• If plankton made music what would it sound like? Norway: Maja S K Ratkje

  • Aug 18 2023
  • Length: 18 mins
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If plankton made music what would it sound like? Norway: Maja S K Ratkje

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  • Maja S K Ratkje joins Cacophony at the Women's World Cup to explore the fun and joy of writing music and choose pieces by her Norwegian colleagues. But there must be something in the Norwegian water, as there's the same tiny inspiration for several of the composers!

    The complete pieces on Maja's list can be heard here:

    https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCXUbmBaA9Orpqp5R5jfX-LzBIjoUeRim

    Listening time 31 min (podcast 18', music, 13')

    Discover more about Maja and her music at her website:

    https://ratkje.no and check out more of Cacophony's conversations with female composers.

    What do you think? Leave a comment or easy voice-message at Cacophonyonline.com

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