George Crumb: Celestial Mechanics (Makrokosmos IV)

[@marcellodantedealmeidanune9445]

De fato, como noutras peças de Crumb, o piano é um novo instrumento cheio de possibilidades musicais. A interpretação é fantástica. Parabéns ao grupo.

[@lucabortoluzzi8103]

Incredible performance!

[@Rigpasword]

Wow, impressive. I'm loving this piece. Crumb's music continues to grow on me. This is the first use of non-keyboard inside-the-piano techniques I've heard that really appeals to me, that feels musical and creatively done. The techniques add to the keyboarding so many fascinating drone, harp, autoharp, percussion, and other sounds, making the piano into a whole new instrument. Well done!

[@lonchaneyfanch9568]

Excellent performance of these piece, with its dement rythms ! Thanks for sharing !

[@rosvargen6454]

it sound very good

[@atlassolid5946]

im not sure the added notes really worked in the cosmic canons finale. it's supposed to be very sparse and timeless yet peaceful, and the added notes and less soundboard hits make it feel more uneasy than peaceful. it's not a bad idea on its own, but as an ending to the entire makrokosmos series it feels less satisfying

[@iMoDZzGamingZz]

How do you get a music rack for inside of the piano to hold up the score? I plan on performing this and I'd like to know. Amazing job!

[@hocketensemble]

we built a custom stand for our iPad using a piece of wood covered in black duct tape and on top of that we placed our iPad stand. Hope that helps!

[@eyqs]

Feels odd to see the page turner's name but not the HOCKET ensemble's!

[@hocketensemble]

It's true! We never thought of that because we are always performing as a single entity! HOCKET is Sarah Gibson & Thomas Kotcheff :)

[@Rigpasword]

More than just a page turner - she also helps at places in the performance of the piece. Watch it the whole way through!

[@dannybuenantesoto]

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