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7:31 “Japurá River” 8:15 “Just a Closer Walk with Thee” composed by Philip Glass performed by Pete Fountain performed by Uakti from Do You Know What It from Aguas da Amazonia Means to Miss New Orleans 7:36 “Radio Bagdad” 8:17 “Amazing Grace” composed by Jenifer Smith performed by Pete Fountain performed by Jenifer Smith from Crazy from Code Mesa 8:22 “Concerto in C Minor” (RV 402) 7:42 “Shhh/Peaceful” excerpt — Adagio composed by Miles Davis composed by Antonio Vivaldi performed by Miles Davis et al. performed by Toronto Chamber from In a Silent Way Orchestra; Ofra Harnoy, cello from Vivaldi Cello Concertos 7:47 “Cantares de mi Tierra” traditional Mexican folksong 8:27 “Algunas Bestias” middle section Music Program performed by Mary Lea and from “Canto General” th friends composed by Mikis Theodorakis September 15 , 2012 from Cascade of Tears text by Pablo Neruda performed by Alexandra 6:56 “Being in Rhythm” 7:51 “El Carretero” Papadjiakou, alto composed by Layne Redmond traditional Cuban folksong from Canto General performed by Layne Redmond & performed by Compay Segundo, Tommy Brunjes Ruben Gonzales, 8:30 “Ay Papacito” from Being in Rhythm Eliades Ochoa and Ry Cooder composed by Carlos Méndez from Buena Vista Social Club performed by Eliades Ochoa 7:03 “Finney Makes a Point” from Sublime Illusion composed by Mike Figgis 7:56 “Di Terkishe Khasene” performed by Mike Figgis traditional 8:35 “Paperweight” from Stormy Monday soundtrack performed by Davka written by Joshua Radin and from Lavy's Dream Schulyler Fisk 7:05 “Halleluyah” performed by Joshua Radin and composed by David Hykes 8:00 “Fanfare for the Common Man” Schulyler Fisk (US) performed by David Hykes, composed by Aaron Copland from The Last Kiss Michelle Hykes, Timothy Hill 8:04 “Canzone 8” 8:38 “Yizkor for Rabin” from Harmonic Meetings composed by Giovanni Gabrieli composed by Davka performed by the brass section of performed by Davka 7:13 “Nocturne No. 1 in B flat minor” the Frankfurt Radio Symphony from Lavy's Dream composed by Frédéric Chopin Orchestra performed by Daniel Berenboim from Venezianische 8:43 “Suite no.5 in c minor” BWV from Chopin: Nocturnes Mehrchörigkeit 1011 — Sarabande composed by Johann Sebastian 7:18 “Les Pleurs” 8:08 “Vladimir’s Blues” Bach composed by Sainte Colombe composed by Max Richter performed by Pieter Wispelwey, performed by Jordi Savall performed by Max Richter baroque cello from Tous les matins du monde from The Blue Notebooks from Bach Cello Suites 7:23 “Sonata No.4 for Violin and 8:10 “Kun Fe Ko” 8:47 “Dearest All Faire” Harpsichord” composed by Oumou Sangare composed by William Lawes, arr. composed by Johann Sebastian performed by Oumou Sangare William Ayton Bach from Worotan performed by Diane Nahigian, performed by Glenn Gould, piano; contralto & Amici Musicae Jaime Laredo, violin from Amici Musicae from Bach Sonatas 8:14 “If I Knew” excerpt composed by Edgar Meyer 7:27 “Habla Me” 8:51 “River” performed by Joshua Bell & composed by Gipsy Kings composed by Peter Kater Edgar Meyer performed by Gipsy Kings performed by Peter Kater from Short Trip Home from Cantos de Amor from Piano 1 8:56 “Cantus in memory of Benjamin 9:36 “Eclipse” 10:25 “Desert Bus Ride” Britten” written by B. Leza written by Gustavo Santaolalla composed by Arvo Pärt performed by Lura (Cape Verde) performed by Gustavo Santaolalla performed by Staatsorchester from Eclipse from Babel Stuttgart from Tabula Rasa 9:42 “St. James Infirmary” 10:27 “Gnossienne No. 1” traditional New Orleans composed by Eric Satie (arr. 9:01 “Eg veit I himmerik ei borg” performed by Allen Toussaint Shirim) traditional Norwegian Song from The Bright Mississippi performed by Shirim performed by Anne-Lise from Klezmer Nutcracker Berntsen, soprano 9:45 “Comadi” and NilsHenrik Asheim, organ written by Céu 10:29 “Gnossienne No. 1” performed by Céu (Brazil) composed by Eric Satie 9:04 “Amazing Grace” from Vagarosa performed by Pascal Rogé traditional from Satie: 3 Gymnopédies 9:49 “Sin Precio” 9:08 “Deep River” traditional 10:33 “Know” written by Steven Foster performed by Andy Palacio composed by Nick Drake performed by The Blind Boys of from Watina performed by Nick Drake Alabama from Pink Moon from Deep River 9:52 “This Year’s Love” written by David Gray 10:36 “Babonao” 9:11 “Amazing Grace” performed by David Gray written by Razia Said traditional from White Ladder performed by Razia Said performed by the Dirty Dozen from Zebu Nation Brass Band 9:57 “Lamento Sertanejo” from Funeral for a Friend written by Giberto Gil 10:39 “Synchrony No. 2” performed by Nicolas Krassik composed by Louis Hardin 9:12 “Lascia ch’io planga” [from from Na Lapa performed by Kronos Quartet Rinaldo] from Early Music composed by George Frederick 10:01 “Rivers of Babylon” composed by B. Dowe, F. 10:42 “Margrete” Handel McNaughton, Farian, Reyam composed by Arve Moen Bergset performed by Cecilia Bartoli performed by The Melodions performed by Bukkene Bruse from The Art of Cecilia Bartoli from The Harder They Come from The Stone Chair 9:17 “Virðulegu Forsetar” [excerpt] 10:05 “Prayer of Saint Gregory” 10:44 “O Pastor” composed by Jóhann Jóhannsson composed by Alan Hovhaness composed by Pedro Ayres performed by the Caput Ensemble performed by Benny Wiame & I Magelhaes & Madredeus from Virðulegu Forsetar Fiamminghi performed by Madredeus from Hovhaness from O Espírito Da Paz 9:24 “Tears Transforming” composed by Tord Gustavsen 10:11 “Faith” 10:48 “Embalasasa” performed by the Tord Gustavsen composed by Lisa Gerrard & composed by Samite Trio Pieter Bourke performed by Samite from The Ground performed by Lisa Gerrard & from Embalasasa Pieter Bourke 9:30 “Little Potato” from The Insider 10:52 “Mazurka” written by Malcolm Dalglish traditional performed by Malcolm Dalglish 10:14 “Hallelujah” performed by Bau from Welcoming Children into written by Leonard Cohen from Café Musique the World performed by Jeff Buckley from Grace 10:56 “I Heard It On The Grapevine” 9:34 “The End of Words” written by Marvin Gaye composed by Dead Can Dance 10:21 “Baba” Performed by Bill Frisell (US) performed by Dead Can Dance traditional from East/West from Aion performed by Andy Palacio from Watina 2 11:01 “Krokodill” 11:37 “Seven Balkan Dances – 12:17 “New ‘Opihi Moemoe #3” composed by Jóhann Jóhannsson Sostenuto e cantabile” composed by Leonard Kwan performed by the EÞos String composed by Marko Tajčević performed by Leonard Kwan Quartet performed by Calefax Reed from Ke’ala’s Mele from Englabörn Quintet from 600 Years 12:20 “Por Que Llorax” excerpt 11:03 “Ibe Siran Munlela” traditional Chanson Sefardite composed by Victor Deme 11:40 “O Rama” performed by Montserrat Figueras performed by Victor Deme composed by Susheela Raman and Jordi Savall from Deli performed by Susheela Raman from La Voix de l’Emotion from Salt Rain 11:07 “Mad World” 12:25 “Tindiba” written by Roland Orzabal 11:45 “Iberian Improvisation #2” composed by Samite performed by Michael Andrews and Gary Jules composed by Tom Noren and performed by Samite from Danny Darko Andrew Blickenderfer from Stars to Share based on Fernando Sor’s 11:11 “Often a Bird” Seguidillas Boléras composed by Wim Mertens performed by HourGlass performed by Wim Mertens and from HourGlass the Flemish Radio Orchestra from partes extra partes 11:47 “Sankofa” performed by Cassandra Wilson 11:15 “Yati Pouli Chen Kelaidhis” from Blue Light 'Til Dawn traditional Greek [Thrace] performed by Savina Yannatou 11:54 “Tangerine” from Mediterranea original composition by Victor Schertzinger, Jehn Herndon and 11:18 “Woman’s Prayer” Johnny Mercer composed by Georges Ivanovitch performed by Ben Webster and Gurdjieff Coleman Hawkins, Oscar performed by Anja Lechner and Peterson, Herb Ellis, Ray Brown Vassilis Tsabropoulos and Alvin Stoller from Chants, Hymns and Dances from Coleman Hawkins Encounters Ben Webster 11:20 “Poor Boy Blues” composed by Jack Dupree and 11:49 “Ghetto” King Curtis composed by Sam Mangwana performed by Jack Dupree, King performed by Sam Mangwana Curtis, and Cornell Dupree from Galo Negro from King Curtis and Champion Jack Dupree Blues at Montreux 11:59 “Pinguli Pinguli Giuvacchinu” and “Lu Purtuni” 11:30 “Funny How Love Is” traditional Italian composed by Roland Gift & performed by Savina Yannatou David Steele from Mediterranea performed by Fine Young Cannibals 12:04 “Don’t Get Angry, My Love” from Fine Young Cannibals composed by Stravos Kouyoumtzis 11:33 “A Stranger and an Enemy to performed by Yiorgos Dalaras You” from High Windows (1975) composed by Christos Nikolopoulos, Lefteris 12:08 “Dove sei, amato bene” from Papadopoulos Rodelinda performed by Yiorgos Dalaras composed by Georg Frideric from Say Nothing: The Country Handel is in Danger (1989) performed by Andreas Scholl from Rodelinda 3 .
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