The Wavelength
Monday September 26th, 2022 with Joe Reilly
New music from Status/Non-Status, Brian Eno, Erland Cooper and a feature of the amazing piece entitled Become Ocean

We open the show today with two tracks from the new Status/Non-Status album, Surely Travel. You can see the band performing at Live on Elgin on Thursday night. And if you'd like to know more about the band Adam Sturgeon of the group will be on the Guest List here on CKCU-FM on Thursday at 5 p.m. https://www.ticketweb.ca/event/statusnon-status-live-on-elgin-tickets/12475795?pl=spectrasonic We also play brand new music from Brian Eno. His new album ForeverAndEverNoMore will be released on October 14th. https://www.brian-eno.net We also feature some new music from composer Erland Cooper - two pieces from his new album Music For Growing Flowers - a beautiful ambient album that fans of Brian Eno would enjoy. https://www.erlandcooper.com We talk about the Bonobo concert last Tuesday night and the performances by the National Arts Centre Orchestra last Thursday and Saturday nights, as part of the Sphere Festival. We play an excerpt from an interview with the National Arts Centre Orchestra's Musical Director Alexander Shelley, as he explains the lengthy musical piece Become Ocean by American contemporary composer John Luther Adams. And we wrap up the program featuring this 42 minute piece - a stunning work that essentially attempts to put you inside the ocean sonically. It was amazing to hear and feel this music performed by the National Arts Centre Orchestra on Saturday night. https://nac-cna.ca/en/sphere https://www.johnlutheradams.net Take care and get out to see some live music and support independent music in any way that you can.