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Terry Riley - Keyboard Studies 1 & 2; Tread on the Trail (2008)
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peachfuzz
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04 Mar 2009 08:18:26
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Terry Riley - Keyboard Studies 1 & 2; Tread on the Trail (2008)
Classical | EAC (APE & CUE) | 224 MB
Classical | EAC (APE & CUE) | 224 MB
Terry Riley's Keyboard Studies (1964) represent the fundamentals of hardcore minimalism. As such, it comes across as something of an historical artifact now that "minimalism" has become absorbed into the vocabularies of a wide range of composers. Nevertheless, minimalism remains fascinating on its own terms, and mostly in its hypnotic suspension of time. The two studies presented here are based on small cells of repeated material, which shift in and out of phase with themselves to produce a continuous variety of evolving secondary patterns.
- Tracklist
Keyboard Study 1 (17'06")
Keyboard Study 2 (23'36")
Tread on the Trail (15'16")
Fabrizio Ottaviucci, piano
Stradivarius STR 33793
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@peachfuzz: thanks for this new Riley interpretation