Name: "Dois Nordestes," by Matuto (Rob Curto '91) by Princeton Alumni Weekly in The Music Issue playlist
Duration: 4 min 52 s
Description: From the album Matuto (Galileo Music, 2011). Courtesy of the artist. Learn more about Matuto at http://matutomusic.com/

Selected songs from the musicians and composers featured in the Princeton Alumni Weekly's Music Issue (January 16, 2013)

The Music Issue playlist

Eighty-four-year-old Oral Miller discusses his sporting life and long career as a lawyer. Please also give a listen to the Punishers Wheelchair Basketball Podcast about a wheelchair basketball team in Washington, D.C.

Out of Sight Dragons Podcast

Episode Two - Oral Miller

Courtesy of the artist. Learn more about Gilad Cohen's music at http://www.giladcohen.com

"Trio for a Spry Clarinet, Weeping Cello and Ruminating Harp," composed by Gilad Cohen GS

From the album Hunter (Shredded Records, 2012). Courtesy of the artist. Learn more about Baiyu at http://www.baiyuonline.com/

"Ashes to Ashes," by Baiyu (Sara Baiyu Chen '08)

From the EP Bleed Me (Clinical Trials, 2012). Courtesy of the artist. Learn more about Clinical Trials at http://www.clinicaltrialsmusic.com/

"American Girl," by Clinical Trials (Somer Bingham '03)

From the album Matuto (Galileo Music, 2011). Courtesy of the artist. Learn more about Matuto at http://matutomusic.com/

"Dois Nordestes," by Matuto (Rob Curto '91)

From the album No One to Know One (Innova, 2011). Courtesy of the composer. Performers: Ian Rosenbaum, Samuel Adams, Raul Garcia, Maura Valenti, Domenic Salerni, Mariel Roberts, Kenneth Salters, Nicole Camacho, Alexandra Detyniecki, Annabelle Hwang, Sarah Kuchta, John Corkill & Tiffany Kuo. Learn more about Andy Akiho at http://www.andyakiho.com/

"Synesthesia Suite: Ki Iro (Yellow)," by Andy Akiho GS

PAW is Princeton University’s editorially independent magazine by alumni, for alumni. On the monthly PAWcast we interview alumni, faculty, and students about their books, their work, and issues that matter to the Princeton community.

"Dois Nordestes," by Matuto (Rob Curto '91)

Princeton Alumni Weekly

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