Terry Riley: In C | La Monte Young: Composition 1960 #7 @RobinRimbaudScanner
Terry Riley: In C | La Monte Young: Composition 1960 #7  @RobinRimbaudScanner
Uploaded November 2023 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Prague Music Performance
May 4 2023
DOX+

Klang Systematiek - featuring:
Gareth Davis – bass clarinet
Roland Dahinden – alphorn and trombone
Scanner aka Robin Rimbaud – electronica
John Eckhardt – bass guitar
Agathe Max – violin
Pau Sola Masafrets - cello
Arthur Klaasens – oboe
Daniel Havel – flute
Martin Švec – percussions

Jazz, Indian ragas, psychedelic drugs, Webernian serialism, Japanese gagaku, Cage-esque approach to silence and coincidence all influenced the work of La Monte Young and Terry Riley.

They first met in the late 1950s. Both cultivated music full of repetitions and long static structures. Later it came to be called minimalism and Young, with the help of music publicists, claimed to be its father. At a time when the most avant-garde, complex compositions were being produced in Europe, Terry Riley made do with thirty-three fragments in C major and Young with one perfect fifth. A radical simplicity that both provokes and comforts to this day.

Director: © Marek Bouda
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