INTERVIEWS AND CONCERTS FOR THE WEEK
Monday 03/30
A LIVING ROOM CONCERT WITH ANTOINE DUFOUR
Canadian guitarist Antoine DuFour is a fingerstyle guitarist with a wide dynamic range who deploys his formidable guitar techniques when he plays live on Echoes. He started playing while listening to his father's progressive rock albums. Antoine's latest album is Existence and it's a tour de force of finger-style guitar playing. He does it live, on Echoes.
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Tuesday 03/31
AN INTERVIEW WITH DAVID DARLING
A cellist's contemplative politics
There aren't too many instrumental albums that will cite political journalist Amy Goodman in the acknowledgments. David Darling has created a post-Bush meditation of chamber cello orchestrations called Prayer for Compassion. We go to the lair of the lord of largo who takes us into the deep and layered world of his music.
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Wednesday 04/01
We take a sneak peak at the new album by Swiss harpist Andreas Vollenweider. It's called Air and we’ll be blowing it your way along with something by Jefferson Airplane and Hot Tuna guitarist Jorma Kaukonen from his album, River of Time.
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Thursday 04/02
Eastern inspired chamber music from cellist Kalyan and guitarist Sambodhi Prem from their CD Cello Circles. We'll also hear music from Gandalf, the Austrian auteur of fantasy music. He has a new album called Sanctuary.
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Friday 04/03
AN INTERVIEW WITH KAYA PROJECT
Global electronica fantasies
Seb Taylor is a musician of many guises, recording under the names Hibernation, Shakta, and Digitalis. But his most fertile persona has been as Kaya Project with his partner, Natasha Chamberlain. Their 3rd full-length album, And So It Goes, expands on the merger of electronica with world music exotica, from Africa to India. Taylor talks about mixing global musicians with his own electronics and slide guitar in a world music of the imagination.
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Playlists for previous weeks can be found at our Playlist Archive |