Disintegrations 2
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Disintegrations 2
Hi guys,
new here, but just wanted to share this: it's the orchestral version of Pete Standing Alone arranged by Scottish composer David Horne and performed by the London Sinfonietta as part of the Warp Works & Twentieth Century Masters concert series.
http://bocpages.org/wiki/Pete_Standing_Alone
Also, sorry, the quality is not so good...
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/m0ujxzr0yy5o2bt/qAz1Sb1egZ
new here, but just wanted to share this: it's the orchestral version of Pete Standing Alone arranged by Scottish composer David Horne and performed by the London Sinfonietta as part of the Warp Works & Twentieth Century Masters concert series.
http://bocpages.org/wiki/Pete_Standing_Alone
Also, sorry, the quality is not so good...
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/m0ujxzr0yy5o2bt/qAz1Sb1egZ
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Well, you're welcome guys.
i was there when London Sinfonietta performed WW in Paris with a good friend in late 2007 (if i well remember). He recorded the show, but mostly in his pocket..... I'm sorry, i don't know any higher quality version, in fact i was wondering if any of you got a better one (?)
it was the one and only time i almost cry at a performance
specially because it was really unexpected they play Pete Standing Alone.
As you said Aprioron, i was also very disappointed that the boc arrangement was not included on the double cd
i was there when London Sinfonietta performed WW in Paris with a good friend in late 2007 (if i well remember). He recorded the show, but mostly in his pocket..... I'm sorry, i don't know any higher quality version, in fact i was wondering if any of you got a better one (?)
it was the one and only time i almost cry at a performance
As you said Aprioron, i was also very disappointed that the boc arrangement was not included on the double cd
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i think my wife has an entire CD of OK Computer/ Radiohead played by a string quartet. while BOC might not be quite as popular on a world scale as Radiohead (and i am selfishly just fine with that), i wouldn't doubt if a project like that is not already being considered. i can't begin to imagine how trippy Geogaddi would sound given a full symphonic interpretation.mc10101 wrote:I want to hear an entire studio recorded album of orchestral Boards
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Yes, and I have the very same Strung Out On Ok Computer cd! I can certainly imagine much of BOC's music translating well to orchestra or even a Steve Reich type ensemble of say 18 musicians. Even the drum parts in that David Horne arrangement are beautifully scored.paul wrote:i think my wife has an entire CD of OK Computer/ Radiohead played by a string quartet. while BOC might not be quite as popular on a world scale as Radiohead (and i am selfishly just fine with that), i wouldn't doubt if a project like that is not already being considered. i can't begin to imagine how trippy Geogaddi would sound given a full symphonic interpretation.mc10101 wrote:I want to hear an entire studio recorded album of orchestral Boards
BTW if anyone is planning something along these lines in the London area I know a magnificent 60-piece choir. Just to hear that Ligeti choral part in Happy Cycling sung live behind an orchestral version would be incredible....
...what subtlety?
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