Originally Posted by innerspaceboy

Modern Classical Highlights of 2016

Originally Posted by rostasi

Well, excerpts of other performances of it (including its world premiere) can be heard online,
but even tho it was nice to experience it, there seems to be some strange need lately for some composers -
younger ones like Jóhannsson and older guys like Gavin Bryars (whose "The Fifth Century"
I saw live just 30 minutes later as well as "Jesus' Blood..." and "...Titanic" two days later) -
to want to suddenly be the next John Taverner (the 20th/21st Century one, not the 16th Century one).
The extra redeeming quality tho, for me, is that he is still young(ish) and willing to work with a
nice cross-section of younger composers/performers that he seems to feed off of in a creative way.

Originally Posted by Overcast

This is still by far my favorite journal. I think I'll live in here for a few days and find some good stuff.

Lots of good picks right there. I'm gonna check out the one I don't recognize.

Originally Posted by Overcast

Oh very nice, you're lucky. I'd love to experience Jesus' Blood live. It's one of my all-time favorites.

Originally Posted by Chula Vista

You are quite simply one of the most unique individuals I've ever met in my 680+ months living on this orb.

Originally Posted by Trollheart

You are to all of us what Betelgeuse is to the sun in terms of musical diversity.

Originally Posted by Exo_

You sir are a true character. I love it.

Originally Posted by The Batlord

You, sir, are a nerd's nerd.

Originally Posted by Marie Monday

Just chiming in to declare that your posts are a source of life and wholesomeness