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I know they've done aphex for orchestra, but I distinctly remember seeing BoC show up somewhere as an orchestral arrangement. Am I delerious, or does it actually exist?

There is a 'Pete Standing Alone" arrangement floating around. It's not very good, imo.

Id like to see em play corsair

thedisavowed wrote:There is a 'Pete Standing Alone" arrangement floating around. It's not very good, imo.

Yeah. Agreed.

can somebody upload this anyway, I want to hear it?

i think its good, a bit "planet of the apes" but good

Hey I like that soundtrack. Ever heard Nigo's "March of the General"? Old Mo'Wax classic.....made almost entirely out of Planet of the Apes soundtrack samples.

Hey I like that soundtrack. Ever heard Nigo's "March of the General"? Old Mo'Wax classic.....made almost entirely out of Planet of the Apes soundtrack samples.

Hey I like that soundtrack. Ever heard Nigo's "March of the General"? Old Mo'Wax classic.....made almost entirely out of Planet of the Apes soundtrack samples.

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You know, upon reflection, I've had less and less interest in pop-orchestral stuff as time has gone on. For whatever reason, rock and electronica don't seem to crossover very well. Alarm Will Sound's 'Acoustica' has some great moments ('4' and 'Blue Calx') in particular, but some of the Drukqs just didn't translate, imo.

The only exception I will make to this is the London Philharmonic's take on Led Zeppelin's "All of My Love," which I will hazard to say is in fact superior to the original version. It's beautiful.

Hey I like that soundtrack. Ever heard Nigo's "March of the General"? Old Mo'Wax classic.....made almost entirely out of Planet of the Apes soundtrack samples.

Sorry.

I would laugh, but really this thread is just weird.

thedisavowed wrote:I would laugh, but really this thread is just weird.

...................................wtf?....................

I still want to hear that Pete Standing Alone version.

Oh and I checked out that "March of the General" thing...pre'e coo

The BoC and Aphex Twin orchestra arrangements by the London Sinfonietta were both part of the same program, Warp Works & Twentieth Century Masters. It first took place on 8 March 2003 at the Royal Festival Hall in London. The program was as follows:

London Sinfonietta - "Study No. 7" by Colon Nancarrow arr. by Yvar Mikhashoff
Rolf Hind - "Sonatas 1 & 2" by John Cage
London Sinfonietta - "Disintegration 2: Pete Standing Alone" by Boards of Canada arr. by David Horne
Rolf Hind - "Sonatas 5 & 6" by John Cage
Mira Calix - "Nunu"
London Sinfonietta - "Disintegration No. 3: afx237 v.7" by Aphex Twin arr. by David Horne
Simon Haram - "Spiral" by Stockhausen
- Film interval -
London Sinfonietta - "The Unanswered Question" by Charles Ives
Rolf Hind - "Sonata 12" by John Cage
London Sinfonietta - "Chamber Concerto" by György Ligeti
London Sinfonietta - "Port Rhombas" by Squarepusher arr. by Morgan Hayes
London Sinfonietta - "Disintegrations 1: The Tide" by Squarepusher arr. by David Horne

The program was repeated in 2004 and 2005 in a handful of European cities.
Warp news
NY Times review

Portions of the 2003 records were released by Warp Records but, for some reason, they omitted the Boards of Canada piece.

Moebius wrote:The BoC and Aphex Twin orchestra arrangements by the London Sinfonietta were both part of the same program, Warp Works & Twentieth Century Masters. It first took place on 8 March 2003 at the Royal Festival Hall in London. The program was as follows:

London Sinfonietta - "Study No. 7" by Colon Nancarrow arr. by Yvar Mikhashoff
Rolf Hind - "Sonatas 1 & 2" by John Cage
London Sinfonietta - "Disintegration 2: Pete Standing Alone" by Boards of Canada arr. by David Horne
Rolf Hind - "Sonatas 5 & 6" by John Cage
Mira Calix - "Nunu"
London Sinfonietta - "Disintegration No. 3: afx237 v.7" by Aphex Twin arr. by David Horne
Simon Haram - "Spiral" by Stockhausen
- Film interval -
London Sinfonietta - "The Unanswered Question" by Charles Ives
Rolf Hind - "Sonata 12" by John Cage
London Sinfonietta - "Chamber Concerto" by György Ligeti
London Sinfonietta - "Port Rhombas" by Squarepusher arr. by Morgan Hayes
London Sinfonietta - "Disintegrations 1: The Tide" by Squarepusher arr. by David Horne

The program was repeated in 2004 and 2005 in a handful of European cities.
Warp news
NY Times review

Portions of the 2003 records were released by Warp Records but, for some reason, they omitted the Boards of Canada piece.

György Ligeti is amazing. Anyone else checked out his work?

So basically, its impossible to hear the boc cover now?
(sorry for the revive, Im just interested in hearing this...)

pm me if you want the orchestrated version of pete standing alone

Mexicola wrote: György Ligeti is amazing. Anyone else checked out his work?

No - but do you have any recommendations?

Oliver wrote:Hey I like that soundtrack. Ever heard Nigo's "March of the General"? Old Mo'Wax classic.....made almost entirely out of Planet of the Apes soundtrack samples.

Sorry.

I still don't know what happened in this thread.

i think its good, a bit "planet of the apes" but good

Hey I like that soundtrack. Ever heard Nigo's "March of the General"? Old Mo'Wax classic.....made almost entirely out of Planet of the Apes soundtrack samples.

what happened there on jul 7th, 2007 between cupz and thedisavowed?

thedisavowed wrote:

Mexicola wrote: György Ligeti is amazing. Anyone else checked out his work?

No - but do you have any recommendations?

Apologies for the delayed reply - completely missed this question the first time. Start with Lux Aeterna and go from there. If you are familiar with the movie 2001 it should be immediately familiar to you. It's used widely in the film as the sinister choral work heard when the monolith appears.