Podcast terbaik TAK Editions (2024)

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043. Zeynep Toraman 1:05:46

10d ago1:05:46

1:05:46

Madison and Marina speak with composer, performer, and TAK 2024 season collaborator, Zeynep Toraman. Their conversation goes deep into the nature and motivations of artistic practice, literature, identity, and much more. TAK will be premiering Zeynep's piece "Veils" on December 3rd, 7:30pm at the Dimenna Center in NYC, alongside works by Eric Wubbe…

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042. Seth Cluett 45:42

1M ago45:42

45:42

Charlotte and Laura speak with sound artist, composer and performer Seth Cluett about his new works for TAK, 'irreversible histories of disturbance' and 'the reformation of assemblages.' The conversation includes thoughts about making music at the pace of nature, alternative notation systems, and custom-made instruments. We will premiere these work…

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Announcing: TAKs Haven! 8:30

7M ago8:30

8:30

A very special announcement from TAK Ensemble.Oleh TAK Editions Podcast

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041. Modesto "Flako" Jimenez 39:16

9M ago39:16

39:16

Charlotte and Madison speak with poet, playwright, educator, actor, producer, and director Modesto "Flako" Jimenez about his site-specific theatre work originally inspired by his Bushwick neighborhood, Taxilandia, and multidisciplinary theatrical work Mercedes.for more about ¡Oye! Group: https://www.oyegroup.org/About Flako: https://www.flakojimene…

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040. Kurt Rohde And Marie Lorenz 55:01

10M ago55:01

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On this episode, Charlotte speaks with composer and performer Kurt Rohde and visual artist Marie Lorenz about the site-specific opera Newtown Odyssey, written for and about NYC's Newtown Creek. for more about the opera: https://www.newtownodyssey.com/About Kurt Rohde: https://www.kurtrohde.com/About Marie Lorenz: http://www.marielorenz.com/Support …

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039. Kamala Sankaram 40:15

11M ago40:15

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On this episode, Charlotte speaks with composer and performer Kamala Sankaram about her recent site-specific works. 'The Buried Brook' is a soundwalk that follows the currently buried Tibbets Brook in the Bronx, and 'The Last Stand' is an experimental opera and sound installation for trees.About Kamala Sankaram: https://www.kamalasankaram.com/Hear …

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038. Bryan Jacobs 47:05

11M ago47:05

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On this episode, Charlotte and Laura speak with Bryan Jacobs in advance of TAK’s premiere of his piece ‘Organic Synthesis Volume 2’ on Thursday Dec. 7, 2023. To hear more of Bryan’s music, go to https://soundcloud.com/bryanjacobs-1Please contribute to TAK’s year-end fundraiser at http://takensemble.com/supportOur upcoming concert, Machine Tongue, f…

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037. sinonó 42:01

1y ago42:01

42:01

On this episode, Marina speaks with the members of sinonó, who will be joining us in concert this Saturday Oct. 7 at the Dimenna Center in New York City. sinonó is a brief submergence, a string of choices, a container for the communion of rigor and failure. This NYC-based trio, featuring Isabel Crespo Pardo (voice), Lester St. Louis (cello), and He…

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036. Phong Tran 38:12

1+ y ago38:12

38:12

Marina and Charlotte speak with Phong Tran about growing up on the internet, collaboration and simulation theory. Phong opened SWOONFEST, our tenth anniversary festival, one month ago today with a set of brand new original music created live on analog and modular synthesizers. The music from this episode is from Phong’s album The Computer Room, hea…

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035. Michelle Lou 1:01:27

1+ y ago1:01:27

1:01:27

This week, Madison and Marina speak with Michelle Lou. TAK will be premiering Michelle's new work "In a Forest" on night 2 of SWOONFEST, May 5 + 6 at The Clemente on Manhattan's Lower East Side. For more information and to reserve your tickets, visit www.takensemble.com/swoonfestThe music from this episode is a live recording of Michelle's piece "D…

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034. Sour Spirit 48:42

1+ y ago48:42

48:42

This week on the podcast, Madison and Ellery interview Rodnie King and Riot Dent of Sour Spirit, a chaos noise rock duo based in Philadelphia. Sour Spirit will close out night 2 of SwoonFest, TAK’s festival celebrating our 10th anniversary, May 5th and 6th at The Clemente in NYC. For tickets, visit www.takensemble.com/swoonfest – if you get your ti…

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033. Natacha Diels 34:57

1+ y ago34:57

34:57

On this episode composer and performer Natacha Diels speaks with Ellery and Charlotte about electronics, collaboration, friendship, AI, fun and high stakes.Natacha will play her solo set Somewhere Beautiful (with assistance from TAK) on SWOONFEST, celebrating TAK’s tenth anniversary, happening May 5 and 6 at The Clemente Center!Buy tickets and lear…

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032. Chris Williams 1:11:30

1+ y ago1:11:30

1:11:30

On this episode, Chris Williams speaks with Marina and Madison about time travel, the ethics of collaborating with the dead, and the spirituality of building a practice of breathing as a wind player. Chris will perform a solo set at SWOONFEST, a festival celebrating TAK’s tenth anniversary, happening May 5 and 6 at The Clemente Center. Buy tickets …

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031. gabby fluke-mogul 47:37

1+ y ago47:37

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On this episode, gabby fluke-mogul speaks with Laura and Charlotte about their work as an improviser, and how it relates to embodiment, infinite matrices of time and space, form, feeling, and boundaries. gabby will play in a trio with Tcheser Holmes and Mara Rosenbloom on SWOONFEST, a festival celebrating TAK’s tenth anniversary, happening May 5 an…

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30. hope lies fallow with Keir GoGwilt and Johnny Chang 55:58

2y ago55:58

55:58

In this episode, Madison speaks with Johnny Chang and Keir GoGwilt about their album ‘hope lies fallow’, which was released on Another Timbre. The conversation encompasses their recompositions of Orlando di Lasso and Hildegard von Bingen, the sociological resonances of chamber music, instant ramen as a metaphor for art making, amidst much more.hear…

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029. Lizard Tongue with Nina Dante and Bethany Younge 29:22

2y ago29:22

29:22

“My belief is that music was sort of a mediation between humanity and the wild world; a way of speaking back to the world that speaks so many languages.”In this week’s episode, Charlotte and Laura speak with Nina Dante and Bethany Younge about their album Lizard Tongue, released a year ago on TAK Editions. We talk about intimacy with collaborators,…

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028. Catherine Lamb 1:04:36

2y ago1:04:36

1:04:36

“It is the act of people being together, and finding that space together that I find most fascinating, and it’s the most difficult thing, I feel like I’m still learning how to do that and will be trying to do that for the rest of my life”.In this week’s episode, Marina and Madison speak with Catherine Lamb about her extensive practice of composing …

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027. Eric Wubbels 37:29

2+ y ago37:29

37:29

Charlotte and Laura speak with Eric Wubbels about the piece he's writing for TAK, titled 'Interbeing'. They talk about making music that responds on a deep level to what's going on in the world, about how debating with friends helps you to forge your own creative voice, how food relates to music, and many other things. We're giving the first public…

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026. Announcing: Love, Crystal and Stone 6:27

2+ y ago6:27

6:27

Announcing TAK's newest release, Love Crystal and Stone! Ashkan Behzadi’s composition stretches musical lyricism to its limit, imagining an impossibly radical, revolutionary folk music that pushes the individual and collective virtuosity of TAK ensemble to new heights. This concert length work is a sensual, intricately interwoven, and deeply philos…

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025. Weston Olencki 56:53

2+ y ago56:53

56:53

In this week's episode, Marina and Madison interview Weston Olencki about his upcoming album "Old Time Music," coming out this spring on Tripticks Tapes. They also talk about Weston's relationship to country music, AI and machine learning, and more. The music on today's episode is from "Old Time Music," as well as Weston's piece "Virtual Chamber Mu…

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024. Jatin Mohan 45:46

2+ y ago45:46

45:46

In this episode, we’re continuing a series of episodes focused on tuning practices, in celebration of Star Maker Fragment’s first birthday! Today, Marina and Taylor speak with musicologist Jatin Mohan. Jatin is a Fulbright Scholar from New Delhi, India, studying at the CUNY Graduate Center. His research focuses on comparing tuning practices in Hind…

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EP 11: 'Bogeymen or Props' - UP Elections, Muslims, and Islamophobia 47:25

2+ y ago47:25

47:25

Comprising over 200 million people, Uttar Pradesh (or UP) holds a decisive influence over Indian politics. In the 2017 state elections, the Hindu-nationalist came to power with a thumping majority, largely due to a campaign based on promises of development and 'keeping the Muslims in check'. In this episode, we talk to Dr. Abdullah Khan, a politica…

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023. Jeffrey Gavett 40:22

2+ y ago40:22

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On this episode we’re celebrating Star Maker Fragment’s birthday with vocalist and composer Jeffrey Gavett! A founding member of Loadbang and Ekmeles, and longtime collaborator of Taylor Brook, Jeff joins Taylor and Charlotte to talk about microtonal music, collaboration and digital nonsense. Star Maker Fragments:https://takensemble.bandcamp.com/al…

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022. Laura Cocks' Field Anatomies 1:04:28

2+ y ago1:04:28

1:04:28

On this episode we celebrate the release of ‘field anatomies,’ a collection of blisteringly physical works for flutes and electronics, featuring flutist and fearless leader of TAK, Laura Cocks. Laura and Charlotte Mundy speak with the composers featured on the album– David Bird, Bethany Younge, Jessie Cox, DMR and Joan Arnau Pamies–about space, tim…

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EP 10: Cricket and Discrimination (Captain Russell ko Africa Kyun Bheja?) 57:15

3y ago57:15

57:15

In this episode, we peel apart the layers of the gentleman's game and talk about the role played by caste, race, and religion in cricket. We start with Azeem Rafiq's testimony in England, and then move on to the subcontinent, where we answer the most important question of all - In the film Lagaan, Why was Captain Russell sent to Africa?…

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Rebroadcast: Episode .019 with Julien Malaussena 48:17

3y ago48:17

48:17

We're rebroadcasting this episode in preparation for the TAK ensemble music video drop of "8 minutes after boiling" by Julien Malaussena. Check it out on Sunday, October 31st at 4pm (or any time thereafter) at the following link:https://youtu.be/OO6qJKWsckY***Julien Malaussena considers his compositional prism to be sound energy–not timbre nor time…

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Episode 9: Killing & Buying the Messenger (India Edition): An Interview With Dr. Swati Maheshwari 55:46

3y ago55:46

55:46

How does the media suffocate freedom of press, and what role does the government play? In this episode, we discuss these matters with Dr. Swati Maheshwari, a Media Studies researcher based in Singapore. She completed her PhD from the Hong Kong Baptist University investigating the relationship between journalism and the ruling elite in the Indian co…

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Episode 8: Listening to Afghanistan - An Interview With Sahar Saba 40:15

3y ago40:15

40:15

In this episode, we talk to the Afghan activist Sahar Saba about the situation in Afghanistan, its impact on the population (especially women and minorities) and finally, how *not* to talk about Afghanistan. Hence, we eschew all talk of lashkhars this and networks that dominate mainstream coverage of the country. Completely subverting the point of …

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Episode 7: Qissa-e Aam (Part 2) - Mirza Se Mao Tak! 32:21

3+ y ago32:21

32:21

In this episode, we discuss mangoes in the modern era, beginning from Ghalib's donkeys, Mao's gift of mangoes, and how democracy was restored in Pakistan, thanks to a case full of mangoes. Executive Producer: Natallia Khaniejo

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Episode 6: Qissa-e Aam - or How I learned to stop worrying and enjoy the mango - Part 1 28:38

3+ y ago28:38

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In this two-episode series, we discuss all things mango, and how it has affected both our past and the present. In the first part we look at the history of the mango in the subcontinent, and how it is the Forrest Gump of fruits - present wherever the action is. Executive Producer: Natallia Khaniejo

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Episode 5: Silencing, Harassing, and Doxxing the Messenger - Part 1: An Interview with Tahir Imran Mian 35:15

3+ y ago35:15

35:15

In the first episode of this series, we interview the renowned Pakistani journalist Tahir Imran Mian on various problems faced by journalists in Pakistan, ranging from press freedom to cyber bullying and the mental toll it takes on them (and their families). Tahir Imran Mian is an award winning investigative journalist & was previously the Social M…

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Episode 4: Vikas ki Bakwaas: What South Asia Gets Wrong About the Environment - Part 2 40:21

3+ y ago40:21

40:21

In this episode, we interview Siddharth Singh, author of 'The Great Smog of India' (link below), a book on India's ongoing air pollution and environmental crisis. Apart from shedding light on the flaws of our so-called 'vikas', i.e. the developmental model, Sid tells us the real reason why you should care about the environment and air pollution - y…

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Episode 3: Taraqqi kee tareeki: What South Asia Gets Wrong About The Environment - Part 1 39:54

3+ y ago39:54

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As the world celebrates World Environment Day, we take a closer look at how Pakistan subverts the environmentalist paradigm with climate change expert Fatima Yamin. We learn why environmental conservation is so poorly misunderstood and badly managed in favor of our aspirations towards development (taraqqi) for betterment (Khushhaali), when in reali…

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Episode 2: Despising Shylock, Envying Sharon 53:06

3+ y ago53:06

53:06

During the current Israel-Palestine crisis, support for the Palestinians in Pakistan ranged from legitimate criticism of the Israeli state to crude anti-semitic tropes. On the other side of the border, while many called for reconciliation and peace, a majoritarian political ideology envies Israel, casting it as an ideal for how India should act, es…

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Episode 1: Viruses: Biological and Political 1:01:21

3+ y ago1:01:21

1:01:21

In the first episode of the Mitti Pao podcast, we take a look at the politics around the second wave of coronavirus in India and the rise of the Tehreek-e Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) movement. While these may seem worlds apart, they ultimately share the same core - states unable and unwilling to ride the majoritarian and anti-rational tigers they fed. S…

4+ y ago56:52

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Madison Greenstone is a clarinetist currently based between San Diego and New York City. Her creative practice encompasses contemporary & experimental music, improvisation, noise & acoustic feedback, and band-like collaborations with other creative performers. She has performed as a featured artist of the Darmstadt Ferienkurse für Neue Musik and th…

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