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EPISODE · Mar 11, 2021 · 40 MIN

Hidden Pulse: Hearing Unplayed Grooves

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Dutch pioneering guitarist and composer Aart Strootman kicks off the newest series of Curious Ears in which he explores rhythmic patterns and groove-related games in music from around the world. He gives examples from a wide range of music: from the waterdrums by the Baka women to the likes of Philip Glass and Nik Bärtsch, and Magic Malik’s jazzy rhythms to heavy metal band Meshuggah. Listen to his foray into different kinds of grooves and the bodily movements that music can create. The musical examples used in this podcast are: Baka women, water drums Philip Glass - music in similar motion Steve Reich - clapping music Nik Bärtsch - Modul 35 Magic Malik - Nigeria Meshuggah - I am Colossus Aart Strootman - W.A.L.L. (met 4) Dawn of Midi - Dysnomia Production: Soundtreks / Michiel van de Weerthof Curator: Jonás Bisquert

Dutch pioneering guitarist and composer Aart Strootman kicks off the newest series of Curious Ears in which he explores rhythmic patterns and groove-related games in music from around the world. He gives examples from a wide range of music: from the waterdrums by the Baka women to the likes of Philip Glass and Nik Bärtsch, and Magic Malik’s jazzy rhythms to heavy metal band Meshuggah. Listen to his foray into different kinds of grooves and the bodily movements that music can create. The musical examples used in this podcast are: Baka women, water drums Philip Glass - music in similar motion Steve Reich - clapping music Nik Bärtsch - Modul 35 Magic Malik - Nigeria Meshuggah - I am Colossus Aart Strootman - W.A.L.L. (met 4) Dawn of Midi - Dysnomia Production: Soundtreks / Michiel van de Weerthof Curator: Jonás Bisquert

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