This week
Max Richter
A foremost figure in the post-minimalist movement, Max Richter—accompanied here by a string quintet—presents a mix of pieces from The Blue Notebooks and his new album, In A Landscape, a superb blend of electronics and acoustics.
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Max Richter
A foremost figure in the post-minimalist movement, Max Richter—accompanied here by a string quintet—presents a mix of pieces from The Blue Notebooks and his new album, In A Landscape, a superb blend of electronics and acoustics.
La fête sauvage
Frédéric Rossif - Lucie Antunes - Les Percussions de Strasbourg
Wildlife documentary master Frédéric Rossif's La Fête sauvage is one of his most flamboyant creations. Screened here with a new score by Lucie Antunes, masterfully delivered by Les Percussions de Strasbourg, this classic in its genre shines anew.
Philip Glass
Piano & Orgue / James McVinnie - Maki Namekawa
Although Eastern spirituality is a major influence in his life and work, Philip Glass has also composed for an emblem of Western liturgical music, the organ—as in this piece played by James McVinnie, in counterpoint to Maki Namekawa at the piano.
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