The problem with all that modernist music is that it's soooooo old fashioned! Microphonie I anybody? I thought of choosing it and came across this old film which I hadn't seen before
The problem with all that modernist music is that it's soooooo old fashioned! Microphonie I anybody? I thought of choosing it and came across this old film which I hadn't seen beforeMy favorite pieces of this kind are ones that I imprinted from, off early LPs. This would include Henri Pousseur's Trois Visages de Liege, Milton Babbitt's Philomel and Ensembles for Synthesizer, John Cage's Fontana Mix, Karlheinz Stockhausen's Song of the Youths, and Luciano Berio's Differences.
I think that the discussion should initially focus on "classic" works of the genre.
Merl, if you're thinking Einstürzende Neubauten, I suspect they don't count ("popular music genre"), but I could be wrong. Don't want you to have two yellow cards! (Wish I could contribute to this thread; I know nothing, though am much interested...)Alright, can I have metallic percussion, avant-garde music with power tools and shouted German vocals? It's pretty out there.
Good spot, it is Einsturzende Neubaten but I'd hardly describe stuff like 'Steh auf Berlin' as 'popular music'. :lol:Merl, if you're thinking Einstürzende Neubauten, I suspect they don't count ("popular music genre"), but I could be wrong. Don't want you to have two yellow cards! (Wish I could contribute to this thread; I know nothing, though am much interested...)