George Crumb - A Haunted Landscape [w/score]

[@rossanopinelli5150]

A true masterpiece of one of the greatest composers of the last seventy years.

[@rickwebb8386]

Rest well, Professor Crumb.

[@WilliamJamesRoss]

Mysterious, magical music! Beautiful!

[@RanBlakePiano]

Stunning !

[@marijkevissers8023]

R.i.p. in the beautifull landschapes now

[@danielmaeda4089]

i get very relaxed after this!

R.I.P George Crumb. Thank you for posting this work!

[@mikeklimczak9600]

You're welcome. I knew George. We corresponded quite often. He even signed his Haunted Landscape score for me. It's now an even more treasured memory.

@@mikeklimczak9600 now we lost William Kraft as well I heard...

[@mikeklimczak9600]

@ He and I shared the same birthday day and month.

[@aleksandarjankovski6542]

@@mikeklimczak9600 that’s absolutely awesome. He is my compositional hero. He seemed to also be just a wonderful human being. What was your impression of him?

[@mikeklimczak9600]

@@aleksandarjankovski6542 He was a very observant, kind, and quiet man. Very wonderful person.

[@GenerationsFound]

That does have a very haunting sound.

[@enriquesanchez2001]

REST IN PEACE - GEORGE CRUMB :(

[@valerieheinderyckx4506]

Magnifique... envoûtant. ❤

[@fabriziosandri9191]

Capolavoro

[@TheSutov]

simple solutions for great sound colors, really nice. Sub-kontra Bb scordatura sounds like an echo of the universal big-bang.

[@nicole-uy8pw]

I just watched an Elden Ring video, and then I accidentally heard this song. It fits the game so well. George has a great sense of atmosphere. His works leave a lot of room for the imagination.

[@MicoAquinoComposer]

R.I.P. George Crumb. Gone but not forgotten

[@ramin.amintafreshi]

Wow..!! Such an INCREDIBLE Work..! Thanks a lot for uploading the score..!!

[@mikeklimczak9600]

you're welcome

[@rubenmolino1480]

excelent !

[@Labratas123]

Bravoooooooooooooooooo

[@felizup28]

Briljant

[@PublicSchoolFinance]

Much respect. RIP.

[@williambland5515]

As part of the complete Bridge recordings of his works, this recording was supervised by Crumb...

[@oscargill423]

Incredible.

[@muslit]

I have the recording with the New York Philharmonic with Arthur Weisberg conducting. I think it's preferable to this rendition. The terror in the work is captured better. Maestro Crumb came down to Guanajuato, Mexico, in 1995 to hear the University of Guanajuato Symphony Orchestra perform this. He wasn't very happy with the performance, and strangely enough, wasn't satisfied with the work itself. I don't know why, because I think it's one of his strongest pieces. The organization is masterly, and the events are perfectly paced.

[@williambland5515]

After Crumb heard this recording (on Bridge, which he supervised) he changed his mind about this work.

[@muslit]

@@williambland5515 Good to know.

[@machida5114]

quite good...

[@ZewenShifu]

based Crumb

[@comp.3131]

Rip

[@LearnCompositionOnline]

first concert music composer that I see relating these techniques to a horror title. Many other compose "unaware horror music" . Do you know any other?

[@codascheuer8426]

Probably Penderecki

[@OdinComposer]

Haha I thought something similar. Hmm other explicit horror titles, I'll have to think...

[@brooksiefan]

A very fine work. A bit sacrificed by recording.

[@ОльгаБабанова-и3б]

Это то, что переживает наш мир сейчас. И большой вопрос, а будет ли у него хоть какое-то будущее. Или - а дальше тишина.ь