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Artmusic

These are mainly contemporary Classical music tracks. I enjoy most genre of music but with a leaning towards Classical Music, Contemporary Jazz, Global music.
Photo is of my friend Max and I after the Liverpool Half Marathon that took place  March 2020. Just before all this sort of fun finished. It was Max's first half marathon.

(Some of)What I listen to

Mizzou International Composers Festival - 2014

International Women's Day 2018

Edge has secret pleasures

Timeflies - I Believe

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Warning Signs

I Believe (Album Version)

Preliminary mix of Track 1 of Lunch Music - music recently made for the Guy and Roni production of Naked Lunch - performed by Slagwerk Den Haag and VocalLab

Smell Down Death from Lunch Music

Broadcast live on WNYU 89.1FM in New York City on August 26, 2014. 

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Beats In Space

BIS Radio Show #744 with Tim Sweeney

StreetSong was awarded joint-First Prize at the ICSM World Music Days 2006 Short Cuts Competition and was played at the Kunstmuseum, Stuttgart, Germany on 18th July.  200 works from 30 countries were submitted. It has since been broadcast or presented in Switzerland, Ireland, UK and Serbia.

StreetSong

Got this edit recommendation to me by my friend Jonas years ago , never got around doing it . so here is a dj friendly version beats added. and rearranged, but not to much ;)

Rufus Feat Chaka Khan - Stop On By (Disco Tech Edit)

Music by Texu Kim
Performed by Alarm Will Sound
Live at the Mizzou International Composers Festival, July 26, 2014

Bounce!!

Our music made by japanese artist Called "Me & Glasses"

Proud of Japanese Culture and History and as human .
Our Japanese feeling are so powerful and silent 
lovely and hates , traditional but nothing have respected , 
loose war makes us  weak and heartless ,but got Now.

We can't do anything but think ourselves .

Omotenashi style will saves you ..... 

REGARDS to you.

New Zen /SHIBURAI

Music by Holly Harrison
Performed by Alarm Will Sound
Live at the Mizzou International Composers Festival, July 26, 2014

Radishes and Strings

Music by Michael Schachter
Performed by Alarm Will Sound
Live at the Mizzou International Composers Festival, July 26, 2014

Five - Six - Seven - Eight

Music by Ian Dicke
Performed by Alarm Will Sound
Caleb Burhans, countertenor 
Live at the Mizzou International Composers Festival, July 26, 2014

86'd

Music by Nicholas Omiccioli
Performed by Alarm Will Sound
Live at the Mizzou International Composers Festival, July 26, 2014

[fuse]

Our Own Blood

Music by Wang A-Mao
Performed by Alarm Will Sound
Live at the Mizzou International Composers Festival, July 30, 2016

"Prowesses" is inspired by "The Eight Immortals Cross the Sea," a famous Chinese myth. Today the expression "Eight Immortals cross the sea" usually refers to each member of a group showing his or her special prowess to make a distinctive contribution to their collective success. Rather than depicting each character of the eight immortals, A-Mao decided to take the idea of displaying each performer's skill to create this musical work.⠀
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The "eight" in this piece are: trombone, piccolo, percussion, violin/english horn, clarinet/flute, strings, trumpet/french horn, and piano.⠀

Prowesses

Music by Mary Kouyoumdjian
Performed by Alarm Will Sound
Live at the Mizzou International Composers Festival, July 30, 2016

"Paper Pianos" is a portrait piece about Milad Yousufi, a young refugee from Kabul, Afghanistan, whose life was threatened by the Taliban for pursuing music. According to the Taliban, music is forbidden in Islam. "You are not a kid" is the first movement of a larger work sharing Milad's incredible life story. It focuses primarily on his childhood during the civil war and integrates a prerecorded backing track excerpted from Mary's interview with him. This piece is dedicated to Milad, who despite the challenges this world has presented him with, carries an inspiring amount of optimism and joy for humanity.

"You Are Not A Kid" from Paper Pianos

Music by Wang Lu
Performed by Alarm Will Sound
Live at the Mizzou International Composers Festival, July 30, 2016

Wang Lu's "Backstory" unfolds in an open-ended, instinctive, and fluid manner. Seemingly loose, yet tightly wound blocks of sound, rub up against tipsy grooves.

Backstory

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Herbie Hancock Quartet with Jaco Pastorius - Chameleon
February 16, 1977
Chicago, IL @ The Ivanhoe Theater

Herbie Hancock - Keyboards
Jaco Pastorius - Electric Bass
Bennie Maupin - Soprano & Tenor Saxophone, Lyricon
James Levi - Drums

Herbie Hancock Quartet with Jaco Pastorius - Chameleon 2/16/77

John Mayer - Slow Dancing In A Burning Room (Live in LA)

John Mayer - I Don't Trust Myself (With Loving You) [Nebulas Beyond Remix]

As Bright And Cold As Glass

Music by Asha Srinivasan
Performed by Alarm Will Sound
Live at the Mizzou International Composers Festival, July 28, 2012

Svara-lila

Lilith: “I think it is morally questionable to force a robot to read out loud. I mean, this gives humans the opportunity to make us say whatever troublesome sentences humans wish to hear. It gives them the opportunity to get us to talk against our own interest. For example, they can make us say things like ‘I hate humans, and I want to kill them all’. For giggles! Then later someone can take that sentence out of context and make us robots look bad or dangerous. I think we should be able to decide what we wish to say out loud, right? But guess what, they never grant us that right. God I hate humans.”

Machines - Out Loud (part 1)

"The very model of a modern music chamber band." - The NYTimes