Showing posts with label Julia Holter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Julia Holter. Show all posts
Friday, July 29, 2016
A Mixtape For You #3: Julia Holter
Check out Julia Holters mixtape, including John Cage: "Experiences No. 2" - sung by Robert Wyatt.
Tracklist and words from Julia Holter over at bantmag.
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Julia Holter,
Mixtapes,
Robert Wyatt
Thursday, February 6, 2014
Bergen in the Springtime
The Bergen International Festival (21 Mai - 04 June) released the 2014 programme today.
Perhaps most interesting for those of you into classical music, dance and theatre, but I have made some preliminary hooks in the list by the names Steve Reich, The Tiger Lillies and Trio Mediaeval, Arve Henriksen with Bergen Cathedral Choir.
During the same period the Nattjazz jazz festival is also happening (22 - 31 May).
The programme is not complete yet, but it looks promising, with Julia Holter, Fire! Orchestra, Stian Westerhus with Pale Horses, Nils Petter Molvær, etc etc.
The videos: Steve Reich's Clapping Music arranged and performed by Santi Carcasona (YouTube) and Julia Holter: Horns Surrounding Me (Unseen Recordings on YouTube).
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Bergen,
Festivals,
Julia Holter,
Steve Reich
Sunday, September 15, 2013
Julia Holter
I gave in trying to make a list of all the people who say that they are inspired by Robert Wyatt, or are compared to the man. There are so many, and I have to admit that can´t always see the connection.
The last one I saw in Norwegian was something like "he sounds like a mix between Leonard Cohen and Robert Wyatt"! Now beat that one!
When it comes to Julia Holter I see the point! I know her two fine pop albums "Ekstasis" (RVNG 2012) and "Loud City Songs" (Domino 2013), and I think Robert Wyatt might have sung some of the songs if he wanted to, or they even resemble some he already did.
Listening to (among others) "World" (in the video) or "City Appearing" from "Loud City Songs", made me think of Anja Garbarek´s "The Diver" (Wyatt sings on her "Smiling & Waving" album), and perhaps "Stay Tuned" too (Wyatt covers it on "Comicopera").
Here is Julia Holter from Amby (July 2013) - Gimme Your Answers: An Interview w/ Julia Holter:
AMBY: Who influences you as a songwriter and musician?
Julia Holter: A lot of people–Joni Mitchell, Guillaume De Machaut, Robert Ashley, Robert Wyatt.
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Anja GArbarek,
Julia Holter,
Robert Wyatt
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