On this week’s Modern Notebook with Tyler Kline: tune in for music that explores hymnody, heavenly sounds, earthly wonders, and simple pleasures, with a work by Nathan Hudson titled “God.” And in this piece, Hudson adapts the short story of the same name by Ben Loory.

Then: Christopher Stark’s “The Language of Landscapes”  explores our relationship with nature across four musical scenes guided by the friction and/or harmony created by synthetic and natural objects. In fact, the music makes use of found discarded objects, field-collected environmental recordings, and live electronic processing in order to make commentary on our wastefulness and resourcefulness.

Also featuring works by Tania Leon, Baljinder Sekhon, Jessie Montgomery, Chelsea Komschlies, Leilehua Lanzilotti, Chen Yihan, and others; and performances by pianist Karen Walwyn, violinist Michiko Wiancko, NOW Ensemble, clarinetist Jessica Pollack, The Merian Ensemble, New Morse Code, violinist Julia Glenn, and more.