April 2014 – Relevant Tones

#93 Gunther Schuller

Posted on April 30, 2014January 30, 2019 by Seth Boustead in Composer Features

He’s played with Miles Davis, was principal horn of the Cleveland Symphony at age 18, is the co-creator of the “third stream” movement and so much more. Seth talks with Schuller about his incredible life and legacy in music. Hosted by Seth BousteadProduced by Jesse McQuarters Gunther Schuller: Conversations Modern Jazz Quartet & Beaux Arts … Continue reading #93 Gunther Schuller →

#92 Mexico City: Part 2

Posted on April 18, 2014January 30, 2019 by Seth Boustead in In the Field

Part 2 of our trip to Mexico City features music from exciting composers, the new paths they’re creating and the cultural influences shaping their work. Gabriela Ortíz: Denibee, Para Fauta Percusión Y Contrabajo- Siempre Ritmico (excerpt) Onix Ensemble Urtext 224 :53 Gabriela Ortíz: Concierto Candela, I (Marimba Candela) UNAM Philharmonic Orchestra/Zollman; Gallardo, perc. Mario Lavista: … Continue reading #92 Mexico City: Part 2 →

#91 Mexico City: Part 1

Posted on April 4, 2014January 30, 2019 by Seth Boustead in In the Field

One of the world’s largest cities and a mecca for diverse art and culture, Mexico City is also the home of a fascinating array of creative musicians and composers. Part 1 of a two-part series will feature interviews and music from the city’s musical leaders. Ana Lara: Y Los Oros, La Luz (excerpt) 1:51 Ana … Continue reading #91 Mexico City: Part 1 →