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This Sunday's Echoes Programs
September 16, 2007

Monday 09/10
EVAN BARTHOLOMEW INTERVIEW: THE CLASSICAL SIDE OF BLUETECH
An electronica composer creates ambient chamber music work
We know Evan Bartholomew as Bluetech, one of the most inventive ambient and electronic composers of the last few years. But Evan grew up studying classical music and piano. He brings that side to bear on a CD called Borderlands. We talk with Evan about picking up the digital baton.
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Tuesday 09/11
ANOUSHKA SHANKAR & KARSH KALE IN AN ECHOES LIVING ROOM CONCERT
Indian classical meets Indian electronica live on Echoes
Anoushka is the sitar playing daughter of Ravi Shankar who is equally at home with Indian classical and Goa electronica. Karsh Kale is a beat master as comfortable with a tabla drum as a computer. They recently got together on a new CD called Breathing Under Water. They come up for air to play live on Echoes.
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Thursday 09/13
JEFF BEAL INTERVIEW: WHEN IN ROME
A soundtrack composer captures the sound of down and dirty Rome circa 100 B.C.
Jeff Beal is a soundtrack composer with a personal style. His scores for HBO's Carnivale and films like Pollack have set him apart in a world of generic film composers. For the last few years he's been composing the score to HBO's Rome. Rome ended its run this year, but Jeff Beal is up for an Emmy for his innovative score to this edgy drama. In his southern California studio, Jeff Beal reveals the sound of Rome transmuted through the 21st century.
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Friday 09/14
VISUAL MUSIC
Open your ears and see
Most musicians have some visual imagery in their head when they compose and now many of them are realizing those images with new computer technology and DVDs. We can't provide the pictures, but we can give you the music that artists are using to forge a sound and vision experience. You can read about it at www.echoes.org and the article, SYNAESTHESIA FOR YOUR TV, and you can hear on this special edition of Echoes.
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