Pierre Boulez RIP

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Xpost to my ears they stopped doing it around June 2013. Or they dialed it back to a level that's not evident to my hearing.

banned on ixlor (Jon not Jon), Thursday, 7 January 2016 13:38 (eight years ago) link

five years pass...

Gottfried Michael Koenig

― Anyway, it's not a three, it's a yogh. (Tom D.), Thursday, 7 January 2016 13:35 (five years ago) bookmarkflaglink

I came to this thread to post Gottfried Michael Koenig not realizing I'd posted Gottfried Michael Koenig here five years ago. Anyway, Gottfried Michael Koenig is still alive and is now 94. Kurtág is older by ca. 9 months.

Authoritarian Steaks (Tom D.), Wednesday, 5 May 2021 13:43 (two years ago) link

eight months pass...

He died a few days ago

RIP gottfried michael koenig (b 1926), literally last man standing. along w/xenakis & GENDY + brün & "sawdust," GMK was one of the first to conceptualize synthesis at sample level w/his Sound Synthesis Program (SSP), allowing for micro<->macro organization https://t.co/mRNi7aaoqv pic.twitter.com/xmlW9Ftfws

— callahan (@IRCAM_official) January 3, 2022

xyzzzz__, Sunday, 9 January 2022 11:12 (two years ago) link

I jinxed him by talking about him in this thread all the time.

I Can't See Gervais In My Mind (Tom D.), Sunday, 9 January 2022 11:35 (two years ago) link

Following the complete Domaine Musical recordings box on Accord, the complete Erato recordings box, and the complete Columbia recordings box...

https://store.deutschegrammophon.com/assets/asset_300x300/P0028948609154_1.jpg

https://store.deutschegrammophon.com/p51-i0028948609154

Hans Holbein (Chinchilla Volapük), Monday, 10 January 2022 05:35 (two years ago) link

Might need to rob a bank for this

Khafre's clown (Noodle Vague), Monday, 10 January 2022 08:49 (two years ago) link

The Bartok, Debussy, Bruckner and Messiaen from his DG/Universal era are incredible. His Mahler cycle is uneven - #5,7 and Das Lied don’t really work and #6 and 9 are half brilliant. #1-4 and 8 are amazing. The Webern cycle and his own works are intoxicatingly exquisite which I understand is not what some people want from this music - I’ve seen a lot of preference for the Columbia versions as having more bite. I think this kind of jewelry for the ears is exactly what he does best as a conductor though and I mean that as high praise.

covidsbundlertanze op. 6 (Jon not Jon), Monday, 10 January 2022 14:54 (two years ago) link

His Mahler 6 has always been my favourite version of that work. Recently I've been huffing his Schoenberg Pelleas, I love it so much.

glumdalclitch, Monday, 10 January 2022 15:59 (two years ago) link

Man his Mahler 6 is really close, there’s a lot I really love about it. I’m due a relisten, I’ve probably heard it ten times but not in the last three or so years

covidsbundlertanze op. 6 (Jon not Jon), Monday, 10 January 2022 18:12 (two years ago) link


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