Can anyone help?

[ardcarp]

A choral piece by Caroline Shaw (sung by A Roomful of Teeth) figured somewhere on R3 in the past few days. I can't find it on any playlist and I don't know its name. It consisted of downward then upward glisaandi, the latter alighting on (mainly) very well-tuned triads. Very difficult to perform I guess, but done superbly. Can anyone help me locate it..or at least find out what it's called?

PS It was not her Partita, which I know.

[Bryn]

A choral piece by Caroline Shaw (sung by A Roomful of Teeth) figured somewhere on R3 in the past few days. I can't find it on any playlist and I don't know its name. It consisted of downward then upward glisaandi, the latter alighting on (mainly) very well-tuned triads. Very difficult to perform I guess, but done superbly. Can anyone help me locate it..or at least find out what it's called?

PS It was not her Partita, which I know.

Could it possibly "Don't Let Me Be Lonely"? Just a wild guess. I can find no mention of it in the schedule.

[antongould]

A choral piece by Caroline Shaw (sung by A Roomful of Teeth) figured somewhere on R3 in the past few days. I can't find it on any playlist and I don't know its name. It consisted of downward then upward glisaandi, the latter alighting on (mainly) very well-tuned triads. Very difficult to perform I guess, but done superbly. Can anyone help me locate it..or at least find out what it's called?

PS It was not her Partita, which I know.

According to Andrew’s wonderful listing query the only vocal piece of hers played in the last 30 days is the Partita played on Essential Classics on 19 February 1 hour 14 minutes in ..... there have been other pieces played but to the untrained eye they are not choral ......

[kernelbogey]

A choral piece by Caroline Shaw (sung by A Roomful of Teeth) figured somewhere on R3 in the past few days. I can't find it on any playlist and I don't know its name. It consisted of downward then upward glisaandi, the latter alighting on (mainly) very well-tuned triads. Very difficult to perform I guess, but done superbly. Can anyone help me locate it..or at least find out what it's called?

PS It was not her Partita, which I know.

I'm fairly sure I heard this on Sunday Breakfast, so that would be either 14 or 21 February (just possibly 7th) - eariyish in the show.

[gradus]

Me too but I can't remember the name of the piece.

[antongould]

I'm fairly sure I heard this on Sunday Breakfast, so that would be either 14 or 21 February (just possibly 7th) - eariyish in the show.

Well it looks like it’s been omitted from the published playlist, as has already been suggested .......

[ardcarp]

Apologies to everyone. It was from Caroline Shaw's Partita...the Sarabande (which I thought I knew but obviously didn't!). As Antongould says it was on Essential Classics on 19 February 1 hour 14 minutes in. Thanks Anton. They just put 'Friday' on the website but no date!

In case anyone wants to listen: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m000sbbm

And it was on the playlist.

[Padraig]

Apologies to everyone.

It was a good question ardcarp. In trying to help I heard many snippets of Roomful of Teeth (whom I had heard before, but forgot), and of Caroline Shaw's music - I have already started listening to the Partita in full. So, from me, thanks for the steer.

[Serial_Apologist]

Apologies to everyone. It was from Caroline Shaw's Partita...the Sarabande (which I thought I knew but obviously didn't!). As Antongould says it was on Essential Classics on 19 February 1 hour 14 minutes in. Thanks Anton. They just put 'Friday' on the website but no date!

In case anyone wants to listen: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m000sbbm

And it was on the playlist.

With a title like Partita, it wouldn't be obvious that it was a choral piece.

[antongould]

Apologies to everyone. It was from Caroline Shaw's Partita...the Sarabande (which I thought I knew but obviously didn't!). As Antongould says it was on Essential Classics on 19 February 1 hour 14 minutes in. Thanks Anton. They just put 'Friday' on the website but no date!

In case anyone wants to listen: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m000sbbm



And it was on the playlist.

Absolutely no need to apologise ..... I look forward to hearing it when I reach that day on my downloaded Skellers