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A Different Kind of Love and Upend by Son Lux from the album Tomorrows III - Directors: Evan Chapman & Kevin Eikenberg

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Event: Hideaki Anno Exhibition @ Aomori Museum of Art

An event in Japan for fans of Hideaki Anno.

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thanks to @weather-mood, we discovered Interview With the Vampire Season 2 Soundtrack which is yet to be released! The tracklist contains major spoilers so beware! The tracklist details and short samples for free listening is at the end of this post

Imagine Never Being Able To Dream

2. She Could Dream, Thank You

(Synchron Stage Orchestra, Bernhard Melbye Voss)

3. The Whole World Was Ready To Return

(Synchron Stage Orchestra, Bernhard Melbye Voss)

4. Paris Sucks

(Daniel Hart, Evan Smith, Synchron Stage Orchestra, Bernhard Melbye Voss)

5. Who Are The Young Men

(Daniel Hart, Evan Smith, Marc Osterer, Synchron Stage Orchestra, Bernhard Melbye Voss)

6. Armand For You

(Synchron Stage Orchestra, Bernhard Melbye Voss)

7. Raglan James

(Daniel Hart, Damir Orascanin, Synchron Stage Orchestra, Bernhard Melbye Voss)

8. The Fourth Great Law

(Synchron Stage Orchestra, Bernhard Melbye Voss)

9. A Vein Winding Through The Heart Of Paris

(Daniel Hart, Veronika Vitazkova, Anna Frisanova, Synchron Stage Orchestra, Bernhard Melbye Voss)

10. I Don't Like Windows When They're Closed

(Daniel Hart, Alina Cherone, Synchron Stage Orchestra, Bernhard Melbye Voss)

11. Amadeo

(Daniel Hart, Eleanor Tinlin)

12. Madeleine

(Shruti Kumar, Synchron Stage Orchestra, Bernhard Melbye Voss)

13. Abducted

(Synchron Stage Orchestra, Bernhard Melbye Voss)

14. Take As Many With Me As I Could

(Daniel Hart, Bobak Lotfipour, Synchron Stage Orchestra, Bernhard Melbye Voss)

15. Hello Francis, Goodbye Francis

(Daniel Hart, Evan Smith, Synchron Stage Orchestra, Bernhard Melbye Voss)

16. First Time In New Orleans

(Shruti Kumar, Synchron Stage Orchestra, Bernhard Melbye Voss

17. I Didn't Know It Was A Gift

(Synchron Stage Orchestra, Bernhard Melbye Voss)

18. Ladies And Gentlemen

(Daniel Hart, Bobak Lotfipour, Hideaki Aomori)

19. Jardin De Satan

(Daniel Hart, Hideaki Aomori)

20. Come To Me Again

(Daniel Hart, Sam Reid)

21. Annika

(Daniel Hart, Iosua Dascal, Damir Orascanin, Synchron Stage Orchestra, Bernhard Melbye Voss)

22. Le Bucheron

(Daniel Hart, Damir Orascanin, Synchron Stage Orchestra, Bernhard Melbye Voss)

23. Flirty Salesman Shuffle

(Daniel Hart, Bobak Lotfipour, Evan Smith)

24. Woodcutter

25. The Five Great Laws

26. Baby Lu

(Synchron Stage Orchestra, Bernhard Melbye Voss)

27. Je N'Aime Pas Fenêtres Quand Fermée

(Daniel Hart, Alina Cherone)

28. For A Young Violinist Again

29. Love Wronged

30. In Nomine Magni

31. Followed Closely By My Madness

(Synchron Stage Orchestra, Bernhard Melbye Voss)

32. Vien À Moi Encore

(Synchron Stage Orchestra, Bernhard Melbye Voss)

33. Come To Me On Rue Royale

Soundtrack details and samples: https://www.prestomusic.com/classical/products/9625720--interview-with-the-vampire-season-2-original-television-series-soundtrack

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Monica Martin & Scary Pockets - Fix You

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Bass Clarinet Goes Rogue: Alicia Lee's "Conversations with Myself"

Bass Clarinet Goes Rogue: Alicia Lee’s “Conversations with Myself”

New Focus FCR 302 OK, I admit that using the term “rogue” is a stretch. But titles of reviews should help draw the reader to it. And “clickbait” is the new “catchy”. But, in another sense one doesn’t generally think of the bass clarinet as a standalone recital instrument, even with electronics. Increasingly, it seems, new music purveyors are liberating instruments once unthinkable outside an…

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Ryuichi Sakamoto’s BTTB could be seen as a class of albums, where a musician looks back on his opus. We’ve already talked about this phenomena and Paul Simon’s In The Blue Light fits the bill of such an endeavour. The album, which could end up becoming a coda to his career, finds him covering the pieces of his. The results are interesting, but the LP lacks the what-is-this factor of Stranger To Stranger, though I think In The Blue Light has different aims. He wants to remind us of the tune he felt didn’t get enough recognition and he sees the current phase of his career as the best place to do this. Of course, there’s a chance this narrative would change, he might surprise us soon, yet you do feel like he’s saying goodbye on this disc.

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yMUSIC / First

いわゆるインディー・クラシック・シーンをリードする室内楽アンサンブル”yMusic”の最新作。メンバーは、Rob Moose (Viol.)、Nadia Sirota (Viola)、Gabriel Cabezas (Cello)、Hideaki Aomori (Cl.)、Alex Sopp (Fl.)、CJ Camerieri (Tp.)の６人。Ben Foldsとの共演による”So There”も記憶に新しい。音楽の垣根はどんどん取り払われていて、それは演奏する側のみならず、もちろんリスナーの耳も自由に、様々な音楽が「聞こえる」様になっている。果たして数年前の私がこの音楽を楽しんで聞けたかどうかは疑問なのだけど、今の耳にはこういうクラシック側からの、斬新なアプローチも自然に、すっと入ってくる。音楽は混交と進化を続けている。そのアンサンブルの新鮮さと、立体感と色彩感は彼らならではでしょう。

☆First ☆Ymusic / First 輸入盤 【CD】

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Hear Bruce Hornsby’s new single, featuring James Mercer of The Shins

Hear Bruce Hornsby’s new single, featuring James Mercer of The Shins

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Bruce Hornsby has announced that his new album Non-Secure Connection will be released on August 14.

Hear lead single “My Resolve”, which features James Mercer of The Shins and Broken Bells, below:

Non-Secure Connection also includes musical contributions from Justin Vernon, Jamila Woods, Leon Russell, Vernon Reid, Rob Moose and Hideaki Aomori of yMusic, and Hornsby’s longtime band The…

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Gabriella Smith’s Maré as performed by yMusic on their album Ecstatic Science

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Review: Ben Folds, 'So There'

“ Folds then wrote new pop songs that could be interpreted and embellished with a chamber orchestra. He found his match in yMusic, the inventive New York classical ensemble. Collectively and individually, the group's members — Rob Moose, CJ Camerieri, Gabriel Cabezas, Alex Sopp, Hideaki Aomori and Nadia Sirota — have collaborated with or performed works by a genre-defying swath of musicians. On So There, and especially in "Capable Of Anything" and the plaintive ballad "Not A Fan," yMusic doesn't merely accompany Folds, but also elevates the music with vivid instrumental textures and the fluttering interplay that pops up in the spaces between his voice and piano.”

MIKE KATZIF 2nd September 2015 http://www.npr.org/2015/09/02/436304005/first-listen-ben-folds-so-there

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#NowPlaying Dark Holler: I. Traveler by David Kirkland Garner, Alex Sopp, Hideaki Aomori, C.J. Camerieri, Jamie Keesecker, Rob Moose, Sarah Griffin, Nadia Sirota, Clarice Jensen, Shawn Conley, Cameron Britt, Shawn Galvin, Timothy Hambourger, Jacquelyn Bartlett, Verena Mösenbichler-Bryant

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yMusic Ensemble, New York, December 2011. From an appearance at the Rockwood Music Hall in Soho. While in New York in December, I had the good fortune to meet up with an old school crony, Steven Swartz, who further augmented my fortune by taking me to a CD-release performance by The yMusic Ensemble at the uniquely intimate Rockwood Music Hall in SoHo. While I knew that Steven has long been active promoting indie-classical artists, little did I know that we were about to hear one of the hottest and most highly regarded indie-whatever groups around. We arrived just in time for me to grab a stool in the tiny balcony, which happened to be the perfect seat for a photographer. yMusic's set was hair-raisingly stunning — a breathless set of engaging and percussive music delivered in classical chamber style by virtuoso performers. Apart from the music itself (unclassifiable but deeply memorable), the most inspiring thing about yMusic is the strong, soulful resolution of each player's voice; simply outrageous. Thanks Steven!! The members of yMusic are (l. to r.) Rob Moose, Nadia Sirota, Clarice Jensen, Hideaki Aomori, Alex Sopp and C.J. Camerieri. You can listen to pieces from their amazing 'Beautiful Mechanical' CD here. Or read more about them here.

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Movement III: Linear Tableau with Intersecting Surprise by Sufjan Stevens from the free Autumn 2014 Asthmatic Kitty Digital Sampler

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Their Stenciled Breath (part 3 of Caroline Shaw’s Draft of a High-Rise) as performed by yMusic at The Bell House, Brooklyn

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Tessellations, written by Gabriella Smith and performed by yMusic on their album Ecstatic Science