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Show notes and images of Swiss Roll: goo.gl/416NB4
Listen on iTunes: itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/two-ends-of-the-scale/id1335345882?mt=2&uo=4
Correction!
At 1:10:35, Sam says “one third the speed” when he meant “one third the note-length” (i.e. three
times the speed)
Music discussed in this episode:
Jay Foreman, Singing one syllable out-of-sync, youtu.be/Een_AKh7Nik
Jay Foreman, MORE singing one syllable out-of-sync, youtu.be/3fp6pvpcZEw
The Music, “Freedom Fighters”. Track 2 from Welcome to the North. Virgin Records, 2004.
goo.gl/SNwcvX
W.A. Mozart, Don Giovanni, Act I, Finale, 1787
Recording: Hungarian Radio Chorus, and Nicolaus Estherházy Sinfonia. Mozart: Don Giovanni.
Naxos, 2001. (Disc 2, Track 11 from 1m30) goo.gl/zKivLT
Benjamin Britten, Passacaglia Op. 33b (from Peter Grimes), 1945.
Recording: New Zealand Symphony Orchestra, and Myer Fredman. Britten: Sinfonia Da Requiem,
Op. 20 / 4 Sea Interludes. Naxos, 1995. (Track 😎 goo.gl/WiCBhe
Meshuggah, “Do Not Look Down”. Track 3 from Koloss. Nuclear Blast, 2012. goo.gl/hk1URk
Olivier Messiaen, “Crystal liturgy” 1st movement of Quartet for the End of Time, 1941.
Recording: Amici Ensemble. Messiaen: Quartet for the End of Time / Theme and Variations. Naxos,
2001. (Track 1) goo.gl/YpQ8Yb
Guillame de Machaut, Puis que la douce rousee/De bon espoir, 14th century.
Recording: The Early Music Consort of London, and David Munrow. The Art of Courtly Love. Erato -
Parlophone, 2005. (Track 13) goo.gl/UsJLPq
Tool, “Jambi”. Track 2 from 10,000 Days. Tool Dissectional & Volcano Entertainment, 2006.
Pierre de La Rue, 2nd “Agnus dei” from Missa l’homme armé c.1500.
Facsimile: goo.gl/qvc4xV
Recording: Ensemble Clement Janequin. Pierre de La Rue: Missa l’homme arme / Missa pro
defunctis. Harmonia Mundi, 1989 (Track 5, from 1m47) goo.gl/ktye1G
Conlon Nancarrow, Study No. 40a for Player Piano
Recording: Studies for Player Piano (The Original 1750 Arch Recordings). Other Minds, 2008.
(Disc 2, Track 11) goo.gl/EufhM8
Additional excerpts from:
Anton Webern, 1st movement from Quartet op. 22, 1932.
Recording: Webern, A: Works with Opus Numbers (Complete). Sony Classical, 1990. (Disc 2, Track
33) goo.gl/ehYuyG
Funeral for a Friend, “Rookie of the Year”. Track 1 from Casually Dressed & Deep in Conversation.
Atlantic Records, 2003. goo.gl/AGZ4Bd
Show notes and images of Swiss Roll: goo.gl/416NB4
Listen on iTunes: itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/two-ends-of-the-scale/id1335345882?mt=2&uo=4
Correction!
At 1:10:35, Sam says “one third the speed” when he meant “one third the note-length” (i.e. three
times the speed)
Music discussed in this episode:
Jay Foreman, Singing one syllable out-of-sync, youtu.be/Een_AKh7Nik
Jay Foreman, MORE singing one syllable out-of-sync, youtu.be/3fp6pvpcZEw
The Music, “Freedom Fighters”. Track 2 from Welcome to the North. Virgin Records, 2004.
goo.gl/SNwcvX
W.A. Mozart, Don Giovanni, Act I, Finale, 1787
Recording: Hungarian Radio Chorus, and Nicolaus Estherházy Sinfonia. Mozart: Don Giovanni.
Naxos, 2001. (Disc 2, Track 11 from 1m30) goo.gl/zKivLT
Benjamin Britten, Passacaglia Op. 33b (from Peter Grimes), 1945.
Recording: New Zealand Symphony Orchestra, and Myer Fredman. Britten: Sinfonia Da Requiem,
Op. 20 / 4 Sea Interludes. Naxos, 1995. (Track 😎 goo.gl/WiCBhe
Meshuggah, “Do Not Look Down”. Track 3 from Koloss. Nuclear Blast, 2012. goo.gl/hk1URk
Olivier Messiaen, “Crystal liturgy” 1st movement of Quartet for the End of Time, 1941.
Recording: Amici Ensemble. Messiaen: Quartet for the End of Time / Theme and Variations. Naxos,
2001. (Track 1) goo.gl/YpQ8Yb
Guillame de Machaut, Puis que la douce rousee/De bon espoir, 14th century.
Recording: The Early Music Consort of London, and David Munrow. The Art of Courtly Love. Erato -
Parlophone, 2005. (Track 13) goo.gl/UsJLPq
Tool, “Jambi”. Track 2 from 10,000 Days. Tool Dissectional & Volcano Entertainment, 2006.
Pierre de La Rue, 2nd “Agnus dei” from Missa l’homme armé c.1500.
Facsimile: goo.gl/qvc4xV
Recording: Ensemble Clement Janequin. Pierre de La Rue: Missa l’homme arme / Missa pro
defunctis. Harmonia Mundi, 1989 (Track 5, from 1m47) goo.gl/ktye1G
Conlon Nancarrow, Study No. 40a for Player Piano
Recording: Studies for Player Piano (The Original 1750 Arch Recordings). Other Minds, 2008.
(Disc 2, Track 11) goo.gl/EufhM8
Additional excerpts from:
Anton Webern, 1st movement from Quartet op. 22, 1932.
Recording: Webern, A: Works with Opus Numbers (Complete). Sony Classical, 1990. (Disc 2, Track
33) goo.gl/ehYuyG
Funeral for a Friend, “Rookie of the Year”. Track 1 from Casually Dressed & Deep in Conversation.
Atlantic Records, 2003. goo.gl/AGZ4Bd
