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i asked chatgpt to name me the most brilliantly composed song of all times, this one was the answer.

horrible, je recommande à personne d'écouter cette pièce.

This song is performed by a group called “the seatbelts” that’s all I know about it

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It’s crazy how insanely short that Bari is playing those eight notes 😨 so impressive

2:20 to 3:57 is the portion used in Error Detection for those taking higher level Conducting and use the Robert Spradling Error Detection book

Interesting music

sounds like a modular synth

Ives.

Beautiful ❤

One of the great underrated gems from the Cowboy Bebop OST. Thank you for this!

You sound a lot like my friend Shara 🥰

Are there recordings with 2 pianos?

From what I've heard this should be composed by the series composer, Yoko Kanno. I also heard that the lineup of this was the all-star assembly of Steve Wilson (Soprano (?)), Gary Bartz (Alto), Chris Potter (Tenor), and James Carter (Bari), though I can't find any sources to confirm this.

Microtonality x

Almost sounds like Ligeti in some parts

日本のキャトル・ロゾー・サクソフォン・クァルテットの演奏だと思う！なので使ってる楽器は全パートがビュッフェ・クランポンのS1かPrestigeかな。

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I will always vote for the LaSalle Quartet's performance of this from the old Deutsche Grammophon avant-garde series - much more energetic & wild.This performance kind of sluggish/rigid/in the boxes

So good!! Where did you find the score?

It sounds more "free jazz" than "contemporary classical" and that is why I love Ferneyhough

amazing interpretation! great!

Performed this with my buddies for their last performance in high school. I played soprano and my friends on alto and tenor both agreed not to do the written solos lol. Amazing piece I had so much fun playing it and now listening to it here

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Molto particolare❤❤❤

Capolavoro della storia della musica❤❤❤❤❤

Worst thing I can hear. It is worser than my brother.

I am a trombone player and honestly happy for the small representation

wow, fantastic

For the 60bpm part maybe write it so it's conduction (eigth note=120) so that it can be read a be easily in four. Don't forget the mute on the trombone right before the finale. That is all my brain can see for now.

I played bassoon in a performance of this in high school. Learning it really taught me how to be a musician.

Whole orchestra playing PPPP wonderfull how a orchestra sounds

of every piece in the 'carceri' cycle, this one has always been the most inscrutable to me. Maybe it's the text; or the form, which despite its simplicity at the largest scale still manages to just raise questions.

When I was in highschool, we playrd this peice for a concert band compition. We wowed the judges with this peice

No siempre llega la inspiración...

Who are the performers in this recording?

madness

Hi, may I know where can I find the score

Still boring as hell

Harmony? OVER. Melody? OVER. Rhythm/meter? OVER. Motives? OVER. Form? OVER. The Atomic Bomb of music.

My cat leapt on the piano and played this piece, less masterful but no kidding.

The flutes poke a little minor-shaped hole in the web at 1:13. Gets me every time.

true master as usual.

Mr Dolphy, you were and still are the best.

I love it

This goes hard on mute 🔥🗣️🚨🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 never let lil bro cook again 💪🥱☠️🚨🔥🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️

Thanks for uploading this. Great, great music by the Japanese Maestro.

This piece is astonishing. Mature Ferneyhough at his best, treading into the unknown.

some kids from my wind ensemble performed this at our spring concert last year and they did a really good job

I like how each string instrument plays at random and blends. Rather than an organized composition found in most music, Penderecki’s early works went on an abstract form. Having the musicians experiment with their instruments based on the score they see. Penderecki, you will be missed. RIP