Salome and Ives biography, Salome and Ives discography
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0.Mystic Roya (Ives Tamas dub)
0.Now keep in mind that all the following tracks on the first disc are down tempo versions, and not the usual club mixes you may have purchased on Bedrock releases.It brings a close to a great first disc, a chilled angle of the many Bedrock moments that have impacted us greatly in clubs in the last few years.Thompson steps behind the decks to mix them to perfection.The first disc may come as a surprise to many, being completely stripped of any kicks or major drums, and left with smooth sounds and delicate effects, but the result is well worth it, as the first disc could prove to be the more timeless disc of the two.Compiled by John Digweed
1.Morgan Page And Gregory Shiff Feat.With the landmark 50th release of the Bedrock Records imprint having come and gone in December 2003, it's easy to forget some of the many tracks and remixes that have in one way or another shaped or defined the evolving direction of the progressive scene.Whilst other labels may have run longer, not many can hold that claim, and what better time to review Bedrock: The Story So Far than with this latest compilation, 'Layered Sounds'.Compiled by the Bedrock residents themselves, John Digweed takes us on downtempo excursion through the annals of the labels lifespan, whilst Phil Thompson mixes together a selection of some of the tracks that have rocked Heaven and many other clubs to it's core, in his own unique style, ensuring that this compilation typifies Bedrock in every way it possibly can.Melting into the hypnotic chords and melodies of Sean Q6's 'The Other Course' you find yourself drawn in as bass effects bubble to the surface, grooving along at a subtle pace as the unforgettable haunting melody of 'Chilling Moments' shimmers in.Waves of sound wash over a low sub bass groove as the vocal is looped over and over, soon climaxing in a powerful Eastern solo that lives up to it's namesake and sends a shiver to even the deepest of nerves in your body.CP's 'Dust' twinkle underneath an atmospheric void that expands and evolves in a shape shifting style that gradually changes the mood of this cinematic soundtrack that John Digweed compiles.You may not be on a dancefloor at 3am being owned by his dark and twisted grooves, but he controls your mood here in a different yet equally as well executed way.The synths of 'Emerald' now become harmonious harp strings, whilst Fotunator and Montresor's 'The Operator' sees the dreamy 'Imagine' reworked in a jazzy trip hop style.Disc Two sees Phil Thompson bring together some of the label's more recent tracks in a mix that like the first disc sways from one end of the spectrum to another.Bedrock's sound shift into new territory, just like Phil's smooth and reclined warm up sets contrast John's dark and moody peak time sets at Heaven each month.Montresor's 'Imagine' acting as the perfect bridge to the more upbeat second half of the disc.The big basslines are still prevalent as one of Steve Porter's mixes of the Amber track 'Anyway' slowly slides in, subtle melodies and strings injecting incredible momentum and energy into the mix as the old skool classic 'The Hunter' takes the energy level even higher reaching a pinnacle when the first stabs of Christian Cambas' 80s inspired anthem 'It Scares Me' drop in.Not just your usual retrospective compilation.Phil on the other hand displays his skills for layering moods and sounds building from the smooth house grooves through to the more peak time progressive cuts that are typically associated with the Bedrock nights at Heaven.Schubert: AufenthaltThomas Quasthoff (baritone)Justus Zeyen (piano)Shostakovich: Volochayev Days, Op 48BBC PhilharmonicVassily Sinaisky (conductor)From 8.Thomas Moser (tenor)Sergei Leferkus (baritone)San Francisco Orchestra and ChorusMichael Tilson Thomas (conductor)From 10.Beethoven: Andante con variazioni from the Kreutzer Sonata, Op 47Isabelle Faust (violin)Alexander Melnikov (piano)Beethoven: Larghetto from Violin Concerto in D, Op 61Isabelle Faust (violin)The Prague PhilharmoniaJiri Belohlavek (conductor)Shostakovich: Symphony No 13 (excerpt)Serge Aleksashkin (baritone)St Petersburg POYuri Temirkanov (conductor)From 11.Andrew McGregor samples three new releases featuring Vladimir Ashkenazy as both pianist and conductor, including his 'A Personal Collection' which includes seven discs of his favourite recordings.Who were its singers and what instruments did they play?These are the questions that led to Benjamin Bagby's initial search for the lost songs of a performing musician whose name remains unknown to us.Another chance to hear Ensemble Sequentia's Chamber Music Prom.Agnethe Christensen (voice)Eric Mentzel (voice)15:00BBC Proms 2007 livePSM 4Live from the Cadogan Hall, London.In the final matinee concert of the season, the Nash Ensemble continues the Proms' Britten and Auden anniversary celebrations with a performance of some of the works on which the composer and poet collaborated.Britten: The Way to the Sea; On This IslandBritten, arr.Daryl Runswick: Cabaret SongsBritten: Night Mail (with film)Britten, arr.Jazz Record Requests1 September 2007Geoffrey Smith presents a selection of listeners' jazz requests.BBC Proms 2007 liveProm 64 Part 1Presented by Petroc Trelawny, live from the Royal Albert Hall, London.Ives: Symphony No 3 (The Camp Meeting)Strauss: Salome (Final Scene)Deborah Voigt (soprano)San Francisco Symphony OrchestraMichael Tilson Thomas (conductor)19:15Twenty MinutesThe Importance of Being a HellenistIain Ross explores how Oscar Wilde's lifelong interest in the archaeology and literature of ancient Greece influenced even his most popular work.BBC Proms 2007 liveProm 64 Part 2Michael Tilson Thomas and the San Francisco Symphony conclude the evening's Prom with Shostakovich's epic Symphony No 5 in D minor.After two unsuccessful rounds of IVF and with the debt collectors now knocking at the door, the future is not looking bright.Hear And NowDavid HorneIvan Hewett in conversation with Scottish composer David Horne, whose works are featured in a studio concert by the BBC Symphony Orchestra.Music includes works by Vivaldi, Marenzio, Bach and Striggio.Through the Night1 September 20071 September 2007With John Shea.Rossini: Overture (La Gazza Ladra)Danish Radio Concert OrchestraRoman Zeilinger (conductor)4.Les Titans, Op 71, No 2Lamentabile Consort4.Schumann: Overture (Genoveva)Orchestre Nationale de FranceHeinz Wallberg (conductor)5.Field: Rondo in A flat for piano and stringsEckart Selheim (fortepiano)Collegium AureumFranzjosef Maier (director)5.With what then may I bathe?From where have you come, beloved?Ekkehard Abele (bass)Rheinische KantoreiDas Kleine KonzertHermann Max (conductor)5.Warlock: Serenade for StringsManitoba Chamber OrchestraRoy Goodman (conductor)5.Wojciech Kilar: Piano ConcertoPeter Jablonski (piano)Polish Radio Symphony OrchestraWojciech Rajski (conductor)6.Updated every two
weeks, Remix Record Charts will let you know what tracks are filling
floors now!Macaluso, "Lights Down" (En Soul)
3.Southman, "Iman" (Premier Sounds)
8.Shafunkers, Rhythm by Design EP (Choo Choo)
3.Dylan Rhymes, "Vanquish" (Acetate)
5.Evil 9, "Cakehole" (Marine Parade)
2.Forme, "Kik a Hole" (Marine Parade)
4.Semi Detached, "Who da Fuk (False Prophets Mix)" (Boom Box)
7.Mistress Barbara, "Never Could Have Your Love" (Relentless)
2.Robert Owens, "Last Night a DJ Blew My Mind" (King
Brain)
6.No Doubt, "Unknown (Sharam Jey Remix)" (promo)
8.Umek, "Gatex" (Black Hole UK)
3.Dirty Funker, "Future" (white)
4.Fingers, "Frozen February" (white)
6.DJ Sammy, "Heaven" (Data)
7.Stereo Productions, "Nanga (Chus and Chebalos Remix)"
4.Ralph Falcon, "Dark Beat (Monster Mix)"
5.Narcotic Thrust, "Safe From Harm (Peter Rauhofer Remix)"
9."Some Luvin (Murk Remix)"
10.Junkie XL, "Breezer" (white)
3.Evolution, "Walking on Fire (Stryke Remix)" (white)
4.Mike Hiratzka and Voyager, "Two Worlds" (white)
6.Noel Sanger, "Carry On" (white)
8.Curve, "Cold Comfort (Deepsky)" (white)
9.Noel Sanger, "Give it 2U (dub)" (Teknology)
Spesh
1.Ives, "Mystic Roya (Holms Ives Remix)" (Bedrock)
2.Randal Jones Mix)" (Tribe)
Jody Wisternoff (Way Out
West)
1.Planet Funk, "Rosa Blu" (Planet Funk)
2.Zombie Rats, "Unknown" (Unknown)
3.Groove Armada, "Lovebox" (Pepper)
6.Matthew Dekay, "Passion" (One Star)
10.Toscana (Loco Dice Remix) + Acapellas by Deep Swing feat.Here he serves up two CDs of impeccably mixed soulful, tribal, deep and progressive house tunes with a spirit and energy that's reflected in his wise selection.Looks a bit of a nerk on the cover though.Spaceman
By far,one of the best Djs on the scene.Thursday night in Davis Symphony Hall.The program looked a bit wacky on paper, and in truth it was.The Camp Meeting (1904), and then the final scene from Salome (1905).But that was merely the first half.Yet this performance was nothing short of brilliant.Symphony will give of the work will feature not Lindstrom, but Deborah Voigt.Lindstrom is making her professional debut as Salome in Turin before returning to the Palm Beach Opera as Turandot.Low on substance, it has nevertheless gained wide popularity for its noise effrontery.Ensemble was often a little out of focus, and here and there intonation was, as well.Third Symphony, which did not see stage lights until 1946 (and that, thanks to Lou Harrison), had a long gestation period.Somewhere I read that Mahler had seen and considered premiering that symphony back in his New York days, but it never came to pass.Two unexpected incidents occurred around the Ives performance.Maybe she (or was it a he?Heuwell Tircuit is a composer, performer, and writer who was chief writer for Gramophone Japan and for 21 years a music reviewer for the San Francisco Chronicle.By Heuwell Tircuit, all rights reserved.Tircuit, however, I have never lost my love for the Shostakovich 5th which I first encountered at age 18.By posting, you agree to abide by SFCV's Code of Conduct and Terms of Service.Music in the Vineyards Festival.The San Francisco Symphony proves it knows how to make an exit.Page 97She married for a second husband Noah Weeks of Parsonsfield, Me.Page 18John Lane, formerly of Hampton, NH, and sister of Capts.Daniel, John and Jabez Lane.He was Town Clerk and Selectman for 20 consecutive years ; County Commissioner of Kennebec ...Page 47Married Abigail Norton of Nottingham, NH He was from Rye, NH ; lived and died at Nottingham, NH THEIR CHILDREN 452 i.Page 171She was the daughter of Samuel Keuney of Portland, Me.Others Born in Barrington, NH) 419 i.Page 76He kept the Mansion House for a time, and he later built and kept for a time the Franklin House in Bangor, Me.He was a merchant in Bangor; ...Page 7528, 1819, Lydia True of Salisbury, NH Residence, Franklin, NH He built a tavern in what is now Franklin, NH, formerly Salisbury, NH, now called the OK ...Maine in the vicinity of Fryeburg, Me.James Jackson, who built a new house thereon, about 1870.Page 134Residence, Rochester, NH, later Hampden, Me.He was in the War of 1812, was taken by the English and carried into a port in Denmark and claimed as an ...Page 25She had a son Thomas Garland Berry, who became a prominent merchant in Portsmouth, NH, having early been in the store of his Uncle William there.Page 100Pittsfield, NH He was Standard Bearer of the Home Guards of New Hampshire.Page 164Married, May 11, 1826, Mary Jane Hall, born 1808 ; six children ; she was the daughter of Israel of Strafford, NH Residence, Barnstead, NH March 24, ...Berry was appointed guardian of their son (York County Records), on application of ...Page 175John Adams of Durham, NH, who married, first, Sarah Wheeler; married, second, Hannah Chesley.He was a graduate of Harvard College, in the class of ...Page 69Residence, Moultonboro, NH ; later, in 1830 to 1840, in Tam worth, NH, where he was taxed.He signed the Resolution of Congress of March 14, 1776, and promised to ...He graduated from Harvard College.Edited a newspaper in Portsmouth.Page 123Lived in Jefferson, NH ; later in Boston.She married, second, William B.Wentworth at Barostead, NH, and married, third, ...Henry Prentice of Cambridge, Mass.England before 1040, and who was a member of the first church in Cambridge, ...Page 106Married Hannah Hayes, born 1777; died 1838, in Greenwood, Me.He lived in Poland ; later in Greenwood, Me.Page 16Three days after the battle of Bunker Hill, Jacob, with others, marched from Sanbornton, NH, and joined the army at Charlestown, Mass.Page 164Married, May 11, 1826, Mary Jane Hall, born 1808 ; six children ; she was the daughter of Israel of Strafford, NH Residence, Barnstead, NH March 24, ...He was in the War of the Rebellion at the blockade and bombardment of Charleston, SC, and was in the boat expedition to take Fort ...Page 6513, 1813, in Bartlett, NH Lived in Bartlett, NH He and four others, in Dec.After he married his second wife he went to live with his daughter Rebecca, in Naples, Me.Whitefield, NH, and died in Belfast, Me.Page 143Hammond of Ossipee, NH; three ch.Sandwich, NH Their 8 children b.Page 173In summer they live in Newburyport, Mass.Putnam school in that place.Was early in life a clerk in D.Hampton Falls, NH He was admitted to full communion to the church in Hampton Falls, NH Feb.Page 146Residence, Providence, RI His children write their name Garlin ; others of the same ancestry write their name Garland.Page 7528, 1819, Lydia True of Salisbury, NH Residence, Franklin, NH He built a tavern in what is now Franklin, NH, formerly Salisbury, NH, now called the OK ...Page 176Hew of Gloucester, Mass.He was educated in the Biddeford public schools.Phillips Academy, Exeter, NH, and is a graduate of Yale College, ...Page 56Died in Augusta, Me.Married, first, Anna Kelley, died March 4, 1831 ; eight children.Page 59Married Mary Harrington, died about 1860, of Durham, NH From Rochester, NH, he went early to Alna, Me.Whitefield, NH, and died in Belfast, ...Married Elizabeth Bowker, born 1818; died February, 1894; she was the daughter of Robert of Brunswick, Me.She was widely known for her generous gifts to religious, educational and other objects.Her husband, during his life, ...Page 177Lives in Emporia, Kan.Page 59Married Mary Harrington, died about 1860, of Durham, NH From Rochester, NH, he went early to Alna, Me.Whitefield, NH, and died in Belfast, ...Page 76Residence, first in Kenduskeag, Me.He came with his wife on horseback through ...Page 143Residence, formerly in Jackson, NH, later, in 1892, in Lower Bartlett, NH THEIR CHILDREN.All Born in Conway, NH) 1296 i.Page 93Believed to have lived in Freedom, NH, then in Efflngham, NH ; a trader there ; then in Dixmont, Me.Isaac Lane of Chester, NH; b.Page 169He lived in Greenwood, Me.Page 54Went to Berwick, Me.Kennebec county, probably Waterville, Me.Page 164Married Elizabeth Bowker, born 1818; died February, 1894; she was the daughter of Robert of Brunswick, Me.Page 177Lives in Emporia, Kan.Dover to Rochester, NH, seven miles from Dover.Page 53Edited a newspaper in Portsmouth.Page 42He yearly walked from Dixmont, where he lived, to Augusta, to draw his pension, and the last time he did so he was robbed on the way home.Page 25Soon after marriage her husband went to sea or to New Orleans, La.
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