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A classic electronic piece from Stockhausen, still an inspiration:
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this piece on youtube is amazing.Originally posted by johnny_herb
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Uncompromising, experimental, artistic expression; With a serious emphasis on technique.
Kills, pretty harmony?
A therapeutic effect; Academic endeavors.
A consequence of aesthetic, reform.
I, Relapse / Reminisce - Love and prefer, classical harmony. ;)
Johnny - The discordant layers, of woodwinds by the professor and Billone are fascinating.
Currently: Mozart, Symphonies No. 38 - 41.
A relatively new, audiophile recording.Comment
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Six interresting lectures. This is the first one:
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major part of my current research - love that shitOriginally posted by sebastian View Post
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thanks for bumping, sebastian!
moondog and harry partch are interesting not only for their creative zaniness, but also for their proficiency in crafting entirely new instruments and sounds
ain't no beauty queens in this localityComment
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ἓν οἶδα ὅτι οὐδὲν οἶδαComment
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One of my few very favourite composers...
Also, speaking of Ligeti..
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ἓν οἶδα ὅτι οὐδὲν οἶδαComment
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both extremes
An (almost 104 years) old master:
And a host of new talents:
http://noextranotes.wordpress.com/"He described this initial impetus as like discovering that they both were looking at the same intriguing specific tropical fish, with attempts to understand it leading to a huge ferocious formalism he characterizes as a shark that leapt out of the tank."Comment
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"A Song For You" --- Ray Charles
"Things you own, end up owning you." --- Tyler Durden [FightClub 1999]Comment
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A (currently 23, eventually 52 part) guide for those who have no clue where to start with contemporary classical. Enjoy.
"He described this initial impetus as like discovering that they both were looking at the same intriguing specific tropical fish, with attempts to understand it leading to a huge ferocious formalism he characterizes as a shark that leapt out of the tank."Comment
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Since classique's link to Ravel's Gaspard de la Nuit is dead, I thought that I might post these two versions, which are some of the best IMO.
Michelangeli's Gaspard de la Nuit
And Walter Gieseking's even more sinister version of the same piece. (the early recording might have helped)
Tradition ist Bewahrung des Feuers und nicht Anbetung der Asche.Comment
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