ウィークエンドサンシャイン
ブロードキャスター、ピーター・バラカンのナビゲートで送るウィークエンド・ミュージックマガジン。独特の嗅覚とこだわりの哲学でセレクトしたグッド・サウンドと、ワールドワイドな音楽情報を伝える。
http://www4.nhk.or.jp/sunshine/
放送日： 2017年 9月23日（土）
放送時間： 午前7:20〜午前9:00（100分）
ピーター・バラカン
THIS WEEK'S PLAYLIST
http://www4.nhk.or.jp/sunshine/66/
（曲名 / アーティスト名 // アルバム名）
01. Show Biz Kids / Steely Dan // Countdown To Ecstasy
02. Crazy Man Michael / Richard Thompson // Acoustic Classics II
03. A Heart Needs A Home / Richard Thompson // Acoustic Classics II
04. What If / The Jerry Douglas Band // What If
05. Use Me / New Stew // live at Ram’s Head
06. Like Coltrane / The Steve McQueens // Terrarium
07. Guantanamera / Playing For Change // Playing For Change 3 - Songs Around The World
08. One Love / Playing For Change // Songs Around The World
09. Njalo / The Soweto Gospel Choir // Blessed
10. Ngingowakho / The Soweto Gospel Choir // Blessed
11. God Shall Wipe All Tears Away / Trio Da Kali, Kronos Quartet // Ladilikan
12. Lila Bambo / Trio Da Kali, Kronos Quartet // Ladilikan
13. Orient Express / Joe Zawinul // My People
14. Mercy, Mercy, Mercy / Cannonball Adderley // Mercy, Mercy, Mercy!
世界の快適音楽セレクション
"快適音楽"を求めるギターデュオのゴンチチによる、ノンジャンル・ミュージック番組。
http://www4.nhk.or.jp/kaiteki/
放送日： 2017年 9月23日（土）
放送時間： 午前9:00〜午前11:00（120分）
ゴンチチ
藤川パパQ
− 食欲の音楽 −
「短めの昼食」
ゴンチチ
（2分20秒）
＜IN THE GARDEN XNHL-15004／B＞
「ジェームズ＆ウェス」
ジミー・スミス＆ウェス・モンゴメリー
（8分14秒）
＜POLYGRAM POCJ-2481＞
「おもちゃの兵隊のマーチ」
野田智子
（2分30秒）
＜ファンハウス FHCF2381＞
「ハバネロペパーソース」
ジュヴェ
（3分53秒）
＜ON THE BEACH REC. OBCB0004＞
「ターフェルムジーク第1巻から 喜び」
（作曲）
（演奏）コンチェルト・アムステルダム
（指揮）フランス・ブリュッヘン
（3分50秒）
＜WEA JAPAN WPCS4403,4404,4405,4406＞
「キースター・パレード」
サイ・タフ・ヒズ・オクテット＆クインテット
（7分51秒）
＜CAPITOL CDP724349316225＞
「沖縄野菜まつり」
かでかるさとし
（2分29秒）
＜リスペクトレコード REOK-140＞
「今夜はハーティ・パーティ」
竹内まりや
（4分50秒）
＜WARNER REC. WPCV-10082＞
「「四季」から オータム（秋）1」
（作曲）
（バイオリン）ダニエル・ホープ
（管弦楽）ベルリン・コンツェルトハウス室内オーケストラ
（指揮）アンドレ・デ・リッター
（5分42秒）
＜UNIVERSAL UCCH-1037＞
「ステイシス」
ジャンピエーロ・ボネスキー
（2分31秒）
＜配信 NO NUMBER＞
「アペタイト・ブルース」
ライトニン・ホプキンス
（3分03秒）
＜P-VINE PCD-28017＞
「オジェ・コモ・バ」
映画『シェフ〜三ツ星フードトラック始めました』サントラ盤
ペリーコ・エルナンデス
（4分06秒）
＜EDITIONS MILAN MUSIC WPCR-28646＞
「あの娘に何をさせたいの」
ローウェル・ジョージ
（4分39秒）
＜WARNER MUSIC WPCR-17435＞
「ブラザー、アイム・ハングリー」
スナーキー・パピー
（8分15秒）
＜UNIVERSAL UCCU-1505＞
「ブルースのメニュー」
ブルース・バウアー
（2分21秒）
＜コロムビア COCP-39524＞
「コーヒー・オア・ティー？」
ゴンチチ
（2分05秒）
＜EPIC ESCL3738＞
「オン・ザ・ロード・アゲイン」
メンフィス・ジャグ・バンド
（2分49秒）
＜SONY MUSIC 88875128982＞
「オン・ザ・ロード・アゲイン」
ナズ
（2分00秒）
＜LO-MAX／COLUMBIA 88875 13550 2＞
「雲外蒼天」
清水靖晃
（3分10秒）
＜アイデアルミュージック NGCS-1079＞
「南の空」
ハロ
（3分55秒）
＜HALO INC. HLSR-1003＞
Jazz Record Requests
Jazz records from across the genre, played in special sequences to highlight the wonders of jazz history. All pieces have been specifically requested by Radio 3 listeners
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b006tnn9
Sat 23 Sep 2017
16:00
BBC Radio 3
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b095py6k
In this week's selection of requests from listeners' letters and emails, Alyn Shipton includes music by Florida-born pianist Don Shirley (1927-2013) who was also a psychologist and classical composer. His jazz work experimented with unusual timbres and he treated every improvisation as a composition.
Music Played
01. C Jam Blues
Johnny Hodges
Composers: Ellington/ Bigard
Performers: Johnny Hodges, as; Earl Hines, p; Kenny Burrell, g; Richard davis, b; Joe Marshall, d.
Jan 1966
Mess of Blues
Phono 87263 Tr.18
02. I Thought About You
Miles Davis
Composers: Mercer/ Van Heusen
Performers: Miles Davis, t; Hank Mobley, ts; Wynton Kelly, p; Paul Chambers, b; Jimmy Cobb, d.
March 1961
Someday My Prince Will Come
Columbia 4663122 Tr.6
03. Giant Steps
Tete Montoliu
Composer: Coltrane
Performers: Tete Montoliu, p; Nils Henning Orsted Pedersen, b; Tootie Heath d.
May 1974
Hot House
Steeplechase 37027/8 CD2 Tr.1
04. In A Moorish Marketplace
Don Shirley
Composer: Shirley
Performers: Don Shirley, p; Ken Fricker, b; Juri Taht, cello
1960
Don Shirley Trio
Cadence 25046 Tr.3
05. How Long Blues No.2
Jimmy Yancey
Composer: Carr
Performer: Jimmy Yancey, p.
4 May 1939
Complete Recorded Works Vol.1
Document 5041 Tr.17
06. Detroit Special
Big Bill Broonzy
Composer: Broonzy
Performers: Big Bill Broonzy, v, g; Black Bob, p; Bill Settles, b.
16 Sept 1936
Yonder Come the Blues
Document 32-20-1 Tr.22
07. In The Mood
Glenn Miller
Composers: Garland/ Razaf
Performers: Glenn Miller, Al Mastren, Paul Tanner, tb; Clyde Hurley, Lee Knowles, Dale McMickle, t; Wilbur Schwartz, cl; Hal McIntyre, as; Tex Beneke, Al Klink, Harold Tennyson, ts; Chummy MacGregor, p; Richard Fisher, g; Rowland Bundock, b; Moe Purtill, d.
1 Aug 1939
Essential Glenn Miller Vol.1
Sony/BMG 82876692412 Tr.1
08. Fine And Mellow
José James
Composer: Holiday
Performers: José James, v; Jason Moran, p; John Pattitucci, b; Eric Harland, d.
2015
Yesterday I Had The Blues
Blue Note 00600406536204 Tr.3
09. The Grabtown Grapple
Artie Shaw
Composers: Shaw/ Harding
Performers: Roy Eldridge, t; Artie Shaw, cl; Dodo Marmarosa, p; Barney Kessel, g; Morris Rayman, b; Louis Fromm, d.
2 Aug 1945
The Artie Shaw Story
Properbox 85 CD4 Tr.5
10. Tony's Basement
Lansdowne String Quartet
Composer: Coe
Performers: Tony Coe, ts; Bill LeSage, p; Dennis Bowden, b; Barry Morgan, d.
1967
Tony's Basement
Columbia SCX 6170 Side 2 Tr.5
11. Ornen
Bill Frisell
Composer: Rypdal
Performer: Bill Frisell, g.
2017
Sky
Rune Grammofon RLP 2195 Tr.1
12. Why Don't You Do Right
Kiri Te Kanawa
Composer: McCoy
Performers: Kiri Te Kanawa, v; Andre Previn, p; Mundell Lowe, g; Ray Brown, b.
1992
Sidetracked
Philips 4340922 Tr.11
Geoffrey Smith's Jazz
Geoffrey Smith's Jazz does exactly what it says on the tin: a weekly programme in which Geoffrey Smith shares his love of jazz, through an exploration of its great writers, singers and players, as told from his own individual perspective.
Each programme take us through his personally-selected playlist of tracks. It's loosely-themed; maybe a great artist, a jazz style or something more off-the-wall. But that serves as just the start of a fascinating journey to the heart of the music Geoffrey is so passionate about.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01h5z0s
Miles Davis '60s
Sun 24 Sep 2017
00:00
BBC Radio 3
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b095q0db
From 1964-68, trumpet icon Miles Davis (1926-91) revolutionised jazz with an all-star quintet featuring saxophonist Wayne Shorter, and the fiery young rhythm section of Herbie Hancock, Ron Carter and Tony Williams. Geoffrey Smith chooses highlights by a classic band.
Music Played
01. E.S.P.
Miles Davis
Composers: Shorter/ Davis
Performers: Miles Davis, t; Wayne Shorter, ts; Tony Williams, d; Ron Carter, b; Herbie Hancock, p.
E.S.P.
Columbia 4678992 Tr.1
02. Eighty One
Miles Davis
Composers: Davis/ Carter
Performers: Miles Davis, t; Wayne Shorter, ts; Tony Williams, d; Ron Carter, b; Herbie Hancock, p.
E.S.P.
Columbia 4678992 Tr.2
03. Orbits
Miles Davis
Composer: Wayne Shorter
Performers: Miles Davis, t; Wayne Shorter, ts; Tony Williams, d; Ron Carter, b; Herbie Hancock, p.
Miles Smiles
Columbia 4710042 Tr.1
04. Footprints
Miles Davis
Composer: Wayne Shorter
Performers: Miles Davis, t; Wayne Shorter, ts; Tony Williams, d; Ron Carter, b; Herbie Hancock, p.
Miles Smiles
Columbia 4710042 Tr.3
05. Nefertiti
Miles Davis
Composer: Wayne Shorter
Performers: Miles Davis, t; Wayne Shorter, ts; Tony Williams, d; Ron Carter, b; Herbie Hancock, p.
Nefertiti
CBS 4670892CBS Tr.1
06. Pinocchio
Miles Davis
Composer: Wayne Shorter
Performers: Miles Davis, t; Wayne Shorter, ts; Tony Williams, d; Ron Carter, b; Herbie Hancock, p.
Nefertiti
CBS 4670892CBS Tr.6
07. Filles de Kilimanjaro
Miles Davis
Composer: Miles Davis
Performers: Miles Davis, t; Wayne Shorter, ts; Tony Williams, d; Ron Carter, b; Herbie Hancock, p.
Filles de Kilimanjaro
CBS 4670882CBS Tr.4
Private Passions
Guests from all walks of life discuss their musical loves and hates.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b006tnv3
Stephen Poliakoff
Sun 24 Sep 2017
12:00
BBC Radio 3
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b095q0dj
Stephen Poliakoff made his mark as a playwright very early; he began writing plays as a schoolboy and got first review in The Times when he was only seventeen. At the age of twenty-four he became writer in residence at the National Theatre and he's also written for the RSC. But it's as a television scriptwriter and director that Poliakoff is now best-known, with series such as "Shooting the Past", "Dancing on the Edge" and recently, "Close to the Enemy". Some of our very greatest actors - Maggie Smith, Lindsey Duncan, Timothy Spall - have queued up to work with him time and again. There have been nineteen television dramas and films to date, broadcast over the last forty years, and though they all have different settings, there's a strong atmosphere in common. Filmed in strange dream-like locations - old train carriages, empty country houses, abandoned ballrooms - they explore how the past haunts the present. And in particular, family secrets.
Poliakoff claims that every family has at least three good stories in it; and his certainly has more than its fair share. In Private Passions he tells Michael Berkeley about how his father witnessed the Russian Revolution as a boy, and reflects on the influence of Russian culture on his childhood. He talks too about the importance of trying to observe life with the fresh curiosity of a child, and how his films capture a child's-eye view.
Music choices include Mozart's Concerto for Flute and Harp; Bach's Cantata "O Jesu Christ, mein Lebens Licht"; Haydn's Symphony No 49 and Michael Tippett's Concerto for Double String Orchestra.
Produced by Elizabeth Burke
A Loftus production for BBC Radio 3
Music Played
00:04
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Concerto for flute, harp and orchestra, K.299 (1st mvt: Allegro)
Performer: Nicanor Zabaleta
Performer: Wolfgang Schulz
Orchestra: Vienna Philharmonic
Conductor: Karl Böhm
00:17
Joseph Haydn
Symphony No.49 in F minor (1st mvt: Adagio)
Orchestra: Bath Festival Orchestra
Conductor: Yehudi Menuhin
00:25
Adrian Johnston
Johnnie (The Lost Prince)
Performer: Terry Davies
00:31
Michael Tippett
Concerto for double string orchestra (1st movement)
Orchestra: Moscow Chamber Orchestra
Orchestra: Bath Festival Orchestra
Conductor: Rudolf Barshai
00:39
Johann Sebastian Bach
O Jesu Christ, meins Lebens Licht, BWV.118
Orchestra: Stuttgart Bach Collegium
Conductor: Helmuth Rilling
00:49
Georges Delerue
Grand Choral (La Nuit Americaine)
Performer: Original Soundtrack recording
00:55
George Frideric Handel
Oboe concerto in G minor, HWV.287 (1st mvt: Grave)
Performer: Heinz Holliger
Orchestra: English Chamber Orchestra
Conductor: Raymond Leppard
Words and Music
A sequence of music interspersed with well-loved and less familiar poems and prose read by leading actors
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b006x35f
Mindfulness and 'I': the sense of self
Sun 24 Sep 2017
17:30
BBC Radio 3
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b095q2xc
Poetry, prose and music reflecting on the meaning of our existence. This edition takes you through an imagined mindfulness session, opening up a path of self-awareness. The programme flows as a carefully driven stream of consciousness, but also aims to place the listener in a pre-meditative state. it's a personal journey into your inner-self so the texts mostly an explore the first person, mirroring ordinary human interaction, through feelings like love and anguish, whilst also revealing deeply felt responses to our everyday contact with the outer world, with nature and our environment.
Prose and verse, read by Aiysha Hart and Jonathan Aris, come from writers and thinkers from both East and West, ancient and new, such as Hermann Hesse, Emily Dickinson, Walt Whitman, George Eliot, Octavio Paz, W.B. Yeats, Ralph Waldo Emerson, John Stuart Mill, Jorge Luis Borges, T.S. Eliot, Rabindranath Tagore, Carl Jung, as well as traditional Chinese poets, among them Du Fu and Li Po.
Producer's Note
The notion of “mindfulness”, a simple form of ancient meditation, has taken the West by surprise – it seems to be everywhere these days. You will probably have encountered it in magazines, on training courses and all over the internet. In this programme I’d like to take you on an imaginary mindfulness journey, an audio-session of sorts reflecting on the meaning of our existence… So relax and let the readings and the music ‘be’, as they transform themselves into a carefully driven stream of consciousness, opening up a path of self-awareness, placing you in a pre-meditative state
Prose and verse, read by actors Aiysha Hart and Jonathan Aris, come from writers and thinkers from both East and West, ancient and modern, such as Hermann Hesse, Emily Dickinson, Walt Whitman, George Eliot, Octavio Paz, W.B. Yeats, Ralph Waldo Emerson, John Stuart Mill, Jorge Luis Borges, T.S. Eliot, Rabindranath Tagore, Carl Jung, as well as traditional Chinese poets, among them Du Fu and Li Po.
Most of the texts explore the first person, mirroring ordinary human interaction, through feelings like love and anguish, whilst also revealing deeply felt responses to our everyday contact with the outer world, with nature and our environment.
Our journey starts with an affirmation of the sense of self, the central focus of this exploration. Then, a number of texts underline the need for us to look inside, within ourselves, for answers to attain wholeness. Key to this spiritual exploration is our contact with nature – and nature is a relevant part of our journey, as you’ll hear! This interaction with our environment then leads us to ponder the role of time - time past, time present, time future - in this exploration of our inner-selves. As we conclude that ‘we are time’, our path reaches a moment of self-doubt and anxiety – but it’s just a minor, and even an expected blip in our cruise, as the affirmation of ‘I’, of the sense of self, soon shines again redirecting us onto the right path: our final, exulting end!
Music as always plays an integral part on a journey as complex as this... Sometimes it contributes to enlighten the path, punctuating it, like when we hear Richard Strauss’ ‘An Alpine Symphony’ illustrating John Stuart Mill’s quotation about the importance of ‘solitude in the presence of natural beauty and grandeur’, or again when I use a composition by Ravi Shankar for violin and sitar, a meeting of East and West, emphasising the message of Walt Whitman’s poem describing his journey in search of existential answers. Sometimes the music just adds colour and texture, as with Max Richter’s incredibly touching string-piece ‘On the Nature of Daylight’; there’s also the apparent simplicity of ‘Offering Chant’, featuring the voice of Lama Gyurme, a Buddhist Bhutanese monk, accompanied on the piano by Jean-Philippe Rykiel; also, sometimes music adds hidden messages of sorts, for instance when I use Beethoven’s 5th Symphony, which bookends the programme jumping from its first to its last movement: I regard Beethoven as one of the most self-centred and navel-gazing of all Classical Music composers – a central theme of the programme. Other hidden messages include the use of a transcription for piano of the conclusion of Philip Glass’ opera ‘Satyagraha’, which is an inner reflection on Mahatma Gandhi, its central character, a profound thinker who used meditation and contemplation throughout his life to attain spiritual enlightenment. Water is the hidden message in Liszt’s ‘Jeux d’eaux a la Villa d’Este’, portraying the sound of fountains in a Roman courtyard, accompanying an ancient Chinese text describing how life, with its streaming, transforms us into ‘a river flowing deeper and stronger’… Stravinsky’s Tango is another rather cheeky nod towards another hidden message, as we hear a poem by the Argentine writer Jorge Luis Borges, a master of symbols, enigmas and riddles – always as big as the meaning of our own existence.
Producer Juan Carlos Jaramillo
Music Played
00:00
Ludwig van Beethoven
Symphony No.5 in C minor, 1st movement (excerpt)
Performer: Wiener Philharmoniker, Carlos Kleiber (conductor)
DG 447 400-2 Tr.1
Walt Whitman
‘Song of Myself’ (excerpt), from ‘Leaves of Grass’, read by Jonathan Aris
Lao Tzu
‘There is no need to run outside’ (AKA ‘47’), read by Aiysha Hart
00:00
Traditional
Offering Chant (unplugged version)
Performer: Lama Gyurme (voice), Jean-Philippe Rykiel (piano)
Realworld CDRW85 7243 8 488 1 4 2 9 Tr.9
Kabir
‘Don’t go outside’ (excerpt), read by Jonathan Aris
Carl Jung
‘The attainment of wholeness’ (excerpt), read by Jonathan Aris
W.B. Yeats
‘Still Water’, read by Aiysha Hart
John Stuart Mill
‘The Art of Living’ (excerpt), read by Jonathan Aris
00:00
Richard Strauss
An Alpine Symphony
Performer: Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, André Previn (conductor)
Telarc CD-80211 Tr.
Anonymous (Native North American)
‘My medicine’, read by Aiysha Hart
00:00
Tang Jianping
Fei Ge (Flying Song) - (excerpt)
Performer: Michala Petri, recorder
Our Recordings 6.220603 Tr.2
Oliver Wendell Holmes
‘What lies behind us’, read by Jonathan Aris
00:00
Gustav Mahler
Symphony No. 4 in G major, 3rd movement – ‘Ruhevoll’ (excerpt)
Performer: Philharmonia Orchestra, Otto Klemperer (conductor)
EMI CDM 7 69667 2 Tr.3
Hermann Hesse
‘Sometimes’, read by Aiysha Hart
00:00
Henry Purcell
‘The Plaint’
Performer: Susanna Wallumrod, (voice), Giovanna Pessi, (baroque harp), Jane Achtman (viola da gamba), Marco Ambrosini (nyckleharpa)
ECM 2226 2777197 Tr.1
Nisargadatta Maharaj
‘I Am That’ (excerpt), read by Jonathan Aris
00:00
Johann Sebastian Bach
Ciaccona from Partita in D minor for solo violin (BWV 1004) and four voices (excerpt)
Performer: Christoph Poppen. Performer: Monika Mauch. Performer: David James. Performer: John Potter. Performer: Gordon Jones
ECM 1765 461 895-2 Tr.21
Walt Whitman
‘Me Imperturbe’ (excerpt), from ‘Leaves of Grass’, read by Aiysha Hart
00:00
Tanya Tagaq
Ajaaja
Performer: Tanya Tagaq, Native American singer (voice)
Six Shooter Records – Sample CD Tr.1
Walt Whitman
‘Facing West from California’s Shores’ (excerpt), from ‘Leaves of Grass’, read by Jonathan Aris
00:00
Ravi Shankar
Swara-Kakali, In memoriam Yehudi Menuhin – Aochar (introduction), Gat In Teentla (Rhythmic cycle of 16 beats) – (excerpt)
Performer: Daniel Hope. Performer: Gaurav Mazumdar. Performer: Asok Chakraborty. Performer: Gilda Sebastian. Performer: Sebastian Knauer
Warner Classics 2564 61329-2 Trs.18&19
Rabindranath Tagore
‘Gitanjali’ (excerpt) , read by Aiysha Hart
00:00
Max Richter
On the Nature of Daylight
Performer: Louisa Fuller (violin), Natalia Bonner (violin), John Metcalf (viola), Philip Shephard (cello), Chris Worsey (cello)
Fat Cat CD1304 Tr.2
Li Po
‘The birds have banished into the sky’, read by Jonathan Aris
Li Po
‘The Sun’, read by Aiysha Hart
Lao Tzu
‘We Are a River’, read by Jonathan Aris
00:00
Philip Glass
Satyagraha (Act III Conclusion – transcription for piano - part of "Trilogy Sonata")
Performer: Paul Barnes (piano)
Orange Mountain Music OMM-0008 Tr.9
Octavio Paz
‘Between Going and Staying’, read by Aiysha Hart
Henry David Thoreau
‘Walden’ (excerpt), read by Jonathan Aris
00:00
Gustav Holst
‘The Planets’ – Neptune, The Mystic (excerpt)
Performer: New Philharmonia Orchestra, The Ambrosian Singers, Sir Adrian Boult (conductor)
EMI 5669342 Tr.12
TS Eliot
‘Four Quartets, No. 1 – Burnt Norton’ (excerpt), read by Jonathan Aris
00:00
Igor Stravinksy
Tango (Tempo di tango)
Performer: James Crabb & Geir Draugsvoll (accordions)
EMI 7243 5 69705 2 6 Tr.5
Jorge Luis Borges
‘Elegy for a Park’, read by Aiysha Hart
Anonymous (ancient)
‘Self is everywhere’, read by Jonathan Aris
Scarlett Thomas
‘The End of Mr. Y’ (excerpt), read by Aiysha Hart
00:00
Franz Liszt
Années de pelerinage, 3me annee – No. 4 Les Jeux d’eaux a la Villa d’Este - (excerpt)
Performer: Helene Grimaud (piano)
DG 479 3426 Tr.11
Lao Tzu
‘We Are a River’, read by Jonathan Aris
Emily Dickinson
‘The Consciousness that is aware’, read by Aiysha Hart
00:00
Georges Ivanovitch Gurdjieff
Chant from a Holy Book
Performer: Anja Lechner (cello), Vassilis Tsabropoulos (piano)
ECM 1888 9819613 Tr.1
Christina Rossetti
‘The Thread of Life’ (excerpt), read by Aiysha Hart
Fernando Pessoa
‘Whether we write or speak or do but look’, read by Jonathan Aris
00:01
Eric Whitacre
Lux Aurumque (Light of Gold)- (excerpt)
Performer: Whitacre Singers, Eric Whitacre (director)
Naxos 8.559677 Tr.5
Nisargadatta Maharaj
‘I Am That’ (excerpt), read by Aiysha Hart
00:01
John Cage Margaret Leng Tan, toy piano
Suite for Toy Piano (excerpt)
Performer: Margaret Leng Tan (toy piano)
ECM 465140 Tr.10
Octavio Paz
‘Wind, Water, Stone’, read by Jonathan Aris
George Eliot
‘I grant you ample leave’, read by Aiysha Hart
00:01
Erkki-Sven Tüür
L’ombra della croce - (excerpt)
Performer: Tallinn Chamber Orchestra, Tony Kaljuste, (conductor)
ECM 2452 481 1800 Tr.4
Ralph Waldo Emerson
‘Self-Reliance’ (excerpt), read by Jonathan Aris
00:01
Ludwig van Beethoven
Symphony No.5 in C minor, 4th movement (excerpt)
Performer: Wiener Philharmoniker, Carlos Kleiber (conductor)
DG 447 400-2 Tr.4
Walt Whitman
‘One-self I sing’ (excerpt), from ‘Leaves of Grass’, read by Aiysha Hart
Traditional Chinese proverb
‘Renew thyself completely each day’, read by Jonathan Aris
