Colin McPhee and Benjamin Britten play Balinese Ceremonial Music for Two Pianos

[@frenchcathedrals]

Thank you for showing us the true roots of minimalism.

[@GwakGwak-ct8yv]

Thank you for uploading this, and especially Colin McPhee for composing this. This is a true hidden gem even for me as an Indonesian.

[@marcvcivsnoveboracensis]

Thank you Douglas Murray for bringing me here.

[@MrGer2295]

Wow! Wonderful! Thank you for sharing!

[@andrewanddewi966]

This suite and other works by Canadian composers influenced by the music of Indonesia can be found on this outstanding album. itunes.apple.com/pg/album/mcphee-evangelista-duggan-o-bali-colin-mcphee-his-legacy/342046059

[@mattb2487]

Thank you. Have been looking for this for years!

[@sandechoir]

i feel like in Bali tample thanks for upload.. beautiful

[@dhikadhananjaya5414]

playing gambelan with piano, thats awesome

[@EliezerPennywhistler]

Gamelan is a type of orchestra. This is a duet for two pianos.

[@beeherrington]

Thank you so much; brilliant piece.

[@stephenjablonsky1941]

This is classic minimalism before there was such a thing.

[@probablysmiling]

Beautiful!

[@thomasfennell9830]

Björk brought me here

[@jeffyen]

This is so good!

[@yoga26sabana]

That was Awesome .!!

[@vivikaplank7361]

Thank you for sharing! wonderful!

[@PrimitiveInTheExtreme]

🎶🎧🎶

[@thatsnotmydepartment]

Britten and McPhee lived & worked together -- Britten was influenced by McPhee's work.

[@lucioblanel69]

Thanks for upload this! In his last opera ("Death in Venice") Britten uses the Gamelan as theme for Tadzio's character

[@Mackeson3]

More so in his ballet "The Prince of The Pagodas" kzbin.info/www/bejne/i6bWfoGeZrBjr8k

[@dogbyte95]

Which year is this recording from?

[@NataschaStern]

1941