From Hrvatski Sent Tue, May 26th 1998, 05:32
From Hrvatski Sent Tue, May 26th 1998, 05:32
>I think the whole thing is really funny. yeah. esp. the part where stocky claims that aphex et.al are "stuck in the african tribal rhythm mode" or something. and aphex inviting him around. would love to listen in on that meeting of minds... >Can anyone recommend some >Stockhausen and other important 20th century European classical to me? for stockhausen, hymnen and gesang der junglinge are the two killer electronic pieces. unfortunately neither are availabe on a domestic (US) CD. vinyl is scarce and the stockhausen-verlag issues are still incredibly overpriced. Also check out: for electronics: henry/schaefer/varese (esp. poeme electronique) for the classics, also the columbia/princeton stuff (ussachevsky/luening/max matthews). bayle/ferarri/xenakis (esp bohor) for the midperiod. pomassl for current day (IMHO comparable to all of the former...) for orchestral/chamber/solo: ligeti (who did do some electronics, i.e artikulation), kagel, haba, lachenmann, feldman, dumitrescu, etc... >And who's Daniel Pemberton? I beleieve he was one half of 2 player w/ jon tye. real young at the time, sort of a wunderkind... >One of my favorites is Ligetti (Lih-gi-tee). If you have seen the movie >2001: A Space Odyssey (IMHO, the greatest movie of all time) then you have >heard some of Ligetti's vocal work in the parts where the pre-human people >(and later astronauts) encounter the monolith. agree w/ lontano. brilliant stuff. also st.luke's passion, threnody for the victims of hiroshima. cheers- hrv=E5tski. ___________________________________ Reckankreuzungs Klankewerkzeuge & Company PO Box 382864 Cambridge, MA 02238 - 2864 is online @ http://www.tiac.net/users/sheket