Following is a listing of the musical selections airing
on Echoes for the week of May 6-10, 2002. The dates on the
playlists are the dates the programs are distributed to stations.
Please check the program ID number to verify the program if your
station broadcasts the program on a different day than it is distributed.
Tuesday 05/07/02
A LIVING ROOM CONCERT WITH PHILIP AABERG Pianist Philip Aaberg plays live on Echoes. Philip Aaberg
is a musician who inspires accolades from George Winston, Will
Ackerman and Samite. He came to renown in the mid-1980s at the
height of Windham Hill Records and made several albums for the
label, including his critically acclaimed debut, HIGH PLAINS.
Born in Montana, Aaberg evokes the endless horizons and small
pleasures of the plains states with his melodically arresting
solo piano compositions. His 2001 album, LIVE FROM MONTANA (Sweetgrass
Music) was nominated for a Grammy Award. We capture Philip playing
alone in a San Francisco Bay living room, performing music from
across his career, including "Marias River Breakdown,"
heard recently on the score to PBS's ANSEL ADAMS.
Wednesday 05/08/02 TOM HEASLEY: AMBIENT
TUBA "Ambient" is an adjective we toss around a lot on
Echoes, but we've never applied it to the tuba until Tom Heasley's
album, WHERE THE EARTH MEETS THE SKY (Hypnos). He's just released
his second recording, ON THE SENSATIONS OF TONE (Innova). Heasley,
who lives in Palo Alto, Ca, uses extensive electronic processing
to turn his tuba into a pod of whales and a galactic transport
ship in slow motion, languid soundscapes. It often sounds electronic,
but every sound begins on the tuba. Heasley demonstrates his techniques
on Echoes.
Thursday 05/09/02
KODO'S KONCUSSIVE KONCLAVE Kodo is the world renowned Japanese Taiko drum ensemble that
took the sacred drums out of the temples and onto the concert
stage in wildy acrobatic performances. On a new album called MONDO
HEAD (Red Ink), Kodo teams up with Grateful Dead/Planet Drum percussionist
Mickey Hart to create a global percussion orchestra. Hart taps
into the impressionistic side of Kodo, aligning them with master
drummers like Zakir Hussain and Giovanni Hidalgo as well as the
world fusion vocal group Vas. Ryutaro Kaneko of Kodo, and Mickey
Hart talk about their percussion garden.
Friday 05/10/02
RICHARD SEARLES: RENAISSANCE FAIRE Richard Searles talks about ye olde music in the new age.
Richard Searles is a classical guitarist creating a modern chamber
music based in Renaissance era forms. Playing with harpsichords
and tablas, he's been orchestrating a music that mixes equal parts
of Renaissance Faire, Tolkienesque fantasies and chamber music
designs since the 1980s. His latest album is THE GREEN MAN (Earthdance).
We visit Richard Searles in his studio outside of Los Angeles
where he takes a journey to the past.
*denotes compilation
ID#02-J07-00090 Monday May
6, 2002 (Echoes Program 19Q)
ARTIST
SELECION
RECORDING
First Half Hour
Annbjorg Lien
Astra
Baba Yaga
Solas
Maybe in a Prayer
The Edge of Silence
Martin/Klamt/Rownd
Dreamwalking
Convergence
Mediaeval Baebes
Byrd One Brere
The Rose
Keola Beamer
Kawohikukapulani
Soliloquy
Second Half Hour
The Brave
Jilala 1 Nocturnal Ritual
Moroccan Spirit
The Circular Ruins
Confluence
Confluence
David Bridie
Dive
Act of Free Choice
Talvin Singh/Rakesh Chaurasia
Heaven
Vira
Danny Heines
Fly Bird Fly
What Worlds They Bring
Third Half Hour
Huayucaltia
Cholita
Amazonas
Brian Keane
Starting Out
Ansel Adams
Magical Strings
Bell off the Ledge
Bell off the Ledge
Richard Bone
In Japa
Disorient
Bobby McFerrin
Monks/The Shepherd
Beyond Words
UXB
Urban Mutant v. 1
Urban Mutant
Fourth Half Hour
Tony McManus
Ye Banks and Braes
Ceol More
Ancient Future
Semara
Planet Passion
Mickey Hart
Sweet Sixteen
Over the Edge and Back
Philip Aaberg
At One Point I See an Antelope
Field Notes
Jian Xiao-Qing
Mist
Breathing Spaces
John Rose
Gravity
Cosmogenesis
ID#02-J07-00091 Tuesday May
7, 2002 (Echoes Program 19R)
ARTIST
SELECTION
RECORDING
First Half Hour
Hiroko Okano
Hototogisou
Enn
David Michael/Randy Meade
Distant Bells
Mountain in the Sky
Scott August
Coyote Dance
Distant Spirits
Noma Hendrix
Tears
Skindiver
John Lyell/Brent Reiland
Ethereal Float
Synthetic Universe
Second Half Hour
Archetribe
Wine Strand
Earthtones
Jeff Ball
Journey
Prairie Runner
Mark Kopfler
Sons of Scotland
A Shot at Glory
Al Andalus
Jinete
Illumination
Phil Thornton
Eagle Dream
Dreamscapes
Rudy Adrian
Digital Star Streams
Concerts in New Zealand
Third Half Hour
Philharmonie
Phoenix
The Elephant Bell Ringers
Patrick Ball
Bobby Casey's
Fair Play
Cybertribe
Finding the Magic Oyster
Fast Forward*
Tina Malia
Forever
Shores of Avalon
Deborah van Dyke
Journey
Travelling the Sacred Sound Current
Fourth Half Hour
A LIVING ROOM CONCERT WITH PHILIP AABERG
Artist
Title
Original Album
Philip Aaberg
High Plains
Live from Montana
Philip Aaberg
Before Barbed Wire
Live from Montana
Philip Aaberg
Marias River Breakdown
Live from Montana
Philip Aaberg
Montana Half-Light
Live from Montana
Philip Aaberg
Going-To-The-Sun
Live from Montana
ID#02-J07-00092 Wednesday
May 8, 2002 (Echoes Program 19S)
ARTIST
SELECTION
RECORDING
First Half Hour
Tom Heasley
Western Sky
Where the Earth Meets the Sky
Danny Heines
Six Picture Dream
What Worlds They Bring
Jack Edward Smith
Dreams
Mundo Fantasia
Philip Aaberg
Marias River Breakdown
Ansel Adams*
Moodswings
Opium
Horizontal
Second Half Hour
FEATURE: TOM HEASLEY
Tom Heasley
Prelude (excerpt)
On the Sensations of Tone
Ishq
Skyblue
Orchid
Happy Rhodes
Ra Is a Busy God
Many Worlds Are Born Tonight
Jon Durant
Rosemary
Brief Light
Third Half Hour
Burkard Schmidt
Aries
Zodiac Symphony
Mediaeval Baebes
Blow Northern Wind
The Rose
Michael Hedges
Because it's There
Beyond Boundaries
Victor Spiegel
Raga in E
Evocation
Lee Boice
Night Flight
Sacred Spaces
Fourth Half Hour
Thomas Newman
Title Theme
Six Feet Under
Zero 7
End Theme
Simple Things
David Sylvian
Blackwater
Everything and Nothing
Ian Boddy/Robert Rich
State of Flux
Outpost
Leni Stern
Love Everyone Reprise
Finally the Rain Has Come
Shaman's Dream
Warming the Soul
Prana
ID#02-J07-00093 Thursday May
9, 2002 (Echoes Program 19T)
ARTIST
SELECTION
RECORDING
First Half Hour
Barbara Higbie
Variations on a Happy Ending
Variations on a Happy Ending
Ben Verdery
Song Before Spring
Ufonia
Craig Armstrong
Wake Up in New York
As If To Nothing
Lidija Bajuk
Janko Fell Asleep
Dawn Maiden
Autumn's Child
Yellow Field
Storytelling
Scott Helland
Golden Retrievers of Good Luck
Earthbound
Second Half Hour
Kazu Matsui
Talking with the Rice Spirits
Bamboo
Alias Grace
If I Could
Storm Blue Evening
Lino
Dali's Hoppers
Satin Blue
Red Shift Mantra
Cloudnoise
Deep Field Image
Chinmaya Dunster
The Watcher
On Sacred Ground
Third Half Hour
Kodo
Echo Bells
Mondo Head
David Darling
Prayer and Word
Cello Blue
Phil Thornton
Desert Dream
Dreamscapes
Boots/Aerts/van der Heijden
Triple Rock
Livelines
Fourth Half Hour
FEATURE: KODO
Kodo
Ektal
Mondo Head
Nicholas Gunn
Trail of Tears
Through the Great Smoky Mountains
Talvin Singh/Rakesh Chaurasia
Meeting
Vira
ID#02-J07-00094 Friday May
10, 2002 (Echoes Program 11S)
ARTIST
SELECTION
RECORDING
First Half Hour
Tim Farrell
Rain on the Roof
Songs from Clarowood
Philip Aaberg
Going to the Sun
Live from Montana
Lisa Walker
Mysticete
Grooved Whale
Stars of the Lid
Requiem for Dying Mothers
The Tired Sounds of Stars of the Lid
Ishq
Bhakti
Orchid
Second Half Hour
Zade
The Beauty of Her Soul
Songs Without Words II*
LAGQ
Farewell to Stromness
LAGQ
John Rose
Gravity
Cosmogenesis
Zhang Wei Liang
Sorrow
The Heavenly Sound of Xiao
Tracy Silverman
Fugue en Groove
Trip to the Sun
Chris Spheeris/Anthony Mazella
The Rushes
Brio
Third Half Hour
Richard Searles
Dragonfly
The Green Man
Kitaro
Wave of Sand
Ancient Journey
Gary Sill
Fortunata's Choice
Restless Hearts
Ed Gerhard
Howl
Soundtrack: Mark Twain*
3 AM
Marshland
Distant Early Warning
Fourth Half Hour
FEATURE: RICHARD SEARLES
Richard Searles
Orb Weaver
The Green Man
Mark Isham
If I Could Kiss You
Life as a House
Jalan Jalan
Firefly Sanctuary
Bali
Nakai/Eaton/Clipman
Prelude to a Storm
Echoes LRC Vol 7*
Copyright 2002 Pennsylvania Public Radio Associates, Inc.
