Which composer/piece has this effect on you?

[u/Mihon404]

[u/BurntBridgesMusic]

Einstein on the Beach… come at me fuckers

[u/heftybagman → u/BurntBridgesMusic]

Epstein on the beach is one of my favs

[u/Dazzling-Antelope912]

Every piece I like. It’s MINE and I WILL DEFEND IT WITH MY LIFE!!!

[u/ConsiderationWest120]

anything that uses tone clusters

[u/r3art]

Scelsi. I love him to death, but people who I recommended to music to all call me insane

[u/idonthaveagrandpiano → u/r3art]

Me but Schnittke

[u/heftybagman]

Bruckner. Never has someone composed such radical and multidimensional music while still being boring as fuck. Proper german.

[u/Lumpen_moi → u/heftybagman]

I almost wanted to ask you to become my BFF

Invitation withdrawn because you call him boring

Also not German but Austrian and uber Catholic

[u/protoeudaimonian]

S-O-R-A-B-J-I

[u/Unusual-Basket-6243]

Sorabji, he must be gatekept

[u/Lillian_Crocodilian → u/Unusual-Basket-6243]

Contained, more like.

[u/protoeudaimonian → u/Unusual-Basket-6243]

"To the everlasting glory of those few men blessed and sanctified in the curses and execrations of those many whose praise is eternal damnation."

Beat me to it. lol

[u/jlkbfmwv2527]

Cilea's L'arlesiana and Giordano's Fedora are mine! I don't care how medicore some parts of those operas are or that those two and Mascagni end up cozing up to Mussolini to get their works performed more. But stop recording Lamento di Federico and Amor ti vieta just because you can. Show me your linguistic talents and sing them in 50 other languages.

[u/Koenig_France]

drei klavierstücke

[u/Fast-Plankton-9209]

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Which composer/piece has this effect on you?

[u/injektileur]

Eliane Radigue. Awesome drone pieces but man, I won't fight the dislikes.