01. Biber - Mystery (Rosary) Sonatas No.16 - Passacaglia in G minor.mp3
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01a. General introduction to BBC Proms 2019 Prom 70 - Jonny Greenwood.mp3
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04a. Introduction to Reich.mp3
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05. Greenwood - Horror vacui.mp3
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05a. Introduction to Greenwood’s Horror vacui.mp3
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BBC Proms 2019 Prom 70 - Jonny Greenwood (320kbps .mp3)
Live at BBC Proms: Composer Jonny Greenwood joins Proms Youth Ensemble, BBC NOW, Daniel Pioro, Katherine Tinker and conductor Hugh Brunt to perform works by Greenwood and others.
01. Biber - Mystery (Rosary) Sonatas No.16 - Passacaglia in G minor
01a. General introduction to BBC Proms 2019 Prom 70 - Jonny Greenwood
02. Penderecki - Vivace (Sinfonietta for Strings)
03. Greenwood - Three Miniatures from Water (No. 3); 88 (No. 1)
03a. Introduction to Greenwood
04. Reich - Pulse
04a. Introduction to Reich
05. Greenwood - Horror vacui
05a. Introduction to Greenwood’s Horror vacui
Daniel Pioro (violin)
Katherine Tinker (piano)
Jonny Greenwood (bass guitar/tanpura)
BBC Proms Youth Ensemble
BBC National Orchestra of Wales
Hugh Brunt (conductor)
Jonny Greenwood’s talents range from being lead guitarist of Radiohead to writing award-winning film scores. Here he curates a Late Night Prom culminating in the world premiere of his Horror vacui, which explores characteristics of electronically created music and transfers them into the acoustic arena.
The programme includes Biber’s almost Bachian Passacaglia for solo violin and Minimalist master Steve Reich’s radiantly throbbing Pulse.
Live from the Royal Albert Hall, London
Presented by Elizabeth Alker
Broadcast: 11 September 2019
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