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Bright Horizons

Elizabeth Alker with another late-night journey through fresh music from today’s most exciting genre-defying artists. Including tracks from Erik Klinga, Marcus Gootner and Hekla.

Join Elizabeth Alker as she shares a selection of fresh music from genre-defying artists, including tracks from theremin player Hekla and Japanese-Welsh composer Delyth Field. Plus: New York musician Greg Stasiw explores the relationship between sound and space; Welsh artist Leif finds beauty in a battered old instruments; and Argentina's Franco Robert offers a new waltz for piano.

Produced by Geoff Bird
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1 hour

On radio

Sun 26 Jul 202623:30
BBC Radio 3

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Music Played

  • Nora Brown

    Southern Texas

    • Long Time To Be Gone.
    • Jalopy Records.

  • Greg Stasiw

    Boutique

    • Guesswork.
    • Hidden Harmony Recordings.

  • Hekla

    Værõ

    • Gjá.
    • Phantom Limb.

  • Markus Guentner

    The Future Behind Us

    • On Brutal Soil, We Grow.
    • Affin Germany.

  • Craven Faults

    Yard Loup

    • Sidings.
    • The Leaf Label.

  • Leif

    Wearing the Sea

    • Collide.
    • AD 93.

  • Talk Show

    Royalties

    • Miss America.
    • We Jazz Records.

  • WOOM

    Slow You

    • To Slow You.
    • House Anxiety.

  • Erik Klinga

    Opaque Stars

    • Hundred Tongues.

  • The Weaving

    Martin Wynne's #2

    • Dlúth & Inneach (Warp & Weft).

  • Delyth Field

    Cysgodion

    • Cysgodion.

  • Franco Robert

    Black Waltz No. 1

    • Black Waltz No. 1.
    • Bigo and Twigetti.

  • Hana Korneti

    Dust

    • Dust.

Broadcasts

  • Sun 4 Jan 202623:30
    BBC Radio 3
  • Sun 26 Jul 202623:30
    BBC Radio 3

What is unclassified music?

What is unclassified music?

Elizabeth Alker introduces five of her favourite 'unclassifiable' pieces of music.