London Contemporary Music Festival, Joan La Barbara, Chris Newman, Yeah You
Tom Service presents highlights from the London Contemporary Music Festival, with works for voice and electronics performed by Joan La Barbara, and songs by Chris Newman.
Tom Service presents more highlights from the London Contemporary Music Festival, recorded in December 2017. Tonight's programme features works for voice and electronics, composed and performed by Joan La Barbara; songs by Chris Newman performed by the new music ensemble Apartment House, with the composer on vocals; and a solo voice set by Leo Chadburn.
Also from this concert, songs from Yeah You, an electronic noise/pop band who record semi-improvised songs using a saloon car as their studio.
American vocalist and composer Joan La Barbara is one of the 20th century's great vocal pioneers. She has pioneered experimental multiphonics, circular singing, ululation and glottal clicks over the past five decades.
Chris Newman is an experimental interdisciplinary artist based in Germany. He formed a "chamber-punk" band in the 1980s to perform his songs, which he revives in this concert with Apartment House.
Last on
More episodes
Previous
Next
Music Played
-
Joan La Barbara
Erin
Singer: Joan La Barbara. -
Travis Just
Paul Pierce
Singer: Leo Chadburn. -
Jennifer Walshe
A Folksong Collection
Singer: Leo Chadburn. -
Christopher Fox
His Song
Singer: Leo Chadburn. -
Yeah You
Improvisations 1
Ensemble: Yeah You. -
Joan La Barbara
Windows
Singer: Joan La Barbara. -
Chris Newman
Songs: Silver Swan
Singer: Chris Newman. Ensemble: Apartment House. -
Chris Newman
Songs: Fruit and Vegetables
Singer: Chris Newman. Ensemble: Apartment House. -
Chris Newman
Songs: Very Embarrassing
Singer: Chris Newman. Ensemble: Apartment House. -
Chris Newman
Songs: Weedy Willie
Singer: Chris Newman. Ensemble: Apartment House. -
Yeah You
Improvisations 2
Ensemble: Yeah You.
Broadcast
- Sat 13 Jan 2018 22:00Â鶹¹ÙÍøÊ×Ò³Èë¿Ú Radio 3
Sound of the Week
Stockhausen’s Gruppen – What’s the Big Deal?
A user-friendly guide to a masterpiece of music’s post-War avant-garde.