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 | PALESTINE, CHARLEMAGNE From etudes to cataclysms Label : Sub Rosa Year : 2008 Format : 2xCD Style : Electronic / Experimental Availability : In stock Price : 18.10 € - BUY | |
| Description : | Charlemagne Palestine is an American composer born in the mid 1940s in New York. He may be as well known for his fascination for soft toys, as featured extensively on his website and in his performances, as he is for his intensely minimal music, often consisting of two notes that expand into clusters of sound as they progress.
From Etudes To Cataclysms is a 135 minute composition in fifteen parts, performed by the composer on a unique double piano played by both hands and feet. Imagine two grand pianos, one standard, one with its legs removed, placed beneath the other and operated by foot pedals. It's a strange object to behold, but it seems fitting for Palestine's unique music. | |
