Crashing waves and curlew calls
Escape with Elizabeth Alker for an hour of music that defies classification, from meditative reflections on the Pacific Ocean to music inspired by the calls of curlews in Orkney.
Escape with Elizabeth Alker for an hour of music that defies classification. We’ll dive into a couple of marine-inspired pieces from Australia, with meditative reflections on the Pacific Ocean as a home from Sydney musician Alexandra Spence, as well as sonic experiments from sound artist Timothy Fairless about rising water levels in Brisbane.
Plus glittering synths from American composer Holland Andrews, sublime drones from Paris-based guitarist Daou, and music inspired by the calls of curlews in Orkney courtesy of a new project by musician and nature enthusiast Merlyn Driver.
Produced by Katie Callin
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Music Played
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Carmel Smickersgill
Questioning
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Alexandra Spence
Blue Waves
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Jane Antonia Cornish
Sky
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Philipp Rumsch
Echo
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Daniel Villarreal
Patria
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Timothy Fairless
Wavemaking
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Astrid Sonne
How Far
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Merlyn Driver
Geltsdale and Hadrian's Wall - Bubbling Song (April)
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Cosmo Sheldrake
Numinous
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Roger Eno
The Turning Year
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John Fahey
Sunflower River Blues
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Holland Andrews
Transform Forever
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Quayola & Seta
Transient #B_022​-​03
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Daou
Regrets
Broadcasts
- Thu 12 May 2022 23:30³ÉÈË¿ìÊÖ Radio 3
- Thu 21 Jul 2022 23:30³ÉÈË¿ìÊÖ Radio 3