A land without music?

• Composers Today: crossing the divide

  A land without music? New music is central to the survival of classical music as a vital, living art form. Without new repertoire it becomes mere history, a kind of musical museum exhibit.  In episode 15 we heard about how has classical music has to think creatively to attract and retain a new audience, Well, for contemporary music, the problem is far bigger. With guests Jess Gillam, Dame Evelyn Glennie, Sadie Harrison, Kadiatu Kanneh-Mason, Daniel Kidane, Nico Muhly, John Pickard, Samir Savant and Jörg Widmann. Written and presented by Julian Leeks. Produced by Sound World Music In The Steps of Apollo by Julian Leeks (performed by Zelkova String Quartet). Listen here. Beehive by Julian Leeks (Note Performer demo version recorded for our sponsors) For more info about Sound World visit sound-world.org  

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• The Evelyn Glennie Interview

  Aland without music? Today’s episode of A land without music? is another of our bonus, full length interview episodes. Our guest was the world’s first full-time solo percussionist. She’s released over 40 cds, she's won Grammys and she had a prominent role in the opening ceremony of the 2012 London Olympic Games. She’s collaborated with Björk, Mark Knopfler & Underworld. And as far as we know she’s the only person in the overlapping section of the Venn diagram for people who have appeared on A land without music? and people who have appeared on Sesame St. Written and presented by Julian Leeks. Produced by Sound World Music The Grace of Silence by Evelyn Glennie (performed by Harriet Riley and Paul Israel). Listen on Apple Music or Spotify In The Steps of Apollo by Julian Leeks (performed by Zelkova String Quartet). Listen here. Beehive by Julian Leeks (Note Performer demo version recorded for our sponsors) For more info about Sound World visit sound-world.org

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• Classical Music Today

  A land without music? In this episode of A land without music?,  we’re focusing on classical music - it’s image, how it presents itself and how it relates to the modern world. With guests Sally Beamish, Jess Gillam, Dame Evelyn Glennie, Sadie Harrison, Kadiatu Kanneh-Mason, Daniel Kidane, Nico Muhly, Simon Opher MP, John Pickard, Samir Savant and Jörg Widmann. Written and presented by Julian Leeks. Produced by Sound World Music The Grace of Silence by Evelyn Glennie (performed by Harriet Riley and Paul Israel). Listen on Apple Music or Spotify In The Steps of Apollo by Julian Leeks (performed by Zelkova String Quartet). Listen here. Beehive by Julian Leeks (Note Performer demo version recorded for our sponsors) For more info about Sound World visit sound-world.org  

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• The Iain McGilchrist Interview Part 2

  This episode features the second half of our interview with psychiatrist, neuroscientist, literary scholar and author of The Master and His Emissary, Iain McGilchrist. It's a wide ranging interview, reflecting Iain's exceptionally broad frame of reference, taking in the evolution of the human brain, art, music, modernism, AI, society, politics and spirituality. The first half of the interview was released on Monday 14th April. Written and presented by Julian Leeks Produced by Sound World To get in touch with Sound World please email [email protected] or leave a post on out Facebook page SoundWorldUK. For more info about Sound World visit sound-world.org Music: Entwined by Julian Leeks. Listen on Apple Music or Spotify In The Steps of Apollo by Julian Leeks (performed by Zelkova String Quartet). Listen here. Beehive by Julian Leeks (Note Performer demo version recorded for our sponsors)

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• The Iain McGilchrist Interview

  This episode features the first half of our interview with psychiatrist, neuroscientist, literary scholar and author of The Master and His Emissary, Iain McGilchrist. We’ve decide to put this out following the interview with AI researcher Peter Flach since it touches on many of the same issues, albeit from a very different perspective. Beyond that, it's a wide ranging interview, reflecting Iain's exceptionally broad frame of reference, taking in the evolution of the human brain, art, music, modernism, society, politics and spirituality. The second half of the interview will be released on Monday 28th April. Written and presented by Julian Leeks Produced by Sound World To get in touch with Sound World please email [email protected] or leave a post on out Facebook page SoundWorldUK. For more info about Sound World visit sound-world.org Music: Entwined by Julian Leeks. Listen on Apple Music or Spotify In The Steps of Apollo by Julian Leeks (performed by Zelkova String Quartet). Listen here. Beehive by Julian Leeks (Note Performer demo version recorded for our sponsors).

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