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Saw him live in Stanford year ago with “so precissve” program. absolutely amazing.
Awesome. Thanks for the link.
Genial,desencadenant,unique,awesome,absolutely amazing .
The last year in YouTube I saw something similar .
I find the experience useful only for Nacional Geografic ,,and antropology students
Irrelevant.
I have a virtual synthesizer who produce all that and more with one movement over the keyboard.
I had an old LP (this blog is going to be, for me personal, the “which records I lost do I miss^^”) of “music for 18 musicians”. Now I know the story behind it and other music of Reich. Superb, another great find!
Useless coment : wtf with the sound ? I can’t bear watching great interviews – specially of musicians – being spoiled by a lame sound recording.
Good point of view! Thanks for sharing!