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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.

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! )

Johnny Moscow wrote: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.

jbond007 wrote: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.

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

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