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Acoustic Frontiers
Monday June 17th, 2019 with Ralph Hopper
Matt Bernard, Lefteris Papadimitriou, Timothy Roy, Adrian Moore, Stavros Sakellariou, Diana Salazar

The Billows That Break
Matt Bernard - Soundcloud
Sonatas 1, 3, 8
Lefteris Papadimitriou - Soundcloud
Behind the Back
Timothy Roy - Crossings: Contemporary Music for Chinese Instruments - Albany Records
Junky
Adrian Moore - Traces - IMED
In Motion
Stavros Sakellariou - Soundcloud
La Voz del Fuelle
Diana Salazar - Soundcloud
Interactive CKCU
PeterB
Hey Ralph. Just joined in after a lovely bike ride. And REALLY diggin' the Roy / 'Crossings'. Moody, full of texture. Almost bluegrass-y at times? More happy homework on me... Hopping in on the ol' interweb thingy as we type. Expect this one will be tricky to dig up. ;^)

1:20 PM, June 17th, 2019
Ralph Hopper (host)
Tim sent this and two other works from that release to me but he does note that it is on Youtube in his note. Yea, indeed, great day for a bike ride.

1:27 PM, June 17th, 2019
PeterB
Thanks for the tip Ralph. Found the track played today on YouTube, but nothing else useful there (yet). And YT sound quality is often less than ideal too -- will give a close listen there (after you program, 'natch). Found the CD on Albany Records -- it is a comp with several other composers. But I have exactly -0% space for CDs. Plus could get "fired" from CKCU by my spouse. ;^) Shovel firmly in hand to locate a digital...

1:46 PM, June 17th, 2019
Ralph Hopper (host)
He mentioned Spotify as well if that's of any help.

1:53 PM, June 17th, 2019
Ralph Hopper (host)
Can't remember offhand if he had a web site or perhaps a web site for Rice University. This compilation was a project of the students and faculty there

1:55 PM, June 17th, 2019
Tim Roy
Hi Peter — thanks for listening! And I like the observation about bluegrass. There are definite guitar-isms in the piece. My web address is www.timothyroymusic.com. If you email me from the address on the "contact" page, I can get you digital files of the CD (shhhh! Don't tell Albany!)

11:35 PM, June 17th, 2019