Tuesday, October 29, 2019 – Echoes Program 1944B

Voxfire Brings Medieval Chants to the 21st Century

Remember when Gothic chant was all the rage in the 1990s with albums of Benedictine Monks and Abbess Hildegard von Bingen hymns heard in all kinds of configurations by artists like Sequentia, Richard Souther, Vox and Enigma? A band called Voxfire continues that tradition in the 21st century, taking Medieval chants and turning them into free-floating ambient expanses with beautiful vocals. We talk with the members of Voxfire who infuse their chants with ambient moods, minimalist expanses and even blues harmonica.

Tuesday, October 29, 2019
Echoes Program 1944B

Start Time

Group Name

Song Name

Album Name

First Half Hour

0:01:00 Voxfire Rosa Das Rosas Fontis
0:06:00 Maps Surveil Colours. Reflect. Time. Loss
0:10:00 Monica Williams You Are Resilience Within Us All
0:15:10 East Of Eden Bathers Mercator Projected
0:19:52 Wouter Kellerman Game of Thrones Theme In A Different Light
0:21:48 Azam Ali The Blue Phantoms

Second Half Hour

0:30:00 Interview: Voxfire
0:41:00 Voxfire Fontis Fontis
0:46:27 Freya Ridings Castles (acoustic) Freya Ridings
0:49:40 Fionnuala Sherry The Procession Songs From Before
0:52:41 Tranceology Dreamer Tranceology

Third Half Hour

1:01:00 Adrian Legg Emneth (Live) Slow Guitar
1:06:00 Jeff Johnson And Phil Keaggy Parousia (A Presence) Cappadocia
1:12:33 King Crimson Moonchild In The Court Of The Crimson King
1:14:56 Rise Burnt Offerings Strangers
1:21:12 Vagabon Please Don’t Leave the Table Vagabon
1:24:39 Candice Pacheco The Maze The Vortex: Quantum Gate II

Fourth Half Hour

1:30:00 Ioanna Gika Messenger Thalassa
1:33:18 Deadmau5 Coelacanth (ov) (Gregory Reveret Remix) Here’s the Drop
1:37:04 Berlin On My Knees Transcendance
1:41:04 Mark Dwane Cydonia Reimagined Martian Apparitions
1:45:30 break
1:46:10 Moby A Case For Shame (with Cold Specks) Innocents
1:51:35 Deborah Martin Palace Tibet

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