Opus 278 - "Three Bones" (feat. David Harrington)

About this episode

Loki chats with David Harrington about the Kronos Quartet's work and their new project, 'Three Bones'.

Loki chats with founding member of the Kronos Quartet, David Harrington, about the group's work over the past 50 years and their new project, "Three Bones", honoring the 250th anniversary of America with music that highlights Native, Gullah, and immigrant perspectives and experiences. Kronos Quartet Three Bones "Ya Habibi, Ta'ala" White Man Sleeps Nikky Finney's 2011 National Book Award in Poetry Acceptance Speech ★ Support this podcast ★

People in this episode

Host: Loki

Guest: David Harrington

Topics covered

• Kronos Quartet
• music
• Native perspectives
• Gullah culture
• immigrant experiences
• anniversary project

Keywords

• Kronos Quartet
• Three Bones
• David Harrington
• music
• Native perspectives
• Gullah
• immigrant experiences

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Kronos Quartet

Books & works: Three Bones, Ya Habibi, Ta'ala, White Man Sleeps, Nikky Finney's 2011 National Book Award in Poetry Acceptance Speech

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