Second that. Very interesting music, and sonically intense/dense. My son turned me on to him (VAST), amongst other similarly new things; a welcome departure from my more staid listening habits.
Thanks for the recommendation on Reich's 18, though I have never found his music particularly uplifting, it is fascinating from a compositional viewpoint.
I'd HIGHLY recommend Arvo Part's LITANY; ECM 1592. Meditative choral work by the Hilliard Ensemble coupled with beautiful chamber orchestra especially on the piece entitled, "Trisagion".
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Second that. Very interesting music, and sonically intense/dense. My son turned me on to him (VAST), amongst other similarly new things; a welcome departure from my more staid listening habits.
Thanks for the recommendation on Reich's 18, though I have never found his music particularly uplifting, it is fascinating from a compositional viewpoint.
I'd HIGHLY recommend Arvo Part's LITANY; ECM 1592. Meditative choral work by the Hilliard Ensemble coupled with beautiful chamber orchestra especially on the piece entitled, "Trisagion".
Thanks for the recommendation on Reich's 18, though I have never found his music particularly uplifting, it is fascinating from a compositional viewpoint.
I'd HIGHLY recommend Arvo Part's LITANY; ECM 1592. Meditative choral work by the Hilliard Ensemble coupled with beautiful chamber orchestra especially on the piece entitled, "Trisagion".
