I guess you know it when you hear it. and you know when you hear the influence in someone's music. I went to see Powaqqatsi at the Coop in Boston when it came out. My 1st exposure to Glass.
Liz R He may be over-caffeinated and the haircut isn't the best, but he's articulate with a lot of valid points. And whoever called him the "pride of our generation" wasn't considering his skills as an orator...
RogueRotting360 He's inarticulate by the standards of any other generation. His analysis is elementary and his valid points were made by his teachers. I think this guy is considered the guy because he's easier to market to people who don't often listen to complex music. He hangs out with Bjork or whoever and he writes church music too so he's groovy. I don't dislike all of his music, Gait is pretty good, but it's sad that he's the media's designated Millennial composer.
For those who love who love the bone dry, academic, hermetically-sealed language of Babbitt there's always Bryan Fernyhough and Michael Finnissy. God help us.
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I became aware of his music/compositions while viewing “The Reader” and became a fan.
One of my biggest influences.
I guess you know it when you hear it. and you know when you hear the influence in someone's music. I went to see Powaqqatsi at the Coop in Boston when it came out. My 1st exposure to Glass.
And this babbling haircut is the pride of our generation. Wow.
Liz R He may be over-caffeinated and the haircut isn't the best, but he's articulate with a lot of valid points. And whoever called him the "pride of our generation" wasn't considering his skills as an orator...
RogueRotting360 He's inarticulate by the standards of any other generation. His analysis is elementary and his valid points were made by his teachers. I think this guy is considered the guy because he's easier to market to people who don't often listen to complex music. He hangs out with Bjork or whoever and he writes church music too so he's groovy. I don't dislike all of his music, Gait is pretty good, but it's sad that he's the media's designated Millennial composer.
+Liz R yeah, but his music is better than yours.
Obviously, but I mean, can't we have some David Diamonds or Milton Babbitts running around somewhere? Is this it? I don't know.
For those who love who love the bone dry, academic, hermetically-sealed language of Babbitt there's always Bryan Fernyhough and Michael Finnissy. God help us.
Could listen to him forever .....