Podcasts by Fellow Travelers

The Chicago-based new music collective—Ensemble Dal Niente—sits down to chat with composers and close collaborators!

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Fellow Travelers #8 — Nur Slim, Tania León, Tomás Gueglio from 2020-11-19T20:26:44

Conversations with composers featured in Ensemble Dal Niente's November 13 Webcast, Humming Through Branches, presented by the Library of Congress. PART II.

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Fellow Travelers # 7 — Hilda Paredes & Luis Fernando Amaya from 2020-11-19T19:41:25

Conversations with composers featured in Ensemble Dal Niente's November 13 Webcast, Humming Through Branches, presented by the Library of Congress. PART I.

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Fellow Travelers # 6 — Anthony R. Green from 2020-09-22T06:00

Anthony R. Green talks to us about his background, his work with Castle of Our Skins, quotations in music, perspectives to studying history, and techniques and ideas behind his own compositions....

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Fellow Travelers # 5 — Wang Lu and Anthony Cheung from 2020-07-15T05:06:11

Composers Wang Lu and Anthony Cheung join us to talk about their musical background, influences, issues of identity, sadness, affect, COVID19, and so much more. Together we listen to Lu's “Urban...

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Fellow Travelers # 4 — Carola Bauckholt from 2020-06-10T03:00

In this episode with Carola Bauckholt, we discuss her orchestra piece "Im Auge des Klangs", the Violin and Samples piece "Doppelbelichtung", and a brand new work called "Witten Vakuum". We also ...

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Fellow Travelers #3 — George Lewis from 2020-05-21T01:21:09

From his quarantine in NYC, George Lewis chats to us about how fixing TVs lead to early explorations in electronic music, diversity and intersectionality in new music, the music of Andile Khumal...

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Fellow Travelers # 2 — Hilda Paredes from 2020-05-20T12:00

From her home in London, Mexican-British composer Hilda Paredes talks to us about her background as a flutist and composer, influences from her Mayan roots, writing for specific or imaginary pla...

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Fellow Travelers # 1 - Ken Vandermark from 2020-05-16T19:22:55

Ken Vandermark talks to us about his recording history, documentation as musical "postcards", rawness in performance, cross-pollination between the new music and avant-garde jazz scenes, issues ...

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