dans le cadre de notre partenariat avec le Studio d’Électroacoustique du Conservatoire de Pantin », nous écoutons une des compositions les plus récentes, une pièce intitulée « Salcousmatique» de Valentin Sismann. Cette émission a été préparée et présentée par Muriel KS. Le générique, inspiré par la musique du film “Un Flic” de Jean-Pierre Melville (1972 ; musique de Michel Colombier) est interprété à la trompette par Thibault Renard. Musique : Poison de Ona – Licence Creativecommons

En ce dimanche d'avril , premier épisode du cycle sur la  nuit de Récréation Sonore.  Nuit qui se fait multiple, sonore, énigmatique et inquiétante .  Ecoutons toutes les vies qui l'habitent, oiseaux et les papillons de nuit, mais aussi peur d'enfants et terreurs nocturnes …   En compagnie de Floriane Pochon de Phaune Radio, de Cabiria Chomel, d' Emmanuelle Gibello et Renée Greusard, plongeons au coeur de la nuit .  Polyphaune #15, saison 2 :  Alerte au mâle hibou !  Lumière pliée dans ses plumes, Phaune Radio déploie ses ailes sur les branches de la nuit et s'entête à défoncer le point du jour. Plumes acérées, cri en suspension, silence majuscule et vol cursif, Strigidae et Tytonidae fendent l'air, l'air de rien, et rien ne pourra les faire terre. Phaune Radio suit donc à la lettre tous les signes de caractères de ces oiseaux de nuit et, en bon arracheur de temps, traverse les étoiles pour vous livrer ce nouvel épisode polyphaunesque. Avec des vrais morceaux de : Alan Tower, Setec, The Super Powered Owl (BBC), Yann Paranthoën, Pierre Huguet, Niobe, Chris Marker, Knud Viktor, Jean Claude Roché, Julia Hanadi, Cliff Edwards, Deaf Center, THF Drenchin, Twin Peaks, Gillian Welch & Alison Krauss, Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole (Zack Snyder), Uncle's Bob Storybook Room, Archimede's Laugh, The Incredible Transforming Owls Qui sont les papillons de nuit ? que font ils dans nos jardins ? Les enfants d'un atelier  en école primaire, à Bruxelles, ont confié leurs idées à Cabiria Chomel  Papillons de Nuit, 2015 . Nuit, un poème de Victor Hugo, est lu par Muriel KS . Emmanuelle Gibello nous propose une composition sonore “Pour faire peur aux enfants dans le noir”, issue de son album “Labyrinthe” . "Son style est indéfinissable, à la fois très imagé mais abstrait; trop froid pour être onirique, mais pas formaliste pour autant. Il est agréable de se perdre dans ce labyrinthe qui constitue une première proposition forte et porteuse. " Francois Couture La nuit, quand la plupart des gens dorment tranquillement, Renée  affronte un monde hostile. Dans son sommeil elle voit des fantômes. Elle sent le sol qui s'écroule, le plafond qui tombe. Elle crie, elle hurle, parfois même elle cogne. Qui est le plus à plaindre : la mauvaise dormeuse ou son amoureux ? Et que faire pour que ça cesse ? Enquête médicale à la recherche du sommeil perdu.  Terreurs nocturnes, une réalisation de Renée Greusard pour Arte Radio Musique Expérimentale Dans le cadre de notre partenariat avec le Studio d'Électroacoustique du Conservatoire de Pantin", nous écoutons une des compositions les plus récentes, une pièce  intitulée « Salcousmatique» de Valentin Sismann. Cette émission a été préparée et présentée par Muriel KS.   Le générique, inspiré par la musique du film “Un Flic” de Jean-Pierre Melville (1972 ; musique de Michel Colombier) est interprété à la trompette par Thibault Renard. Musique  :  Poison de  Ona  -  Licence Creativecommons  Source: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnnBCffappJ4k2zjnRjLt_w

En ce dimanche d'avril , premier épisode du cycle sur la  nuit de Récréation Sonore.  Nuit qui se fait multiple, sonore, énigmatique et inquiétante .  Ecoutons toutes les vies qui l’habitent, oiseaux et les papillons de nuit, mais aussi peur d'enfants et terreurs nocturnes …   En compagnie de Floriane Pochon de Phaune Radio, de Cabiria Chomel, d’ Emmanuelle Gibello et Renée Greusard, plongeons au coeur de la nuit .    Polyphaune #15, saison 2 :  Alerte au mâle hibou !  Lumière pliée dans ses plumes, Phaune Radio déploie ses ailes sur les branches de la nuit et s’entête à défoncer le point du jour. Plumes acérées, cri en suspension, silence majuscule et vol cursif, Strigidae et Tytonidae fendent l’air, l’air de rien, et rien ne pourra les faire terre. Phaune Radio suit donc à la lettre tous les signes de caractères de ces oiseaux de nuit et, en bon arracheur de temps, traverse les étoiles pour vous livrer ce nouvel épisode polyphaunesque.   Avec des vrais morceaux de : Alan Tower, Setec, The Super Powered Owl (BBC), Yann Paranthoën, Pierre Huguet, Niobe, Chris Marker, Knud Viktor, Jean Claude Roché, Julia Hanadi, Cliff Edwards, Deaf Center, THF Drenchin, Twin Peaks, Gillian Welch et Alison Krauss, Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole (Zack Snyder), Uncle's Bob Storybook Room, Archimede's Laugh, The Incredible Transforming Owls   Qui sont les papillons de nuit ? que font ils dans nos jardins ? Les enfants d'un atelier  en école primaire, à Bruxelles, ont confié leurs idées à Cabiria Chomel  Papillons de Nuit, 2015 . Nuit, un poème de Victor Hugo, est lu par Muriel KS .   Emmanuelle Gibello nous propose une composition sonore “Pour faire peur aux enfants dans le noir”, issue de son album “Labyrinthe” .   "Son style est indéfinissable, à la fois très imagé mais abstrait; trop froid pour être onirique, mais pas formaliste pour autant. Il est agréable de se perdre dans ce labyrinthe qui constitue une première proposition forte et porteuse. " Francois Couture     La nuit, quand la plupart des gens dorment tranquillement, Renée  affronte un monde hostile. Dans son sommeil elle voit des fantômes. Elle sent le sol qui s'écroule, le plafond qui tombe. Elle crie, elle hurle, parfois même elle cogne. Qui est le plus à plaindre : la mauvaise dormeuse ou son amoureux ? Et que faire pour que ça cesse ? Enquête médicale à la recherche du sommeil perdu.  Terreurs nocturnes, une réalisation de Renée Greusard pour Arte Radio   Musique Expérimentale Dans le cadre de notre partenariat avec le Studio d'Électroacoustique du Conservatoire de Pantin", nous écoutons une des compositions les plus récentes, une pièce  intitulée « Salcousmatique» de Valentin Sismann.     Cette émission a été préparée et présentée par Muriel KS.   Le générique, inspiré par la musique du film “Un Flic” de Jean-Pierre Melville (1972 ; musique de Michel Colombier) est interprété à la trompette par Thibault Renard. Musique  :  Poison de  Ona  -  Licence Creativecommons  Source: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnnBCffappJ4k2zjnRjLt_w      

The Hearing Speech and Deaf Center has just received a $2,000 grant from the Greater Cincinnati Foundation and the United Way to help people who are deaf better communicate under the pandemic. The funds will be used for the production of "window" masks - cloth masks with a vinyl window that allow people to see the lips of the person who is speaking.

 Stream Jonny Nash - Make A Wilderness - ApparitionLogic Moon - Phoenix - I Will Always RememberDeaf Center - Low Distance - Movements /The AscentRafael Anton Irisarri - Peripeteia - Refuge/RefuseprotoU - Anomalies - Pellucid Waters (feat. Hilyard)Luís Fernandes - Demora - Demora Pt.2David Norland - Glam Tear Stain - Agate Or BariumFelt - Ballad Of The Band (Single) - Candles In A ChurchRachel Grimes - The Clearing - The ClearingSufjan Stevens And Lowell Brams - Aporia    - Climb That Mountain"Guardar Link Como" - "Save Link As"Right Mouse Button Click For Save (Last Show April 12)Foi quandonesta tarde de quinta-feiraque a luz entrou dormentequase suspensa pela janelae os livros iluminados obliquamentedescubro um prazer escondidonuma vela apagada.Podia ser mas não é.Estou sótambém o mundoa paragem colectiva no suspiro sufocadolembra que não estamos inteiros para Abril.Está longe a pátria dos sonhos partilhadosEstá pálida a carne dos corpos enclausuradosA canção chama lentamente os espíritospara dentro do quartoo tempo roda insano à nossa voltacomo moscas que vigiam vagarosamenteo apodrecer da frutacobiçam o sangue, negro até ao infinito.Só depois da morte o brancoSó depois de aflito se libertam os pulmõesRisco as palavrasPor mais quanto tempo?as mãos embaladas ao som das máquinas da cidadee em cada raio vagaroso que bate no ferrosepultamos as esperanças.Poema | Poem by - Ana Freitas ReisFotografia | Photo by - Alípio Padilha

The Memory Palace is a proud member of Radiotopia, a collective of independently owned and operated podcasts. A note on shownotes. In a perfect world, you go into each episode of the Memory Palace knowing nothing about what's coming. It's pretentious, sure, but that's the intention. So, if you don't want any spoilers or anything, you can click play without reading ahead. Anyway... This episode was originally produced for an episode of Radiolab from WNYC, released in August of 2019. Music Cul-de-Sac from Krzysztof Komeda’s Knife in the Water. [The Mistral Noir](http:// https://geo.music.apple.com/us/album/the-mistral-noir/973468266?i=973468267&mt=1&app=music) by Daniel Herskedal. [Trakors](http:// https://geo.music.apple.com/us/album/tr%C3%A4kors-f%C3%A4ltinspelad/1446106006?i=1446106011&mt=1&app=music) by 1900. Eloy by Deaf Center. [Leaping Dance](http:// https://geo.music.apple.com/us/album/leaping-dance/265055509?i=265055945&mt=1&app=music) from the Netherlands Wind Ensemble And Facing the Obstacles from Rob Simonson’s score to the Final Member. Notes This episode relied heavily on the work and research of Professor Gabriel Rosenberg of Duke, using his article, “No Scrubs: Livestock Breeding, State Power, and Eugenic Knowledge in the Early 20th Century United States” as a guide and jumping off point for other research.

The Memory Palace is a proud member of Radiotopia, a collective of independently owned and operated podcasts. Music On-ness by Tom Rogerson and Brian Eno. My Mamma Pinned a Rose on Me by Esmerine. Some of Eloy by Deaf Center. Saturday Evening by Tomasz Benarczyk Solitary Living by The Flashbulb A Minor by Kid606

A cura di Gigi Longo. Brani di 7 Sexteto Tabala, Jessica Pavone, Qasim Naqvi, Deaf Center, Rev Magnetic.

A cura di Gigi Longo. Brani di 7 Sexteto Tabala, Jessica Pavone, Qasim Naqvi, Deaf Center, Rev Magnetic. (seconda parte)

A cura di Gigi Longo. Brani di 7 Sexteto Tabala, Jessica Pavone, Qasim Naqvi, Deaf Center, Rev Magnetic. (seconda parte)

Episode 413: April 21, 2019 playlist: Coil, "Hammersmith Deceivers" (Live Five) 2019 Retractor Lee "Scratch" Perry, "African Starship" (Rainford) 2019 On-U Sound Jan St. Werner, "Glottal Wolpertinger Feedback Band 3 / B" (Glottal Wolpertinger (Fiepblatter Catalogue #6)) 2019 Thrill Jockey Akira Rabelais, "star to every wandring worth's unknown (excerpt)" (cxvi) 2019 self-released / Boomkat Editions Osborne, "Fools" (Fools) 2019 Helen Scarsdale Agency Gramm, "Type Eins" (Personal Rock) 1999 Source / 2019 Faitiche Michele Mercure, "Ghosts Before Breakfast" (Beside Herself) 2018 RVNG Intl. Styrofoam, "The Crook Of Your Elbow" (We Can Never Go Home) 2018 Sound In Silence Deaf Center, "Entity Voice" (Low Distance) 2019 Sonic Pieces Snowdrops, "Weird Dance" (Manta Ray (Soundtrack)) 2019 Gizeh Email podcast at brainwashed dot com to say who you are; what you like; what you want to hear; share pictures for the podcast of where you're from, your computer or MP3 player with or without the Brainwashed Podcast Playing; and win free music! We have no tracking information, no idea who's listening to these things so the more feedback that comes in, the more frequent podcasts will come. You will not be put on any spam list and your information will remain completely private and not farmed out to a third party. Thanks for your attention and thanks for listening.

National Deaf Center on Postsecondary Outcomes

Upon the ruins of night. Music from Benoit Pioulard, Northaunt, William Basinski, Deaf Center, Desiderii Marginis, Gustaf Hildebrand, Kammerheit and Ian William Craig.

Upon the ruins of night. Music from Benoit Pioulard, Northaunt, William Basinski, Deaf Center, Desiderii Marginis, Gustaf Hildebrand, Kammerheit and Ian William Craig.

Tonight's edition features new music from Ian Hawgood + Giulio Aldinucci, Tiny Leaves, Balmorhea, Emancipator, Kolsch and Tangents, plus classics from bvdub, Deaf Center, Mystified and Alessandro Cortini. Take a break and enjoy. Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Check out the full archives on the website.

Shock World Service 067: Continental Drift (Jon Averill) 4/2/16 London, United Kingdom 1. Razen - Sleeper Electronic trad? 2. Dean Blunt – Papi A fleeting piece from album ‘The Redeemer' 3. John Cooper Clarke - Health Fanatic Been a while since Dr Cooper Clarke made a world service appointment. Obvious lyrical prowess aside this is a unique & extraordinarily original piece. 4. 2 8 1 4 - Recovery Very tricky release to find, on vinyl at least. Telepath テレパシー能力者 & HKE are 2 8 1 4. Can't recommend their album ‘Birth of a New Day' highly enough. 5. Chassol - Music Is God Christophe Chassol want to Calcutta to record sounds & dialogue for his album Indiamore. Gilles Peterson fodder. 6. Spiritualized – I Didn't Mean To Hurt You (Instrumental) Caught Spiritualized performing ‘Ladies & Gentleman…' with full choir & orchestra late 2016, a reminder of how amazing they are in full flow. This is an instrumental version of a track from 2001's ‘Let It Come Down'. 7. Zazou Biyake – M'Pasi Ya M'Pamba Plinky plonky Afro electronic record I picked up that came out back in 1984 8. Sera Arreza - Bohol A piano piece I came across on Soundcloud, thanks to Sera for letting me include it in this episode. 9. Deaf Center – Thread Norwegian duo Deaf Center sounding a little like William Basinski on ‘Thread' 10. Die Unbekannten – Radio War Taking from the soundtrack to 'Lust & Sound In West-Berlin 79-89'. Which as the title suggests is a homage to the walled-in city. 11. Vaughan Williams - The Lark Ascending One of my favourite ever pieces of music. From the cold war to Great War – this was written just before the outbreak of the 1st World War. 12. TS Elliot - Journey of the Magi (Extract) A poem by TS Elliot from 1927 13. Soft as Snow - Black Birds (Maria Minerva Rework) This Maria Minerva mix segues very nicely over the previous track 14. Nancy Sinatra & Lee Hazlewood - Down From Dover You can't accuse me of not supporting Lee on this podcast 15. R2DJ - Clean Living Rescued off a scratched & dusty CD in my drawer. Beautiful slice & cut emo-hop from the album ‘Since We Last Spoke' 16. Elvis Presley - Black Star An unreleased Elvis track dealing with the inevitable state of demise. Rumoured to be where Bowie took inspiration for the title of his final album. ‘& when a man sees his black star he knows his time has come' & so dear listeners has ours for another podcast… http://www.shockworldservice.com/ Apple Podcasts: goo.gl/xyxuCh

It's fundraiser time! Do you enjoy the Memory Palace? Do you want to support independent media? Then support the home of the Memory Palace, Radiotopia. Click here and become a sustaining supporter and help keep us going for a long time to come! Music* Under the credits is Harlaamstrat 74 off of John Dankworth's Modesty Blaise score.* First bit is called Steep Hills of Vicodin Tears by A Winged Victory for the Sullen from their self-titled album. * A brief bit of Occam II for Violin by Silvia Tarrozi scores the shuttle accident (non-NASA category). * We've got Eloy by Deaf Center. * Finish out with Call from Julianna Barwick's album Pacing. Notes* There's no, proper, grown-up biography of Margaret Knight (as far as I've been able to locate). Though there are a handful of kid's books of varying degrees of charm and accuracy. She does pop up in a fair amount of "Lady Inventors!!!" collections. I read a bunch of these, but I want to single out one for its rigor: Autumn Stanley's Mothers and Daughters of Invention.

We begin part two exactly where we last left off – with a Clark remix of a track by Nils Frahm dedicated to Peter Broderick - this mix was meant to be a continuous journey after all [a single file will be available after the third part is released]. Traversing styles and genres, Cedric delivers his second installment in the Pianoarama series, featuring many well known electronic musicians, from Underworld to Four Tet to Bonobo to DJ Shadow and Deaf Center, leaving you mesmerized, just in time for part three... We hope that you’ll enjoy and support the many featured artists! Stay tuned for 2c going live next week! For full track listing and more information about this mix, please visit headphonecommute.com

What’s unique and incredibly enchanting about mixes by Roel Funcken is that he doesn’t simply select and lay out his favorite pieces – he also manipulates them into a gorgeous matrimony of sounds. As a long time producer and member of Funckarma (along with his brother Don), Funcken lightly applies minimal effects to already stunning collection of tracks, and dissipates all sudden spikes in transition. This particular mix is full of beautiful music by the likes of Rafael Anton Irisarri, Rival Consoles, Hior Chronik, Nils Frahm, Arovane, Clark, Burial, Deaf Center and many of this other favorites... I recommend you listen without the below tracklisting and see how many tracks you recognize... Enjoy! For full track listing and more information about this mix, please visit headphonecommute.com

Welcome to another Headphone Commute podcast. Today we have an eclectic selection of amazing music spanning over two hours of fresh and classic selection by Cologne (Germany) based jvbr (Kevin Gabriel and Jan Stollenwerk), who curated this vinyl-only session by bouncing the mix back and forth between each other. Take a look at the tracklist and you will see how the mix evolves from ambient textures by Deaf Center and L. Pierre to darker spaces by Raime and Miles to dub rhythms by cv313 and deadbeat, to Demdike Stare and Andy Stott and on and on and on… It’s a beautiful journey [full of delicious vinyl crackle] that is starting off my morning just right, and I’m hoping that you’ll agree! Please enjoy responsibly and support the featured artists! For full track listing and more information about this mix, please visit headphonecommute.com

After his very inspiring and beautiful tribute to Brock Van Wey, Saimon Saimonse returns to our sonic waves with a selection of his favorite modern classical and cinematic music. And the best part about this mix is that most (if not all) of the pieces are some of our favorites as well! Here you will find selections from Deaf Center, Brambles, Fabrizio Paterlini, Nest, Helios, Clint Mansell and many others... We hope that you will find it as gorgeous as we do, and in the process discover and support the featured artists. As usual, music speaks louder than words. Enjoy! For full track listing and more information about this mix, please visit headphonecommute.com

All over the map this week as we feel the vibe looking out over the Howe Sound as the sun sets and the wax spins. NK sets the mood with a killer heavy vibe and then we get all 90s techno with HIA before a massive Eno remix gets us all carried away wondering how someone ever thought of dropping beats over Eno. Spacetime drops the bouncy electronica as Terence takes a break and then we chill right out with Deaf Center followed up with Makyo gettin' all eastern droney. Label mates Bonobo and Tobin finish it off right. Tracklist: Sunlight -NK Speedlearn (Empathy Mix) - Higher Intelligence Agency An Ending (An Ascent) (Leama And Moor Remix) - Brian Eno Transient Generator - Spacetime Continuum & Terence McKenna Limn - Deaf Center Pura (the 'Goagajah' edit) - Makyo The Plug (Quantic Mix) - Bonobo Hey Blondie - Amon Tobin

1. Ryoji Ikeda — II 2. Fennesz — Black Sea 3. Opto — 10.45 a.m 4. Deaf Center — Close Forever Watching 5. Pole — Palmen Aus Leder 6. Ous Mal — Marraskuu 7. Bersarin Quartett — St. Petersburg 8. Ous Mal — Merilaulu

This week starts with a great track from Little People, travels to Norway for some Xploding Plastix. The French hip hop collective of Chinese Man features the use of a sample from Washboard Rhythm Kings' recording of Hummin' To Myself. We get into some underground hip hop from the Pacific Northwest with Blue Scholars, down to LA with some AWOL One, and out east with Aesop Rock. We glitch it up a bit with Berlins' Christian Kleine, into some Ms. John Soda and Paris' Saycet. The show closes by taking it down a notch with Deaf Center, some Clint Mansell & Kronos Quartet, and the solid songwriting and soprano voice of Joel Thibodeau's Death Vessel. Tracklist: Little People: Mezzo Xploding Plastix: Errata Chinese Man: I've Got That Tune Blue Scholars: Cinematropolis AWOL One & Daddy Kev: Rhythm Aesop Rock: No Regrets Christian Kleine: H.Y Ms. John Soda: Hiding/Fading Saycet: Chromatic Bird Deaf Center: White Lake Clint Mansell & Kronos Quartet: Summer Overture Death Vessel: White Mole

An hour of music from Nicolas Jaar, James Blake, How To Dress Well, Wolfgang Voigt and many more...

There is no clever theme to this new mix. I noticed a similar feel to much of the new music I was listening to so I decided to cobble some tunes together in a mix. All of the music in this mix is new, either 2007 or 2008, except for the Andrew Deutsch cut which is from 2005(although it is new to me). The music in this mix has a sort of subdued, orchestral fell to it. I started thinking about this mix listening to the new Deaf Center release. Layers of strings create a beautiful, melancholy experience. That pretty much describes the rest of the music in this mix. T R A C K L I S T : 00:00 Emanuele Errante - leaves 01:25 Deaf Center - Vintage Well 06:10 Bersarin Quartet - es kann nicht ewig winter sein 09:45 mwvm - context where 17:50 Andrew Deutsch - untilted #1(from cd "The Sun") 26:00 Svarte Greiner - kobbergruve.... 29:20 Jasper, TX - things could stay 37:30 Emanuele Errante - lucus 49:10 Deaf Center - ashes 50:30 Stars of the Lid - slight on the childproof 55:00 Bersarin Quartet - Inversion

Joyce welcomes John R. Macko, Interim Director in the National Technical Institute for the Deaf Center on Employment (NCE) at Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT), who will discuss the curriculum of this school with a national reputation for graduating qualified deaf students with disabilities in the areas of business and technology.