McCoy Tyner
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McCoy Tyner – Live in Norway 1975
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Monthly Archives: December 2017
Night Fantasies (1980) — Elliott Carter
Elliott Carter (1908-2012)
I was interested in Elliott Carter’s music when I was first studying music. I was very surprised to find out he was still composing in the 2000’s as I had lost track of him. In fact, he composed his last piece at the age of 103! This is a bit Charles Ives-like, at least it seems so to me.
From: Ae Ithj
You Belong to Me — Kate Rusby
Neil Young Offers His Entire Catalog of Music Free Online (Until June), at the Highest Digital Audio Quality Possible
Symphony No.2 in B Flat Major, Op. 35. 2 — Johann Franz Xaver Sterkel
Five Movements for String Quartet Op5 – Anton Webern
Anton Webern (1883-1945) I’ve previously mentioned that I like the conversational sound of string quartets…This one breaks the mold. This is like a conversation with myself, possibly in the deep woods knowing I and everyone else is ultimately alone in nature. (Webern specifically talked about the “nature” aspect.) Webern is fascinating.
From: frogpitt
Syv Cirkler/Seven Circles — Else Marie Pade
Women are very prominent in the field of electronic music. I have posted many on my Facebook site through the years. Open Culture has also noted it in a few posts, for example: Hear Seven Hours of Women Making Electronic Music (1938-2014)
Else Marie Pade (1924-2016) was an electronic music pioneer as well as being active in the Danish resistance in World War II.
From: krabber negen
