Soundmaking

Juliana Snapper and Andrew Infanti speak about their under-water opera “You Who Will Emerge from the Flood”. At the end of the episode, you will hear Blorkra Suite, a 6-minute mash-up of electronic music and vocal recordings from several site-specifics productions of this work. The work has been presented at AKSIOMA, Institute for Contemporary Art (Ljubljana); Queer up North Festival (Manchester); TRAMA Festival de Artes Performativas (Porto); Teatr Dramatyczny Migracje Festiwal (Warsaw); La Bâtie - Festival de Genève; and Bendigo International Festival of Exploratory Music.https://www.julianasnapper.com/?pg=work-you-who-will-emerge-from-the-flood

Sarah Saviet speaks about Every Strand of Thread and Rope, a four movement work for solo violin work by Soosan Lolavar, released on All That Dust. The episode features extracts from the first and second movements and the entirety of the final movement at the end.

Singer Mimi Doulton and composer Neil Luck present "Five English Folk Songs" out May 1, 2023.

Composer Tansy Davies and keyboard player Zubin Kanga discuss the track "Star-Way" from Zubin's upcoming release "Machine Dreams" on nonclassical.

Jesse Broekman (electronics) and Christian Smith (Drums) in Contrafacta present their debut album "a place to sing at night" released on Moon Villain.

American pianist Richard Valitutto presents his solo album Nocturnes & Lullabies out on New Focus Recordings

Xenia Rubinos talks about tracks off her album Una Rosa, released on ANTI.

Sound artist Lasse Marhaug discusses the making of "Context", released on Smalltown Supersound. Check out more releases by Lasse here.

Composer and Percussionist John Lane presents the album Trigger – Artists respond to gun violence. Also check out a video on The Innocents https://www.the-innocents.com