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  • Kronos Quartet @ Nuits de Fourvière, Lyon, France

    Jul 8 2009, 5h42 por Popoyt

    Mar. 7 jui. – Kronos Quartet

    Kronos Quartet ****

    J'ai d'abord été déçu, puis finalement enchanté.

    Déçu par le fait que le Kronos Quartet joue pratiquement toutes ses pièces avec une bande sonore en fond. Attention, ce n'est pas l'utilisation de samples qui me gène, mais bien le fait qu'on avait vraiment l'impression qu'ils jouaient sur un "fond sonore". Sur la scène il n'y avait que le quartet, et les samples n'étaient pas gérés par l'un d'entre eux, mais en coulisses. Pourquoi ne pas assumer complètement cette utilisation outrancière de samples et carrément mettre quelqu'un sur scène qui s'en chargerait au vu et su de tous ? Ca serait tellement plus vivant, et disons le tout net, plus honnête. Mention spéciale à l'ouverture de "Different trains" de Steve Reich par un violon nerveux... qui s'avère être un sample, alors que sur scène on a quand même un quatuor à cordes, quoi. Dernier grief : ça doit être mon expérience de rocker qui parle là, mais pas mal de ces sons samplés sonnaient assez cheap, bâclés et pas très travaillés.

    J'étais donc un peu chafouin dès le début du concert, mais dans un premier temps les quelques compositions jouées intégralement par le quatuor m'ont rendu le sourire ; avant que leur interprétation de la BO de "Requiem For A Dream" et de "Different trains" me remette à ma place de spectateur et non plus de critique aigri. Cependant, l'interprétation du morceau de Sigur Ros, trop proche de l'original, a surtout souligné combien la section rythmique, absente de cette transcription, était capitale chez Sigur Ros.

    Les meilleurs moments pour moi sont à mettre au crédit des nombreuses compositions traditionnelles du Proche Orient jouées ce soir par le quartet... Se sont-ils du coup permis plus de libertés sur ces morceaux-là ? Toujours est-il que l'émotion était bien là.

    Bon sinon, c'est quand qu'ils jumpent dans la fosse ?
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  • Study Music

    Jun 17 2009, 23h52 por nostalghia_

    Igor Stravinsky
    Franz Schubert
    Robbie Basho Venus in Cancer
    Philip Glass Solo Piano
    Rhys Chatham A Crimson Grail
    Steve Reich Music for 18 Musicians
    Morton Feldman Rothko Chapel + Why Patterns?
    Earth
    Nadja Radiance of Shadows
    Harry Pussy In An Emergency You Can Shit On A Peurtorican Whore
    Sun City Girls Torch of the Mystics
    Eric Dolphy Out To Lunch
    The Dead C The White House
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  • the music that I liked when I was younger

    Jun 15 2009, 3h24 por handmeups

    I tried to make a chart of who my favorite composers/bands were at different ages.

    The format is:
    Age - most favorite artist at the time (some others that I liked)

    I'm 21 now.

    10 - Green Day
    11 - Metallica (Red Hot Chili Peppers)
    12 - Metallica (Nirvana)
    13 - Radiohead (Pixies, Weezer)
    14 - Yes (Miles Davis, Pixies, Radiohead)
    15 - Godspeed You Black Emperor! (Sigur Ros, Genesis, Radiohead, Yes, Miles Davis)
    16 - King Crimson (Godspeed You Black Emperor!, Genesis, Miles Davis, Radiohead, Yes)
    17 - Ludwig van Beethoven (Dmitri Shostakovich, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Mogwai, Opeth, King Crimson)
    18 - Ludwig van Beethoven (Mono, Sonic Youth, John Coltrane, Can, Béla Bartók, Anton Bruckner)
    19 - Mono (Charles Mingus, Enslaved, Scott Walker, Sonic Youth, Ludwig van Beethoven, John Coltrane, Can)
    20 - Merzbow (Keiji Haino, Talk Talk, Steve Reich, Evan Parker, The Velvet Underground, John Wiese, Mono, Can, Scott Walker, John Coltrane)
    21 - Morton Feldman (John Cage, Arvo Pärt, La Monte Young, Luigi Nono, Giacinto Scelsi, Iancu Dumitrescu, Gérard Grisey, Tony Conrad, Charlemagne Palestine, Autechre, Merzbow, Keiji Haino)

    Listening to Radiohead's Kid A when I was 13 was what got me interested in music in a serious way. My listening stagnated or regressed around the time that I was 19, but then I took some big steps during the last two years. I've said before that Merzbow introduced me to real music, and that's true in a sense.
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  • 50 Questions about Top 50 Artists

    Mai 4 2009, 23h34 por khriz88

    1. How did you get into no.29?
    4hero - I downloaded Parallel Universe when I saw it on a top electronic albums list.

    2. What's the first song you ever heard by no.22?
    Union Jack - Red Herring

    3. Whats your favourite lyric by no.33?
    Art of Trance - err “release” I guess.

    4. How did you get into no.49?
    Meredith Monk – I loved the track Dolmen Music when my brother played it to me.

    5. How many albums by no.13 do you own?
    Biosphere – Substrata and Shenzhou

    6. What is your favorite song by no.50?
    LFO - Freak

    7. Is there a song by no.39 that makes you sad?
    Peter Gabriel - Not really.

    8. What is your favorite song by no.15?
    Faust - Miss Fortune

    9. What is your favorite song by no.5?
    L.S.G. – I’m going for the obvious Netherworld.

    10. Is there a song by no.6 that makes you happy?
    Vampire Rodents - Annexation, reminds of Zelda which makes me happy.

    11. What is the worst song by no.40?
    Global Communication - I don’t think any of their songs are stand out weak.

    12. What is your favorite song by no.10?
    Jimi Hendrix – 1983… (A Merman I Should Turn To Be)

    13. What is a good memory you have involving no.30?
    DJ Shadow - I got Endtroducing… at a pretty carefree point in my life.

    14. What is your favorite song by no.38?
    King Crimson – I go back and forth between The Court Of The Crimson King and 21st Century Schizoid Man.

    15. Is there a song by no.19 that makes you happy?
    The Mars Volta - not overly, I guess the most upbeat would be L’via L’Viaquez.

    16. Is there a song by no.25 that makes you sad?
    Radiohead – Loads but probably the most would be Climbing Up The Walls.

    17. What is the first song you ever heard by 23?
    Plastikman Consumed

    18. What's your favorite lyric by no.11?
    Nico - Midnight winds are landing at the end of time.

    19. Who is a favorite member of no.1?
    Orbital - How can you like one of the Hartnoll brothers more?

    20. Is there a song by no.14 that makes you happy?
    The Doors - Break On Through (To The Other Side)

    21. What is a good memory involving no.27?
    Bob Dylan - Driving to see my grandparents last summer.

    22. What is your favorite song by no.16?
    Portishead - Either Sour Times or We Carry On.

    23. What is the first song you ever heard by no.47?
    Massive Attack – Unfinished Sympathy

    24. What is your favorite album by no.18?
    Autechre - Amber

    25. What is your favorite song by no.21?
    Slipknot - Do Nothing/Bitchslap

    26. What is the first song you ever heard by no.26?
    Acen – Trip II The Moon, not sure which mix.

    27. What is your favorite album by no.3?
    The Velvet Underground – The Velvet Underground & Nico.

    28. What is you favorite song by no.2?
    My Bloody Valentine – I Only Said

    29. What was the first song you ever heard by no.32?
    The Residents - Never Known Questions

    30. What is you favorite song by no.8?
    Amon Tobin - Really not sure, it’s been various ones but all on Bricolage.

    31. How many times have you seen no.17 live?
    Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band – Never got the chance.

    32. Is there a song by no.44 that makes you happy?
    Human Resource – err Dominator (Beltram Mix) I guess, out of the many mixes of that song I have.

    33. How did you get into no.12?
    Robert Wyatt – Another artist my brother introduced me to through a song that I instantly fell in love with, Alifib/Alifie.

    34. What is the worst song by no.45?
    Mouse on Mars - Die Innere Orange

    35. What was the first song you ever heard by no.34?
    The Rolling Stones – Almost definitely Satisfaction.

    36. What was the first song you ever heard by no.48?
    The Red Krayola – Free Form Freak Out

    37. How many times have you seen no.42 live?
    Tangerine Dream – none, and considering their later material I wouldn’t want to.

    38. What is you favorite song by no.36?
    Spicelab - A Day On Our Planet

    39. What was the first song you ever heard by no.28?
    Metallica - Enter Sandman

    40. What is you favorite album by no.7?
    Lisa Germano - Geek The Girl

    41. Is there a song by no.31 that makes you happy?
    The Hypnotist – The House Is Mine, until it drops that dark sounding bassline and I trip.

    42. What is your favorite album by no.41?
    The Orb – probably U.F.Orb as a complete album.

    43. What is your favorite song by no.24?
    Air Liquide - Stratus Static

    44. What is a good memory you have involving no.46?
    The Ambush – can’t think of any, listening to it maybe…

    45. What is your favorite song by no.35?
    Steve Reich – I believe at the moment it’s either Section IIIA or Section IIIB.

    46. Is there a song by no.9 that makes you happy?
    Nine Inch Nails – Lol it’s got to be A Warm Place.

    47. What is your favorite album by no.4?
    Pink Floyd – Piper At The Gates Of Dawn

    48. Who is your favorite member of no.37?
    Panda Bear - Panda Bear

    49. What is the first song you ever heard by no.43?
    Carla Bley & Paul Haines - Hotel Overture

    50. What is your favorite song by no.20?
    Jefferson Airplane - Hey Frederick
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  • Playlist 04. Mai 2k9

    Mai 4 2009, 18h34 por zipcode

    Playlist 04. Mai 2009

    01. Hippieshit (0:24)
    02. Claudio Arrau - Menuet (5:00)
    03. Steve Reich - Electric Counterpoint (Fast) (6:52)
    04. Lou Reed & John Cale - Trouble With Classicists (3:29)
    05.Micheal Halaas - Passing Ships (4:39)
    06. Glenn Gould - Suite No. 6 in D minor, BWV 811--Prelude (8:22)
    07. Yann Tiersen - La Valse d'Amélie [Piano Version] (2:28)
    08. Elliot Goldenthal - Born To Darkness Part 1 (3:04)
    09. Philip Glass Ensemble, Yo-Yo Ma, Philip Glass - Religion (8:46)
    10. Paul Haslinger - Eternity And A Day (4:07)
    11. Basil Poledouris - Love Theme (2:01)
    12. Madonna - Don't Cry For Me Argentina (5:28)
    13. Nino Rota - Sicilian Pastorale (2:58)
    14. Meat Beat Manifesto - Nuclear Bomb (6:10)
    15. Kattoo - Place1 (5:05)
    16. Jah Wooble - Lam Siphandone (5:09)
    17. A. R. Rahman - Radha Kaise Na Jale (5:29)
    18. Ofra Haza - Im Nin Alu-2000 (3:21)
    19. Sergio Mendes - Más Que Nada (Feat. The Black Eyed Peas) (4:22)
    20. Robbie Williams - Kids (Feat. Kylie Monogue) (4:23)
    21. Falco - Tango The Night( The Heart Mix) (1:27)
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  • Sometimes I listen to music when I sleep...

    Abr 15 2009, 5h48 por kaiserzeitgeist

    I don't think I'll scrobble it though because it becomes the dominant focus of my charts.

    Anybody listen to music when they sleep?


    I tend to listen to a lot of minimal techno and stuff like that at this time. Also some minimalist classical music.


    Artists I currently listen to for a peaceful sleep:

    Aril Brikha
    Dominik Eulberg
    Thomas Fehlmann
    Partials Arts
    Patenbrigade: Wolff


    Sometimes:

    Steve Reich
    Arvo Pärt


    If you like to listen to music when you sleep what do you like?
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  • drone

    Mar 29 2009, 12h52 por vesselinux

    "Drone, a continuous sound, sometimes subtly changing, sometimes not, has been one of the primary building blocks of music since ancient times. Religious ceremonial music of Asia has held the drone as a part of meditative practice, and many folk instruments, highland bagpipes, hurdy gurdy, etc., were created towards generating a drone as a base musical function. Starting in the late 1950s, drone started to make its way into American classical music, tied in neatly with the beginnings of the minimalist movement of the same era. Starting with the music of Lamonte Young, Tony Conrad, Marian Zazeela, Angus MacLise and John Cale of the Theater of Eternal Music, drone, and especially using slow changes in microtonal tunings, became fertile ground for composition, separate from the treatment of silence and repetition by Morton Feldman, or the rhythmic propulsion of Steve Reich and Philip Glass.", dramonline.org
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  • Fully Prepared

    Mar 22 2009, 23h43 por LustrousChemist

    Thu 12 Mar – Hauschka, love.stop.repeat, Om Corporation

    Sometimes when you attend a gig or a concert you realize that you are witnessing something special. It doesn’t happen all the time, just every now and then. At such a gig you become conscious of the pieces adding up in front of you. It doesn’t need to be a big venue or a large audience, but sometimes particles of excitement start whizzing around the space. These particles join with others to form bigger particles. Suddenly you are aware of atoms of excitement silently humming with anticipation.
    This was the feeling that pervaded South Street Arts Centre in Reading on Thursday 12 March as Hauschka appeared on stage.

    Although I was aware of what a prepared piano was, I had not before enjoyed one live and its intriguing skeleton on stage invited the contemplation of what might happen next. A prepared piano in case you have not yet stumbled across one is an ordinary piano that is opened up, with its insides laid bare. The mechanics, the hammers and the strings are disrupted by objects such as sticks, pieces of metal or, especially useful tonight, gaffer tape, placed strategically on or in between the strings. These disruptions then radically affect the sound that resonates after the piano keys are depressed. The piano has always been a somewhat percussive instrument but with all the insertions and add-ons, a prepared piano takes this idea to an excitingly extreme level.

    The prepared piano is not an altogether new phenomenon and has been famously employed by John Cage as well as Erik Satie, and harpsichords have been “stopped” with pieces of paper since the 19th Century, but its engaging sounds are not widely heard today. I am no musician but I feel as if the prepared piano requires its pianist to possess a special personality, so as to exploit its rather left-field qualities. A very special personality that is able to at first revere the grand legacy that piano music carries and then in the next instance shake this cloak of reverence to the ground. It is a very special personality that Hauschka possesses.

    Hauschka’s compositions can be compared to Erik Satie or contemporaries like Yann Tiersen or even Sufjan Stevens. His playing is very subtle, light and even pretty at times, but this prettiness, which can often sound like a slight to a complex personality, is turned into a more substantial beauty by the mechanical intrusions of the prepared piano. As far as I can work out from observing Hauschka’s performance most of the keys allow conventional notes to be played, but certain keys act as triggers for the special mechanisms that play the metallic or wooden attachments. Hauschka’s talent, as I see it, is to balance an exquisite melody with well placed percussive refrains that allow for repetitive elements to form a crystalline quality that shines from the stage. The patterns that grow from the piano are reminiscent of work by Steve Reich but can also take on the form of glitches that populate modern electronica. The analogue nature of the glitches imbues the compositions with texture and warmth as well as excitement. They also allow for an element of theatre to creep into the performance. At one point he uses a wind-up bird to tap against the side of the piano like a delinquent metronome. The theatre is brought to climax when the sounds made by the tape and objects being torn from the strings during one piece, adds to and contrasts with the notes being played on the keyboard, showing the prepared piano at its most extreme as well as marking its end in the performance.

    Throughout the evening Hauschka was able to engage and surprise his audience. His genial stage presence belied a great talent for making extraordinarily complex pieces sound simple and clear. It is an incredible feat and this outward simplicity is not generally employed amongst performers, but it was this that marked the evening as special right from the beginning.

    Hauschka is currently performing in venues dotted over Europe and America and if you live nearby be sure to attend. The experience is something special.
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  • The Nurse With Wound List - Last FM Artist Links

    Mar 11 2009, 18h34 por Wombfruit



    Agitation Free
    Pekka Airaksinen
    Airway
    Albrecht D
    Alcatraz
    Älgarnas Trädgård
    Alternative TV
    Alvaro
    Ame Son
    AMM
    Amon Düül
    Amon Düül II
    Anal Magic and Reverend Dwight Frizzel
    Annexus Quam
    Aksak Maboul
    Arbete Och Fritid
    ARCANE V
    Archaïa
    Archimedes Badkar
    Area
    Art Bears
    Art Zoyd
    Arzachel
    Robert Ashley
    Ash Ra Tempel
    Association PC
    Il Balletto Di Bronzo
    Banten
    Franco Battiato
    Han Bennink
    Steve Beresford
    Jacques Berrocal
    philippe besombes
    Biglietto Per L'Inferno
    Birgé Gorgé Shiroc
    Blue Sun
    Raymond Boni
    Don Bradshaw-Leather
    Brainstorm
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    Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band
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    Chillum
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    Comus
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    The Deep Freeze Mice
    Der Plan
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    Daniel Vallancien & David Maté
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    Fritz Müller
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    The Music Improvisation Company
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    NEW PHONIC ART
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    Public Image Ltd.
    The Red Krayola
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    Reform Art Unit
    Steve Reich
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    The Residents
    Catherine Ribeiro + Alpes
    Boyd Rice
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    Dieter Roth / Gerhard Rühm / Oswald Wiener
    Ray Russell
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    Sally Smmit and Her Musicians
    Snatch
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    Whitehouse
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    Woorden
    Robert Wyatt
    Iannis Xenakis
    Xhol
    Xhol Caravan
    Ya Ho Wha 13
    La Monte Young
    Frank Zappa
    Zweistein
    ZNR
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  • 25.03.2009:::MINIMALE PHASENVERSCHIEBUNG

    Mar 11 2009, 17h40 por minimatika

    MITTWOCH 25. März 2009

    MINIMALE PHASENVERSCHIEBUNG

    Kammermusiksaal der Philharmonie 19:00 Ictus Ensemble spielt Steve Reich: Drumming

    Nach einem Betonungszeichen der Quadratnotation hat sich das Ictus Ensemble aus Brüssel benannt, doch widmen sie sich bei ihrem Auftritt im Kammermusiksaal der Philharmonie, wie ihre Mitstreiterinnen bei MaerzMusik, der aktuelle Musik und weniger der gregorianik. Geschlagen wird dennoch - acht kleine Trommeln, drei Marimbas und drei Glockenspiele sind für Steve Reichs Werk Drumming von 1971 ebenso essentiell wie Männer- und Frauenstimmen, Pfeifen und Piccoloflöte. Stark geprägt von einem Aufenthalt in Ghana, wo er Percussionunterricht bei dem Ewe-Trommelhelden Gideon Alorworye bekam, repräsentiert dieses Werk sowohl Reichs bekannteste und auf MusikerInnen aller Genres einflussreichste Schaffensperiode als auch eines der Schwerpunktthemen des diesjährigen Festival, die minimal music.

    www.stevereich.com
    http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_Reich
    www.ictus.be
    http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/MaerzMusik
    http://www.berlinerfestspiele.de/de/aktuell/festivals/02_maerzmusik/mm_09_programm/mm_09_programm_gesamt/mm_09_ProgrammlisteDetailSeite_11337.php
    http://www.berliner-philharmoniker.de/konzerte/kalender/programmdetails/konzert/7274/termin/2009-03-25-19-00/


    ADRESSE Herbert-von-Karajan-Str. 1, Berlin-Tiergarten, U/S Potsdamer Platz

    TEXT: minimatika
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