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In this live broadcast from Overlook Mountain, “Overlooked” host Rob Saffer will primarily highlight contemporary, classically-inspired tunes that are often known as "New Music." Through compositions short and long, brand new and classic, listeners will hear the latest in newly recorded (and a few re-released) music that varies from scratchy to sweet and features piercing strings, resonant vocals, and clattering pianos. The New Music will be complemented with some ceremonial world music, explosive power rock, and edgy, improvised pieces that are stylistically tough to define.

Playlist: 

Eyes of the World - Grateful Dead

Vitus Labrusca (“Overlooked” theme) - Ben LaMar Gay

Nil Inultum Remanebit - The Nausea

Chant III (Le Brut du Monde) - Les Chants du Hasard

Tabula Rasa (Ludus) - Arvo Part

Optics, Light & Shadow - Caroline Shaw

Etudes Book 1, No. 6 - Gyorgy Ligeti

Piano Sonata #1 - Charles Ives (Jeremy Denk)

Preluding (for Conlon Nancarrow) - Sylvie Courvoisier

blusnoblus 2 - Devin Maxwell

Ho Renomo - Cluster & Eno

Symphony #4, First Movement - Johannes Brahms

Big Majestic - Ellen Reid

Bells Ringing in the Distance - Janel Leppin & Anthony Pirog

Love Changes Everything V - Dirty Three

Smelting Loop 4 - Sussan Deyhim & Richard Horowitz

The Full Measure Wash Down - Chris Corsano

quotidian : solemnity - Big Brave

Wawasintada - Mali Obomsawin, Magdelena Abrego, Alison Burik

Time for Slurp - King Krule

Ton Tap - Gongs of the Bahnar 

Habibi Lawel - Habiba Msika

String Quartet Op. 11 - Samuel Barber (Miro Quartet)

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After the local news at noon, “Overlooked” is a show focusing on overlooked and under-heard jazz, improvisational, and other fringe music, from early roots to contemporary experiments, a mix of familiar to rare, classic to weird. Live fromf Overlook Mountain in Ulster County.

Host Rob Saffer is the former Executive Director and Producer of the Creative Music Foundation. While living in Brooklyn for 25 years, he served on advisory boards for Celebrate Brooklyn and Symphony Space. He also curated the Brooklyn Museum’s summer jazz series and helped co-found The Mingus Big Band.