24 July 2018
- Blues
- Traditional/Religious
- Talk Show
- Experimental
- Arts & Culture
- Dreamy
- Intense
The third episode of Open Sources presents a selection of music from the Appalachia. The last half an hour focuses on Alan Lomax’s Parlametrics project, a free online resource dedicated to saving languages in danger of extinction containing about 600 examples. A few contemporary musicians are introduced, whose practice relates to this music, and the listener gets to know the context surrounding these recordings.

Playlist
Ms. Ora, Nathaniel Rahmings, Hobart Smith, Ed Young - I Got a HomeTommy Jarrell - Cumberland Gap
Dink Roberts - Fox Chase Old Rattler
Paul Metzger - Emel
Vaughn Eller - Cindy
Cas Wallin - Pretty Saro
Hobart Smith - The Devil's Dream
Laurie Spiegel - Patchwork
John Kilby Snow - Wildwood Flower
Nimrod Workman - Mother Jones Will
"Willie" & Unidentified men - Dogging steel
Philipp Jeck - Pax
Parlametrics: Orejon
Georges Aperghis - Récitation n° 12
Parlametrics: Aukan
Georges Aperghis - Récitation n°3
Georges Aperghis - Récitation n°10, partie gauche
Parlametrics: Mufian
Peter Ablinger - Voices and Piano: n°18. Ilya Prigogine
Meredith Monk - Memory Song