As heard in the Concertgebouw this night:
E. Carter - Asko Concerto
Stravinsky - Movements
E. Carter - In the Distances of Sleep
A. Goehr - Little Symphony
E. Carter - Dialogues
I don't know what it is with Carter: I love his timpani pieces, but when I listen to other stuff, it gets on my nerves. Not because I don't like it, but rather because I don't know how to approach it. It's not music that goes straight to my heart or my stomach, but that doesn't mean that it doesn't touch me. I left feeling disturbed, disconcerted and even indignant, like someone did something really upsetting to me.
I suspect he's doing this on purpose. Just look at the way he grinned at me from the program notes all night:
Philip Glass Solo – 88 keys at 87 (Review)
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Philip Glass Solo Philip Glass, piano Orange Mountain Music This is the
second piano album made by Philip Glass. Solo Piano (1989) contains some
overlap of...
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