Orchestral Arrangements?

[jbond007]

György Ligeti is amazing. Anyone else checked out his work?[/quote]

just heard Lux aeterna on youtube, wow. this song is quite disturbing in a beautiful way... made the hairs on the back of my neck stand up. i need to see 2001 a space odyssey again - it's been to long.

i was also interested to find out that some of his music was used in the movie "Eyes Wide Shut" The eerie piano throughout.

[Johnny Moscow]

Ooh, I'd still like to hear the London Sinfonetta version of Pete Standing Alone if anyone has it?

Apologies for the lateness (I'm only 4 months behind! )

[747Music]

Ooh, I'd still like to hear the London Sinfonetta version of Pete Standing Alone if anyone has it?

Apologies for the lateness (I'm only 4 months behind! )

Check your PM.

[Mexicola]

i was also interested to find out that some of his music was used in the movie "Eyes Wide Shut" The eerie piano throughout.

I never knew that, thanks. And yeah, go watch 2001 right now.

[PadraïK]

I've seen the London synfonietta playing the following stuff 17 june 2004:

London Sinfonietta & Warp Records
Aphex Twin / Squarepusher / Mira Calix

London Sinfonietta
Stefan Asbury, dirigent
Rolf Hind, prepared piano
Simon Haram, saxofoon
Sound Intermedia, sound design
Flat-e en Bluespoon, visuals

György Ligeti, Poème Symphonique
Conlon Nancarrow/Yvar Mikhashoff, Study No 7
John Cage, Sonatas for prepared piano
Boards of Canada/David Horne, Disintegrations 2: Pete standing alone
Mira Calix, Nunu
Aphex Twin/David Horne, Disintegration No 3: afx237 v.7
Karlheinz Stockhausen, Spiral
Warp-video's tijdens de pauze
Charles Ives, The Unanswered Question
György Ligeti, Kamerconcerto
Squarepusher/Morgan Hayes, Port Rhombus
Squarepusher/David Horne, Disintegrations 1: The TideConlon

It was f*ck*ng impressive! But I remember that the live-drumparts in the boc-tracks kinda went off beat and stuff. I never understood that bit

[m.oreilly]

yep, György Ligeti is amazing. some of my first trip music