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This Week's Echoes Programs

Echoes Programs for the week of November 7, 2005

 Monday
11/07/05

Tuesday
11/08/05

Wednesday
11/09/05

Thursday
11/10/05

Friday
11/11/05

 0545A

0545B

0545C

0536A

0537B

Please Note: these playlists reflect the dates on which the programs were distributed to our affiliate public radio stations. Some stations delay the broadcast of Echoes, or do not run all of the hours that we produce. Please check with your local station if it is not clear which program was aired.

This Sunday's Echoes Programs
November 13, 2005

24-hour
satellite time

 2000-2100 ET

2100-2200 ET

2200-2300 ET 

2300-0000 ET

0000-0100 ET

0100-0200 ET
 Eastern  8pm-9pm  9pm-10pm 10pm-11pm 11pm-12mid 12mid-1am 1am-2am
 Central 7pm-8pm  8pm-9pm  9pm-10pm 10pm-11pm 11pm-12mid 12mid-1am
 Mountain  6pm-7pm  7pm-8pm  8pm-9pm  9pm-10pm 10pm-11pm 11pm-12mid
 Pacific  5pm-6pm  6pm-7pm  7pm-8pm  8pm-9pm  9pm-10pm 10pm-11pm

Program #

0545B
(hour 1)

0545B
(hour
2)

0545C
(hour 1)

0545C
(hour
2)

0536A
(hour 1)

0536A
(hour
2)

FEATURED THIS WEEK:

Monday 11/07/2005
MARK JENKINS: SYNTHESIZERS, SEQUENCERS AND THE CYCLES OF SOUND

Mark Jenkins has been on the English electronic music scene for years. He's been a music editor of some of England's biggest electronic music magazines, started his own label, and makes retro-space in his spare time. Mark Jenkins came by the Echoes studio, synthesizers and computers in hand, to talk about a music that started when he heard Tangerine Dream's PHAEDRA on the John Peel Show three decades ago.

Tuesday 11/08/2005
ECHOES CD OF THE MONTH:
ULRICH SCHNAUSS: FAR AWAY TRAINS PASSING BY

Ulrich Schnauss is a German electronic artist who is influenced by forebears like Tangerine Dream and Kraftwerk, but doesn't sound like he just emerged from their dusty studios after a 30 year hermitage. Instead, his electronica bristles with contemporary electro rhythms, a bit of New Wave romanticism, and melodies you want to last forever. Schnauss has perfected a balance between quiet yearning and joyful heroism in his music, like standing at the edge of the world. FAR AWAY TRAINS PASSING BY (Domino Records) is actually his first album, released in Europe in 2001, but it's been out of print and is being issued in the United States for the first time. It's lost nothing in the intervening years.

 

Wednesday 11/09/2005
A LIVING ROOM CONCERT WITH TRISTEZA
OUR 400TH LIVING ROOM CONCERT

We didn't realize we were making our 400th Living Room Concert when we recorded the San Diego-based chamber rock group Tristeza on October 18th. Tristeza was a perfect Living Room Concert experience. Five musicians in their late 20's gathered in a living room in Old San Diego, with a panoramic view of a red-hued California sunset over the Pacific. Leaning over twin guitars, drums, bass and keyboards, the band assayed new music from their album A COLORES (Better Looking Records) and revved up a few old tunes marked by their intricate, interlocked guitar lines and insistent rhythms.



Friday 11/10/2005
AL PETTEWAY & AMY WHITE: NEW APPALACHIA

Al Petteway is a gifted finger-style guitarist. His wife, Amy White, is a triple-threat on piano, mandolin and guitar. Together they've been exploring a new Appalachian music mixing original compositions with traditional songs and seasoned with occasional musical journeys to the Celtic Isles. Their latest CD, LAND OF THE SKY(Maggies Music) is an homage to the landscape right outside their North Carolina windows. Al Petteway and Amy White talk about that old country home and the new music it inspires.

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