NTT: There’s some phasing (or at least something like phasing) in this, which calls Steve Reich to mind, but no clue if that’s a legitimate possibility here. Is he still New Music?
NTT: as usual for me, I am clueless. But while this kind of minimalism doesn’t often grab me, I found this excerpt quite beautiful and Interesting. So I am eager to find out what it is.
Will and Joey -
I enjoyed your podcast. It popped into my alerts and I had just finished it when the Tone Prose came out announcing it.
I particularly liked #6 and #10. But #8, the Waltz, is the one that captivated me. Love that one!
NTT: This made me think of György Ligeti, simply because of his piece for the 100 Metromomes that go in and out of phase.
Probably not him, based on the non-clue clue. So I'll also throw in Kaija Saariaho.
And Hildur Guðnadóttir, thinking back to some of her soundtrack for Chernobyl.
NTT: There’s some phasing (or at least something like phasing) in this, which calls Steve Reich to mind, but no clue if that’s a legitimate possibility here. Is he still New Music?
NTT: as usual for me, I am clueless. But while this kind of minimalism doesn’t often grab me, I found this excerpt quite beautiful and Interesting. So I am eager to find out what it is.