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The Bakken Ensemble - 'Fly Away Moon' by TJ Cole

Throughout its almost 40 year history, first as the Bakken Quartet and then as the Bakken Piano Trio (now as Bakken Ensemble), the Bakken musicians have always performed a diverse repertoire including classics, unusual works by old and new composers, and world premieres that demonstrate their ability to thrive in difficult and seldom-traveled waters.

The ensemble joins host Tom Crann in the Maud Moon Weyerhaeuser Studio at Minnesota Public Radio’s headquarters in St. Paul to talk about its origins as a chamber group and its recent projects and commissions.

Watch the group’s performance of Fly Away Moon by American composer, producer and performer TJ Cole.

Musicians
Stephanie Arado: violin
Pitnarry Shin: cello
Grace Takeda: viola
Matt Haimovitz: cello

Credits
Guests: Stephanie Arado, Pitnarry Shin, Grace Takeda, Matt Haimovitz
Host: Tom Crann
Video Producer: John Kuntz
Video Editor: Josh Sauvageau
Camera Operator: Josh Sauvageau
Audio Engineer: Cameron Wiley
Digital Producers: Ines Guanchez, Jenny Cvek-Walmsley

Listen to Tom Crann’s on-air interview with the ensemble!

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