麻豆社

Corey Mwamba presents new improvised music from artists and collectives responding to art. British pianist Robert Mitchell draws from the experiential wisdom of McCoy Tyner, who said that his time playing with John Coltrane was like 鈥渟tepping into the flames鈥�. Mitchell鈥檚 band is, in turn, called The Flame, which speaks to the heightened experience of connection shared with his collaborators Neil Charles and Mark Sanders - a space of 鈥榩ure spirit鈥�, with a sonic tapestry to match. Plus, a live performance from Henry Threadgill, who integrates Milford Grave鈥檚 experiments with the human heartbeat into a sweeping three-movement suite.

Elsewhere in the programme, music that inspires poetry. Ed Shipsey, Jordan Muscatello and petals (Petero Kalul茅) conjure a Surrealist twilight zone between sleep and waking states, where a dog鈥檚 paw scratches time off the face of the earth. Or something like that.

A Reduced Listening production for 麻豆社 Radio 3
Produced by Tej Adeleye