Loving the first piece ‘Capriccio’ for violin and ensemble and the second piece ‘Portrait #2’ for classical guitar and electronics on this album so far. Can’t wait to hear the rest. This gesture-based style of composition is one of my favorite things and he does it so well. Highly active. Pick out a gesture with your... Show more

New means change the method. New methods changes the experience. New experiences change man. - Karlheinz Stockhausen

'my orbit' by @tugkan

Finally scored Volume 2 of Colon Nancarrow’s Complete Studies for Player Piano Volume 2. Vinyl is mint🤌Just need 4 and 5 now.

'Vent Nocturne' for viola and electronics by Kaija Saariaho

Enjoying this new album of string quartets by composer Rand Steiger performed by JACK Quartet.

This is absolutely gorgeous. ‘presence of your absence’ by Lucy McKnight

'Naama for Harpsichord (1984)' by Iannis Xenakis

'of sorrow born: seven elegies - no. VII (trio version)' by Michael Hersch

This Baroque composer was ahead of his time. Jean-Féry Rebel (1666-1747) composed 'The Elements' which opens with 'The Chaos' featuring a "tone cluster" of every note in the key. This is dissonant technique that seemed almost alien to the music of the 1700s.

Listening to this new recording of this gorgeous classical guitar duet ‘Finis Autem Principium Est (2013)’ by Marek Pasieczny music.youtube.com/playlist?lis...

Composer Karlheinz Stockhausen (1928-2007) has been called the “father of electronic music” for introducing controlled chance into serial composition and musical spatialization. Here’s an interview on the most beautiful sound he’s ever heard.

'future patio grill 1' by aitso objkt.com/tokens/KT1JY...