La Monte Young New York, New York
La Monte Young pioneered the concept of extended time durations in 1957 and for over 60 years contributed extensively to the development of just intonation and rational number based tuning systems in his performance works; his work had a wide-ranging influence on contemporary music, art, and philosophy, including Minimalism, Fluxus, performance art, and Conceptual art. ... more
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Absolutely love this recording. I listen to it at work. I listen to it in the car on the way home from work. I listen to it while falling asleep. Curtis’ cello is so amazing. Just got the vinyl in the mail from Discogs the other day! Can’t wait to play on my hi-fi system!
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My heart is beating slower and faster at the same time
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Occam XXV
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Wauw … this is totally sonic drone heaven! Radigue hits me again! Beautifull
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The Organ That Breathes
by Alex Ring Gray
A striking new work from Alex Ring Gray finds the composer transforming his saxophone into a living reed organ.
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Written and recorded on a reed organ, “HULDA” is a haunting work of sustained drone that is simultaneously soothing & unsettling.
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Does Spring Hide Its Joy
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