The Opera Show 10th May 2022

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Desire Paths w/ Laura Groves

Desire paths are formed by repeated deviation from official routes. Artist/producer Laura Groves explores private roads and dreamscapes with a series of mixtapes featuring demos, synth sketches, collaborations, pop classics, field recordings and soundtracks.

PHAMBINHO W/ MIIA LAINE - SOUTH-KOREAN PROTEST MUSIC

The 1970s and '80s were a turbulent time in South Korea under authoritarian military rule. The government routinely censored music, while the student movements distributed illegal cassette tapes of songs that became central to the pro-democracy movement. In today's show, Miia plays you mostly banned folk, rock and protest songs of this era, as well as interview snippets with Prof. Kim Chang Nam, a student activist at the time and founding member of the protest student song group Nochasa 노찾사 Photo credit: Lena Laine

Folk Opera Classical

Hannah Catherine Jones splits things open for the Opera Show: an exploration of the best in opera old and new, as well as an unearthing of the operatic in other records from soul, jazz or further afield.

Tracklist

Domenico Scarlatti, Domenico Scarlatti, Scott RossScott Ross
Sonata: K.81a, E Minor
Joanna NewsomJoanna Newsom
Peach, Plum, Pear
Unknown ArtistUnknown Artist
Gaelic Waulking Song

MartyrsMartyrs
Gaelic Psalm
Monir VakiliMonir Vakili
Dokhtaré Boyer Ahmadi = La Fille De Boyer Ahmadi
Umm KulthumUmm Kulthum
Ya Leilet El Eid
Tafo Feat. Nahid AkhtarTafo Feat. Nahid Akhtar
Karye Pyar
Caroline Shaw, Caroline Shaw, Roomful Of TeethRoomful Of Teeth
Partita for 8 Voices Part 2: Sarabande
Mica Levi + Oliver CoatesMica Levi + Oliver Coates
Pre-Barok
Abel Selaocoe & Manchester CollectiveAbel Selaocoe & Manchester Collective
The Oracle (Live)
Angel Bat DawidAngel Bat Dawid
Heathen Practices At Funerals
Amartey GoldingAmartey Golding
Bring Me To Heal
A Guy Called GeraldA Guy Called Gerald
Silent Cry