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Meet No Hay Banda

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In this hour, an interview with two members of the Canadian collective No Hay Banda—percussionist Noam Bierstone and pianist/keyboardist Daniel Áñez—their latest collaboration is with composer Steven Kazuo Takasugi and is titled Il Teatro Rosso (No Hay Discos).

Playlist

  • Laura Cocks "to beget" from Fathm (Out of Your Head/Relative Pitch) 2:33
  • Dual Dialect "Rise Like Emerald Serpents" from Wild Plants Cover the Abandoned Nuclear Site (4000) 5:16
  • Lorraine Feather "Disappearing Universe" from The Green World (Relarion) 5:55
  • [excerpt] No Hay Banda "Scene II: "The Spasms of Trapped Animals"" from Il Teatro Rosso (No Hay Discos) 10:40
  • [excerpt] No Hay Banda "Scene IV: "Tar Pits"" from Il Teatro Rosso (No Hay Discos) 6:23
  • [excerpt] No Hay Banda "Scene V: "The Drowning"" from Il Teatro Rosso (No Hay Discos) 4:20
  • [excerpt] No Hay Banda "Scene VI: "The Deeper, the Quieter... the Quieter, the Deeper"" from Il Teatro Rosso (No Hay Discos) 9:23
  • Brittany Davis "Sun and Moon" from Black Thunder (Loosegroove) 6:13
  • Entre Amigos "Butcher, Baker, Candlestick Maker" from Magpie: The Music of Joe Clark (Entre Amigos ) 6:26
  • Inclusion Principle "interlude ii—no no noh" from Quantised Entanglement (Discus Music) 5:44

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