Sonata Form Redux
Sonata form is one of the oldest composition structures in classical music but it\u2019s being rediscovered, and in many cases re-purposed, by contemporary composers.
\nWhat is the lasting appeal? We\u2019ll play music by four composers looking to the past for formal inspiration. This episode also features a tribute to David Maslanka who passed away shortly before the taping.
\nHosted by Seth Boustead
\nProduced by Sarah Zwinklis
Piano Quintet, mvt. I by Thomas Ad\xe8s
\nThomas Ad\xe8s, piano; Arditti Quartet: Irvine Arditti, Ashot Sarkissjan, violin; Ralf Ehlers, viola; Lucas Fels, cello
Camille for Sax and Piano, mvt. I by David Maslanka
\nStephen Jordheim, alto saxophone; Christina Dahl, piano
2, by Keeril Makan
\nEither/Or Ensemble: Jennifer Choi, violin; David Shively, percussion
Piano Quintet by Thomas Ad\xe8s
\nThomas Ad\xe8s, piano; Arditti Quartet: Irvine Arditti, Ashot Sarkissjan, violin; Ralf Ehlers, viola; Lucas Fels, cello