Beltline Bones

<p>Formed in 2021 in Madison, Wisconsin, the Beltline Bones are “a new music ensemble disguised as a trombone quartet” with an omnivorous approach to new music, combining the traditional idiom of the brass ensemble with an adventurous interest in electronics, genre mixture, and notational experimentation.</p><p>On their second commercial release, <em>Technological Eclipse</em>, the ensemble chronicles several fruits of its commissioning efforts, with a program of electro-acoustic pieces that push the boundaries of genre and notation. </p><p>On this episode of <em>Relevant Tones</em>, host Stephen Anthony Rawson talks with Cole Bartels, Justin Coyne and Adam Nissenbaum about the group&#39;s work, their commissioning and arranging projects, live performance, <em>Technological Eclipse</em>, and much more.</p><p>MUSIC</p><p>Geminids by Alex Ring Gray</p><p>I Was Thinking About the Buffalo by Brooks Frederickson</p><p>Variants II by Cole Bartels</p><p>Technological Eclipse by Alec Love</p><p>In and Out of the Game by Eve Beglarian</p><p>Ocho by Jorge Variego</p><p><br></p>