AN ECHOES SOUNDSCAPE & REFLECTION ON EARTH DAY On this Earth Day, Echoes presents musicians speaking about
music drawn from nature. From the wind whistling across a reed
or a musician beating drums to the rising sun, nature has always
been integral to music. We celebrate that relationship on this
Earth Day. We'll hear from artists such as Paul Winter, Samite
of Uganda, the Grateful Dead's Mickey Hart, The Soundings of the
Planet Ensemble, Bernie Krause and Robert Rich with contemplations
on the land from which their music springs. Their thoughts will
be wrapped in music from the plains piano of George Winston to
the canyon calls of Paul Winter and many more. The sound of the
planet lives on in an Echoes Soundscape and Reflection on Earth
Day.
*denotes compilation
2000-2159 ET Echoes Program
17W
ARTIST
SELECTION
RECORDING
First Half Hour
EARTH DAY CELEBRATION
Michael Gettel
Sucia
San Juan Suite
Suzanne Cianni
Full Moon Sonata
Pianissimo III
David Hudson
Shakimsa pt 1
Guardians of the Reef
Mickey Hart
Temple Caves
Planet Drum
Jalan Jalan
Sembahyang Pagi
Bali
Second Half Hour
Paul Winter
Canyon Chaconne
Canyon Lullaby
Robert Rich
Veil of Mist
Rainforest
Chuck Jonkey
The Gathering
Rio Amazonas
Samite
Mirembe
Kambu Angels
Third Half Hour
Mychael Danna
Cootes Paradise
North of Niagara
Philip Aaberg
Maria's River Breakdown
Soundtrack: Ansel Adams*
Keola Beamer
Sweet Singing Bamboo
Tales from the Dream Guitar
Dean Evenson
Clearing the Air
Forest Rain
Bernie Krause
Theme for a Summer's Day
Nature
Fourth Half Hour
R. Carlos Nakai/Paul Horn
Anasazi Journeys
Inside Canyon de Celly
Steve Roach
World's Edge
World's Edge
Gary Stroutsos
Falcon Cave
Echoes LRC Vol 7*
George Winston
Rain
Winter Into Spring
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