La Monte Young has pioneered the concept of extended time durations in cont… Read Full Bio ↴La Monte Young has pioneered the concept of extended time durations in contemporary music for over 40 years. He contributed extensively to the study of just intonation and to the development of rational number based tuning systems that are used in his periodic composite sound waveform environments, as well as in many of his major performance works. Presentations of Young's work in the United States and Europe, as well as his theoretical writings, gradually influenced a group of composers to create a static, periodic music which became known as Minimalism. Musician magazine stated, "As the acknowledged father of minimalism and guru emeritus to the British art-rock school, his influence is pervasive," and in 1985 the Los Angeles Herald Examiner wrote, " for the past quarter of a century he has been the most influential composer in America. Maybe in the world." In Minimalism:Origins, 1993, Edward Strickland added, “Young is now widely recognized as the originator of the most influential classical music style of the final third of the twentieth century.”
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31 VII 69 10:26-10:49 PM: Munich From Map of 49's Dream the Two Systems of Eleven Sets of Galactic I Say it was your babel Said it was my babel It was…
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@sunrara7133
Che Sun Ra lo possa illuminare!!!
@redshaftedflicker
Thx so much for the upload! There's literally no way that I'd hear this otherwise.
@Evanwebble
You can hear how playing this music later influenced John Cales playing on "Venus in Furs" and other VU songs
@patryckalbert6053
Cale not Cales !
@djpopcorn
I think he just forgot the apostrophe.
@112schlangefredi6
omg
@welwise
Sublime. Thank you for sharing.
@bobocosmique4753
John Cale on alto
@woodenships78
awesome
@slowbloodmusic
as it should! he was part of the Theater Of Eternal Music and i would bet he's playing on this recording. John Cale might be in there, too.