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For over 1000 years great musicians have explored what it means to live, love, die and everything in between: asking all our deep and universal questions. Escape the cacophony - the noise of your brain and daily life; tune into the music, your feelings and emotions ‘good’ and ‘bad’ …and find the space, stillness and love that underpins everything.
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155. Pitting man against nature: Haydn, Symphony No.51 (00:08:40)
A subtle extremist, in his Symphony no.51 Haydn throws down some extraordinary challenges to his horn players - can they beat the ‘immutable forces of nature’?
Listening time 30 mins (podcast 9′, music 21′)
Music here on YouTube, Spotify and [with links to first movement only] on Apple and Amazon played by The English Concert, conducted by Trevor Pinnock. They're playing on 'period instruments' which Haydn would recognise including valveless natural horns played by Anthony Halstead and colleague.
You can buy the recording as a download from Presto music (on its own or with a whole bunch of other Haydn symphonies)
What do you think? Tell me with a comment below! I’d love to hear from you!
Check out the playlist of 126 pieces by different women composers from the 32 countries that played in last year's Women’s World Cup of Classical Music: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCXUbmBaA9Orj2ENFMutv-X1u6DO162hA&si=nw23RYztmTC-ntyr
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A cool and funky wedding anniversary present - a 15 minute classic from the most famous composer alive, Stravinsky's Dumbarton Oaks is stylish, sophisticated and hugely enjoyable!
Listening time 23 mins (podcast 8', music 15')
Music here, played by the Ensemble InterContemporain conducted by Pierre Boulez, on Youtube, Spotify, and (links to the 1st movement) on Amazon and Apple Music.
If you like to watch people playing, this video is also good.
You can buy a hi quality download at Presto Music for a few quid.
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153. Ecstasy, beauty, and ripping the universe open: Messiaen, Vingt regards sur l’enfant Jésus - with Rolf Hind (00:37:29)
Pianist Rolf Hind introduces one of the epics of piano music. A heady mix of virtuoso composing and devout faith, Olivier Messiaen's 20 reflections on the infant Jesus, Vingt regards sur l'infant Jésus, brings us a two-hour deep dive of awesome power and beautiful stillness.
Listening time 38 mins (plus music 2hrs 8')
Music here on Youtube, played live in concert by Rolf Hind. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2W34IlnsDX8&t=4521s]
Be quick and go see Rolf play this at Durham Cathedral.
Visit Rolfhind.com for more information on our excellent guest!
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152. An injection of flavour and joy: Nohl, Spices (00:15:15)
Hot off the press! The wonders of modern tech allow us to enjoy Katharina Nohl's rhapsody for piano and orchestra, Spices, before it's even been performed by live musicians! And Katharina joins us to talk us through the recipe.
Listening time 33 mins (podcast 15', music 18')
The complete music here on Youtube.
What do you think? Tell me with a comment at www.cacophonyonline.com! I'd love to hear from you!
Check out our earlier conversation with Katharina about her life and Swiss female composers as part of Cacophony's Women's World Cup of Classical Music...
and visit https://www.katharina-nohl.ch/
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151. An unbeaten 50 of flair and panache! Haydn, Symphony No.50 (00:08:30)
Always entertaining the crowds, Haydn brings up his 50 with typical style (before settling down for 50 more symphonies). Not a famous piece but well worth a listen!
Listening time 27 mins (podcast 9', music 18')
Music here on Youtube, Spotify, Amazon and Apple Musics played by the Swedish Chamber Orchestra conducted by Béla Drahos. You can buy the recording as a download from Presto music: https://www.prestomusic.com/classical/products/7926758--haydn-symphonies-volume-27
What do you think? Tell me with a comment at www.cacophonyonline.com! I'd love to hear from you!
Check out the playlist of 126 pieces by different women composers from the 32 countries that played in the Women's World Cup: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCXUbmBaA9Orj2ENFMutv-X1u6DO162hA&si=nw23RYztmTC-ntyr
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Women’s World Cup FINAL of Classical Music: USA v Ireland (00:02:28)
It's the Women’s World Cup of Classical Music! And it's THE FINAL!
USA vs Republic of Ireland
Complete music here: hthttps://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCXUbmBaA9OoRjafAn_k1zTnHR8cH9qyj
Please listen to the music and then:
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If plankton made music what would it sound like? Norway: Maja S K Ratkje (00:17:33)
Maja S K Ratkje joins Cacophony at the Women's World Cup to explore the fun and joy of writing music and choose pieces by her Norwegian colleagues. But there must be something in the Norwegian water, as there's the same tiny inspiration for several of the composers!
The complete pieces on Maja's list can be heard here:
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCXUbmBaA9Orpqp5R5jfX-LzBIjoUeRim
Listening time 31 min (podcast 18', music, 13')
Discover more about Maja and her music at her website:
https://ratkje.no and check out more of Cacophony's conversations with female composers.
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Music from a global melting pot: Brazil / Gabriella di Laccio (00:26:51)
It's Cacophony… at the Women’s Football World Cup! A glorious celebration of music from around the world, all written by women, and chosen specially for Cacophony by leading female musicians.
Singer, Gabriella di Laccio is our guide to music by women from Brazil - a melting pot of traditions and cultures that ends up with music that sounds... Brazilian!
Listening time: podcast 27mins, music playlist 20 mins
The complete music is available in the YouTube playlist.
You can discover more about Gabriella di Laccio on her website: https://www.gabrielladilaccio.com;
Donne - Women in Music, home of Gabriella's indispensable 'Big List' of Women composers is here at: https://donne-uk.org
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Music with intention...for those with an open mind: Canada / Melissa Hui (00:25:58)
It's Cacophony… at the Women’s Football World Cup! A glorious celebration of music from around the world, all written by women, and chosen specially for Cacophony by leading female musicians.
In this episode we turn to Canada, where Melissa Hui's selection is typically diverse with living composers who are first nations, Canadian born and immigrant.
Melissa brings her thoughtfulness and insight to a playlist that might challenege our perceptions, but will leave us satisfied.
Listening time: podcast 26mins, music playlist 31 mins
The complete music is available in the YouTube playlist.
You can discover more about Melissa and her music on her website: https://sites.google.com/view/melissahui/home
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”Music is integral, it’s like breathing”: Roxanna Panufnik/ England (00:19:16)
It's Cacophony… at the Women’s Football World Cup! A glorious celebration of music from around the world, all written by women, and chosen specially for Cacophony by leading female musicians.
We shift the focus to England, with Roxanna Panufnik's choice of rich and satisfying pieces from a line up of stellar composers.
Listening time: podcast 20mins, music playlist 23 mins
The complete music is available in the YouTube playlist.
You can discover more about Roxanna Panufnik on her website: https://roxannapanufnik.com
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Living through the ups and downs of creation: Elena Kats-Chernin/ Australia (00:22:56)
It's Cacophony… at the Women’s Football World Cup! A glorious celebration of music from around the world, all written by women, and chosen specially for Cacophony by leading female musicians.
Elena Kats-Chernin presents her choices of music from Australia - composers who all work hard and write music of vitality, invention, intensity and often fun!
Listening time: podcast 24mins, music playlist 25 mins
The music is available in the YouTube playlist
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The Women's World Cup of Classical Music is underway at www.cacophonyonline.com
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Mountains, olives and the vastness of existence: Spain/ Inés Medina-Fernández (00:23:51)
It's Cacophony… at the Women’s Football World Cup! A glorious celebration of music from around the world, all written by women, and chosen specially for Cacophony by leading female musicians.
In this epsiode, Inés Medina Fernández presents her choices of music from Spain, carefully chosen from accross the country and including including famous musical names we might know - but pieces we definitely won't!
Listening time: podcast 24mins, music playlist 20 mins
The complete music is available in the YouTube playlist.
You can discover more about Inés Medina-Fernández on her website: https://www.inesmedinafernandez.com
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Music as a thing for shared connection: Netherlands/ Marion von Tilzer (00:20:59)
It's Cacophony… at the Women’s Football World Cup! A glorious celebration of music from around the world, all written by women, and chosen specially for Cacophony by leading female musicians.
This episode features music from the Netherlands and Marion von Tilzer's choices of music that gets us more connected. We'll hear how, when a performer is relaxed, it can be like being in the audience...or writing the music afresh, and why the Netherlands is famous for painters...but not composers...
Listening time: podcast 21mins, music playlist29 mins
The complete music is available in the YouTube playlist.
You can discover more about Marion von Tilzer on her website: https://marionvontilzer.com
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Super excited and hyped up! Sage Shurman/ USA (00:18:41)
It's Cacophony …at the Women’s Football World Cup! A glorious celebration of music from around the world, all written by women, and chosen specially for Cacophony by leading female musicians.
This epsiode we hear top young composer, Sage Shurman, getting super excited - in a pretty chilled Californian kind of way - for both the World Cup football and her choices of pieces by living women American composers for the Women's World Cup of Classical Music. Can the USA win both? - That will be down to you to decide!
Listening time: podcast 19mins, music playlist 16 mins
The complete music is available in the YouTube playlist.
You can discover more about Sage Shurman on her website: http://sageshurman.com
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”Planting women’s music in the collective memory of society” Katharina Nohl/ Switzerland (00:25:55)
It's Cacophony …at the Women’s Football World Cup! A glorious celebration of music from around the world, all written by women, and chosen specially for Cacophony by leading female musicians.
In this episode we hear from Katharina Nohl, founder of the Swiss Female Composers Festival, with her choices of music from Switzerland and how giving female composers greater exposure helps plant their music in the collective memory of society.
The complete music is available in the YouTube playlist.
You can discover more about Katharina Nohl on her website: https://www.katharina-nohl.ch
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150. Nine is the magic number! Farrenc, Nonet (00:06:37)
By turns grand and genial with moments of great inventiveness and wit, Louise Farrenc's Nonet for wind and strings is a bit of magic!
Listening time 37 mins (podcast 7', music 30')
Music here on Youtube, Spotify, Amazon and Apple Musics (tracks 7-10) played by the Intercontinental Ensemble with tons of style and (unlike some of the other recordings) totally in tune! You can buy the recording as a download from Presto music: https://www.prestomusic.com/classical/products/9312834--arc
Thanks to Emmie for timely-making of a giant daisy chain!
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149. Keeping us fresh since 1784: Haydn, Piano trio No.19 (00:06:36)
Meeting his boss's insatiable desire for new content 'forced' [his word] Joseph Haydn to write original, inventive music that sounds as fresh and full of life today as when it was written. And he wrote so much great music that I only heard this piano trio for the first time this week - and it's wonderful stuff.
Listening time 19 mins (podcast 6', music 13')
The music is here, played by the incomparable Beaux Arts Trio on Youtube and Spotify. If you're listening on Apple or Amazon you need a link for each movement/ track:
Amazon mvt 1 / Amazon mvt 2
Apple mvt 1/ Apple mvt 2
You can buy a recording of the piece as a high-quality download for a couple of quid here at Presto Music. Be sure to get the right one - the full title of the piece is: Haydn: Piano Trio No. 19 in F, Hob.XV:6
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148. Rituals, a riot and a revolution: Stravinsky, The Rite of Spring (00:12:34)
110 years ago in Paris, Stravinsky's The Rite of Spring caused a furore and changed music forever. Did the police have to be called? It's still a piece that shocks and stuns and is filled with something amazing every second.
Listening time c45 mins (podcast, 12', Music 33')
Music here on Spotify, Amazon and Apple Music played by the Junge Deutsche Philharmonie with conductor, Peter Eötvös. You can buy the recording or stream it too at Presto Music
There are plenty of video performances on Youtube. I like this one, played by the Orchestre philharmonique de Radio France with Mikko Franck. The TV director really captures the personalities in the orchestra and gets in nice and close.
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147. Music in the blood and poetry in the soul: Williams, Penillion (00:06:48)
A rarity from Wales (a Welsh rare-bit?), Grace Williams's orchestral piece Penillion surprises, delights and has an epic grandeur. It's terrific stuff and I think you'll love it!
Listening time 25 mins (podcast, 7', Music 18')
Music here on Youtube played by the BBC National Orchestra of Wales conducted by Owain Arwel Hughes
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146. Risk and adventure: Tower, Fanfare for the Uncommon Woman (00:05:32)
Another great, short piece, here's the first of Joan Tower's Fanfares celebrating risk-taking and adventurous women. This is both celebratory and substantial, plus a workout for brass and percussion.
Listening time 8 mins (podcast 5.5', music 2.5')
Listen to the music, Fanfare for the Uncommon Woman No.1, here on Youtube, Spotify, Apple Music or Amazon music played by the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra conducted by Leonard Slatkin. You can buy a recording of the piece here at Prestomusic.com (but you have to scroll all the way to the end of a long track listing)
On Youtube you can watch the work's dedicatee, Marin Alsop conduct this alongside Copland's Fanfare for the Common Man.
And here there's a nice interview with Joan Tower - she seems like a fun person!
Copland's Fanfare was featured last time on Cacophony.
Stravinsky's Petrushka was episode 138.
What do you think? Tell me with a comment at www.cacophonyonline.com! I'd love to hear from you!
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145. Representation and taxation: Copland, Fanfare for the Common Man (00:05:49)
A short podcast about the shortest of pieces, yet Aaron Copland's Fanfare for the Common Man still packs a punch and seems to point to big issues.
'No taxation without representation'? Perhaps today's call should be 'No representatives (from the Head of State down) who don't pay their taxes!'
Listening time c10 minutes (podcast 6', music 3')
Listen to the whole piece here, played by the San Francisco Symphony conducted by Michael Tilson Thomas on Youtube, Spotify, Apple Music and Amazon music
You can buy the piece as a high-quality download from Presto music.
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144. On the edge of possibility: Beethoven, ”Appassionata” Sonata (00:09:41)
Often on the edge, in life and music, Beethoven goes to extremes on the piano to show us the extreme depth of his feelings. His Appassionata Sonata is every bit as intense as its name suggests! Listening time 33 mins (podcast 10', music 23')
Listen to the whole piece here, played by Maurizio Pollini on piano on Youtube, Spotify, Apple Music (this links to mvt 1 and you need tracks 23,24,25) and Amazon music (also mvt 1 and you need tracks 7,8,9)
You can buy the piece as a high quality download from Presto music.
Thanks to Vanessa Thomas for this episode's artwork!
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143. Genesis and Resurrection: Fanny Mendelssohn, Easter Sonata (00:10:59)
Lost for 150 years and then, because it was so good, presumed to have been written by her brother, Fanny Mendelssohn's Easter Sonata for piano is passionate, intense, lyrical and dramatic... and the story of its rediscovery is no less compelling.
Listening time c36 mins [11' podcast, 21 or 25' music]
The complete music is here in the original 1970s recording by Eric Heidsieck on Spotify, Youtube, Amazon and Apple Music
I think I prefer this more recent rendition by Sofya Gulyak on Youtube, taken from a 2013 BBC Radio 3 broadcast.
What do you think? Tell me with a comment at cacophonyonline.com! I'd love to hear from you!
If you want to play the piece yourself you can download the music for free from Dr Angela Mace Christian's website!
Here, you can listen to Cacophony's recent episodes on Clara Schumann's piano trio or the 16 year old Felix Mendelssohn inspired by Shakespeare.
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142. In search of happy music: Arnold, English Dances (00:06:04)
English folk music is often typically nostalgic and melancholy. Cacophony goes in search of happiness with Malcolm Arnold's English Dances - pretty, witty and bright!
Listening time 24 mins (podcast 6', music 18')
Music here, played by the Queensland Symphony Orchestra conducted by Andrew Penny on Youtube, Spotify, Apple Music (tracks 1-8 English Dances Set 1 op.27 and Set 2, op.33) and Amazon (tracks 1-8). You can buy a whole cd (also including the other 'national'(and Cornish!) dances as a high quality download here
The Dvořák Slavonic Dances talked about in this episode were covered previously on Cacophony.
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141. Songs from a disappearing world: Vaughan Williams, Norfolk Rhapsody (00:07:39)
Haunting and melancholy music from my hometown, Vaughan Williams's Norfolk Rhapsody No.1 features the old songs of fisherman and the last days of a way of life. Like the local landscape it's bleak but beautiful!
Total listening time 18 mins (podcast 7', music 11')
Here's Joe Anderson, James ‘Duggie’ Carter and the Reverend Alfred Huddle:
The music is here on Youtube, Spotify Apple Music and Amazon., played by The Hallé conducted by Mark Elder (and it's available to buy as a high-quality download from Presto Music ). What do you think? Let me know with a comment at cacophonyonline.com. I'd love to hear from you!
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The picture credit goes to William Norris - who's visited King's Lynn as a tourist more recently than me!
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