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I don't know if this fan was afraid of copyright infringement or what but they could get into just as much trouble for the movie segment as for the music so they may as well have played the real track!

Somebody put the wrong music with this ending track which ruins it. This fan may have good intentions but that is an atrocity and ruins the ending for anyone who has not seen it.

Why never played in uk. ?????

Lovely piece. Thanks

Bela obra tonal-contemporânea reflexiva e vibrante! Salonen é um grande regente e parabéns ao grupo orquestral.

What is this piece. !!!!!

As Drucker told the story, he only got the part two weeks before the premiere. Pretty impressive playing.

I was at the London premiere last night: BBCSO with Sakari Oramo. Wonderful performance of an amazing piece.

I have a cassette sitting somewhere in a drawer of this radio broadcast. The photo (with Zubin Mehta) is a little misleading; they played it several years later, toured it in Europe and made a recording. But the premiere, as noted, was conducted by Bernstein. I love this piece; it got a lot of play in the ten years or so after its premiere, when a lot orchestras and their principal clarinetists gave it a go. But not likely many did it twice. Larry Combs is one who did, and played it spectacularly (with Solti conducting).

Wow! What a piece.

What the hell just happened?

The Cleveland Orchestra is premiering this in Miami for their 2023/2024 season!

Idiot

Good movie

I have never heard such a mess in all my life! Loser!

Such a loss when he died so young 😭 I used to visit him when I was a student and he was so kind and lovely ❤️ And generous, he used to give me handfuls of his own scores for me to study 🙏🏽

Druckman’s work from this period is a crucial link between “academic serialism” and the “new tonality”. It was amazing to anticipate and hear his works as they premiered in the 80s and 90s. They are coloristic and visionary masterpieces. We owe him a great debt.

Promo SM

…so good

After the premiere under Bernstein, Peter G. Davis wrote in the Times, "whether 'Aureole' succeeds in being anything more than a gorgeous bauble of sound is debatable, but perhaps the sheer fascination of its ever-changing luminous surfaces provides all the necessary musical interest." At least for thirteen minutes.

Great music 👍

Beautiful ..

Hauntingly beautiful. I'm now very excited to be playing the premiere of your Make Them Dance on next week's Illinois Philharmonic Classical Evolve concert.

WTF why did you ruin the end with overdub.

Wow! 👏🏼

Why would you over lay the music. Geesh way to ruin a good movie!!

What a good movie.

Not long after, this concerto was performed by the Los Angeles Philharmonic --- in a concert attended by director Ken Russell, who was in the midst of directing the film Altered States. Russell was so impressed with the work, he contacted John Corigliano and asked him to score the film (which would earn the composer an Oscar nomination).

Bravo Rob!