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Leoš Jan?ček - Glagolitic Mass

mitch wrote: Um, nothing.

As Jon mentioned a few posts back, we're poking fun at the NYTimes obit, which presents the pieces with English titles, despite the whole world knowing them by the German ones.

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Oh right. Well keep up the good work then.

Pip wrote:

ejschoster wrote:Sad news indeed. 79 is fairly young these days...

Don't you mean either 'Song of the Youths' or 'Contacts'? Or maybe you could play 'Cross-play', 'Counter-Points', 'Groups', or 'Anthems'.

What's wrong with using German titles? It sounds alot better.

it is. http://www.myspace.com/thelagantapes" onclick= "window.open(this.href);return false; Thanks. It's not often I get to hear something recorded in Belfast or whatever. I think in 2008 (yes, NOT dec 2007) we should do a "best of 2006" (or even earlier) list. Sounds like a good idea. I can't thin...

Entry points anyone? Mantra (1970), for pianos and electronics. Don't forget percussion and voice. (edit: I'd maybe say 'live electronics' as well. Especially for Mantra since the electronics are only used to modulate the pianos and voices.) I'd reccomend Mantra and klavierstucke to someone who has...

grisha wrote:THE LAGAN TAPES - The Lagan Tapes

Do you know if that's a reference to the River Lagan in Northern Ireland?

Lurking or a long time now, though I've never bothered to register; this feels like the right time to join and start posting. So yeah, here I am. Glad to be here.