Sound Lounge for Tuesday 7 December 2010

7 December 2010

Presented by Robbie Ellis

7:00 - Jazz Tui Nominees

The nominees for Best Jazz Album in the New Zealand Music Awards were announced last week. The winner will be announced at the National Jazz Festival in Tauranga at Easter 2011.

Sumo Jazz - Throwing Salt
Polyjazz CPJZ 114

R.DERRICK: Sumo Fat Dance (excerpt)
Sumo Jazz: Gwyn Reynolds (b.sax), Darren Pickering (keys), Richie Pickard (bass), Dan Kennedy (drums), with Reuben Derrick (t.sax), Scott Taitoko (tbn)

A.KNOPP: Setting Irrelevant
Sumo Jazz: Gwyn Reynolds (b.sax), Darren Pickering (keys), Richie Pickard (bass), Dan Kennedy (drums), with Andy Knopp (gtr)

Tessa Quayle - Whisper Not
JS 1001

B.GOLSON / L.FEATHER: Whisper Not (excerpt)
Tessa Quayle (vox), Ben Wilcock (pno), Nick Tipping (bass), Reuben Bradley (drums)

H.SILVER / J.HENDRICKS: Come On Home
Tessa Quayle (vox), Alexis French (tpt), Ben Wilcock (pno), Nick Tipping (bass), Reuben Bradley (drums)

Reuben Bradley - Resonator
Rattle Jazz RAT J 1003

BRADLEY: Exposition (excerpt)
Reuben Bradley (drums), Roger Manins (t.sax), Miles Crayford (pno/Rhodes), Mostyn Cole (bass)

BRADLEY: OK Monitor
Reuben Bradley (drums), Miles Crayford (Rhodes/synth), Mostyn Cole (bass), Kirsten Te Rito (vox), James Illingworth (synth)

7:30 - Resound

Programme 8 of 10

Kenneth Young presents:
ANTHONY RITCHIE: The Rose Family

Viva Voce, John Rosser (dir), Maria Treadaway (sop)
Recorded by Radio New Zealand Concert in the Auckland Town Hall, 21 November 1993.

More details and audio on demand at radionz.co.nz/resound.

7:52 - Smaller Petals

TAKEMITSU: From Far Beyond Chrysanthemums and November Fog
Arisa Fujita (vln), Megumi Fujita (pno)
ASV CD DCA 1120

8:00 - ISCM World New Music Days

Programme 5 of 11

Ensemble Offspring & SCM Electronics present A Wealth of Sound

KATE MOORE: Sensitive Spot
NIELS RØNSHOLDT: Die Wanderin
SUNGJI HONG: Black Arrow
PANAYIOTIS KOKORAS: Morphallaxis
CHRIS TONKIN: IN
IVAN ZAVADA: Isolate

(Recorded in the Eugene Goossens Hall, Sydney by ABC Classic FM.)

9:11 - Happy Birthday

Composer Ernst Toch was born in Vienna on 7 December 1887, the son of a Jewish leather dealer. He studied music in Frankfurt, taught in Mannheim, and fled Germany in 1933 when the National Socialists seized power. He settled in California, via Paris, London and New York, and made his living writing music for Hollywood film productions. In his sixties he wrote his first symphony, and wrote seven in total before his death in 1964. His Third Symphony won him the Pulitzer Prize for Music in 1956.

TOCH: Cello Sonata Op 50
Arthur Cook (cello), Deborah Gilwood (pno)
Centaur CRC 2575

TOCH: Symphony No 2 Op 73
Berlin Radio SO/Alun Francis
CPO 999 705

10:03 - Karlheinz Company Autumn Festival

ANDREW McMILLAN: Rutu P'au
Tua Meti (drums), Jacob Unuia (ukulele), John Bell (vib/xyl), Cameron Allen (b.sax), Finn Scholes (tpt), Andrew McMillan (cond.)

EVE DE CASTRO-ROBINSON: Ring True
Deng Liang (pno/perc)

STOCKHAUSEN: Klavierstück IX
Deng Liang (pno)

ALEX TAYLOR: Ghosts
Alex MacDonald (vla)

JONATHAN MANDENO: Nosferatu - A Symphony of Horror
Judy Lee & Lorelle McNaughton (pnos)

(Recorded by Radio New Zealand Concert at the University of Auckland Music Theatre.)

11:07 - New Music Dreams

MANINS: Missing Wes
Roger Manins (t.sax), Mostyn Cole (bass), Reuben Bradley (drums)
Rattle Jazz RAT J 1002

SAMSOM: Breathe
The FSH Trio: Kevin Field (pno), Olivier Holland (bass), Ron Samsom (drums)
Rattle Jazz RAT J 1001

NOCK: An Accumulation of Subtleties
NOCK / B.WAPLES / J.WAPLES: Joyous Awakening; Rite of Passage; Makeru Ga Kachi; Apotheosis
Mike Nock (pno), Ben Waples (bass), James Waples (drums)
FWM 001