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NewThree late works by Éliane Radigue, composed in intimate dialogue with singular instrumental voices Charles Curtis and Dafne Vicente-Sandoval, reveal the extraordinary technical control and sensitivity required to realize Radigue's radically reduced sonic language. Presented here for the first time on LP, these works stand as a landmark document of the composer's late acoustic practice, where microscopic shifts in tone, texture, and resonance become the music itself.
| 1 | Occam XIII for Bassoon | |
| 2 | Occam River XI for Bassoon and Cello | |
| 3 | Occam V for Cello | |
| 4 | Occam River XI for Bassoon and Cello |
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