Ted Hearne's guest appearances

Ted Hearne

LPR Live, from New York

Carrefour de la création

Une histoire de la musique américaine

Steve Reich

John Adams

Nico Muhly

Timo Andres

David Lang

John Cage

Caroline Shaw

Terry Riley

Andrew Norman

Bryce Dessner

John Luther Adams

Marc Namblard

François Corneloup

Anne Alvaro

Bruno Chevillon

OwlTail

Nathalie Joachim

Tristan Perich

durée : 00:30:09 - « Au pays de l'autotune » : Ted Hearne, Sarah Kirkland Snider, Nicole Lizée - par : Thomas Vergracht - Les producteurs de hip-hop et les Daft Punk ne sont pas les seuls à s'intéresser à l'autotune, ce logiciel qui permet de corriger, voire carrément transformer la voix. Les compositeurs de musique contemporaine ne sont pas en reste ! Vers l'autotune...et au-delà ! - réalisé par : Somany Na

« Au pays de l’autotune » : Ted Hearne, Sarah Kirkland Snider, Nicole Lizée, Nathalie Joachim, Tristan Perich

durée : 01:00:13 - Ted Hearne est dans la "Place" ! - par : Thomas Vergracht - Il est des compositeurs qui accomplissent une fantastique carrière dans leur pays. A 38 ans, l’américain Ted Hearne jouit déjà d’une belle réputation et de commandes prestigieuses. Il vient de composer avec le poète et rapper Saul Williams un oratorio intitulé "Place". - réalisé par : Claire Lagarde

Ted Hearne est dans la "Place" ! 

If you're a composer and you at least partially acknowledge the musical history that came before you, you're left in a tough position. How can you even put pen to paper when so much profound music already exists? Do you disregard it? Build upon it? Scrawl graffiti on its pages or bow in reverence? In this episode we hear music that does a little bit of each. Three movement from the solo piano suite Parlour Diplomacy by Brooklyn-based composer Ted Hearne. The composer is joined by pianist-composer Timothy Andres for whom the piece was written. They discuss the anxiety of influence the manipulation of source material by Johannes Brahms and compositionally speaking, how to disassociate completely. Special thanks to Ted Hearne and Timo Andres for their use of "Excerpts from Parlour Diplomacy".

If you're a composer and you at least partially acknowledge the musical history that came before you, you're left in a tough position. How can you even put pen to paper when so much profound music already exists? Do you disregard it? Build upon it? Scrawl graffiti on its pages or bow in reverence? In this episode we hear music that does a little bit of each. Three movement from the solo piano suite Parlour Diplomacy by Brooklyn-based composer Ted Hearne. The composer is joined by pianist-composer Timothy Andres for whom the piece was written. They discuss the anxiety of influence the manipulation of source material by Johannes Brahms and compositionally speaking, how to disassociate completely. Special thanks to Ted Hearne and Timo Andres for their use of "Excerpts from Parlour Diplomacy".

Download: Ted Hearne's 'Parlor Diplomacy' Featuring Timo Andres
