Sound Perimeter

In today's Sound Perimeter, we listen to Fanny Mendelssohn Hensel's September: Am Flusse and Tonada de Otoño by Damián Sánchez, pieces reflecting on time, memory and the places we carry with us.

In today’s Sound Perimeter, we listen to Arizona composer Kira Zeeman Rugen and her piece Atmosphere, and Mexican composer Juan Pablo Contreras with Mariachitlán, pieces about place, about what it means to arrive somewhere new, to carry the places we have known with us, and to slowly begin to feel connected to somewhere else.

“Sound Perimeter” host Lia Uribe joins Kyle Kellams, Sophia Nourani to reflect on the show's run at KUAF as she leaves Fayetteville to direct the University of Arizona School of Music.

In today’s Sound Perimeter, we reflected on saudade, that beautiful Brazilian word with no perfect translation through the music of Egberto Gismonti and Antônio Carlos Jobim, and the beautiful interpretations of the Bianca Gismonti Trio and Eliane Elias.

Today's Sound Perimeter explores Jupiter through music.

Today's Sound Perimeter celebrates the Fourth of July through the music of two remarkable American women composers.

Today's Sound Perimeter features two works by Canadian composers: "The Bessborough Hotel" by Nicole Lizée and "Pièce pour violon et clarinette" by Claude Vivier. While these pieces sound very different from one another, both composers invite us into imaginative and unexpected musical worlds.

Sound Perimeter from Lia Uribe is dedicated to unexpected voices in and around music. Today, we listen to the music of two contemporary composers: Clarice Assad and Gabriela Lena Frank, brought together under the idea of Heroines, women whose music moves fearlessly across cultures and traditions with imagination, honesty, and vitality.

Today's Sound Perimeter features "The Currents" by Sarah Kirkland Snider and "Árbakkinn" by Ólafur Arnalds.

Today's Sound Perimeter listens across distance: two composers, both born in 1946, two different worlds, Vladimir Martynov and Mary Lou Williams.