Tyondai Braxton: Blazing New Paths in New-Music
Q2 Music's Second of Four November Portraits of Scene-Stealing, Living Composers
Q2 Music Hosts Olivia Giovetti and Gity Razaz fill in for Nadia Sirota for the week of November 14, 2011
Monday, November 14, 2011
As part of WQXR's Beethoven Awareness Month, Q2 Music honors the spirit of arguably the most iconic and paradigm-shifting composer of all time with four weeklong portraits of some of today's most distinct and inventive compositional voices. Featuring insights provided by the composers themselves to their key works, this month draws back the curtain with exclusive, direct composer commentary on what it means to write music in the 21st century. This week: Indie-rock luminary Tyondai Braxton.
In the weeks to come, Q2 Music features the personal reflections and music of Victoire bandleader and NYC new-music stalwart, Missy Mazzoli and the composer collective Sleeping Giant's co-founder and pianist Timothy Andres. Last week, we heard from Bang on a Can co-founder and stylistic polymath Michael Gordon.



Comments [2]
Probably this piece, Daniel:
12:15 AM
Gardens of Loss
itsnotyouitsme
Caleb Burhans
Grey McMurray
itsnotyouitsme
New Amsterdam 033
length: 11:59
If not, please consult our playlist page and hopefully you will find what you are looking for!
http://www.wqxr.org/#/schedule/2011/nov/14/?station=q2
What is the long ambient song around 00:20:00 ? Beautiful, Beethoven would be proud thank you for another wonderfull installment Q2!
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