Harrison Birtwistle: An imaginary landscape (1971)

[@henrygingercat]

Was at the first performance of this. Great piece.

[@hotdrumman]

One of the few of Birtwistle works I like

[@HlLr0007]

Thank you very much.

[@machida5114]

quite good ...

[@kenjones49]

Great visuals

[@gerardbegni2806]

Harrison Birtwistle builds a bridge between the tonal language od benjamin Briyyen and the quite contrasting and higly complex music of Bryan Ferneyhough, one of the most complex ever written. Harrison Birtwistle hs been deeply influenced by the theatre and writes a music which is ogten very crude, made of dissonant blocks clashing one another. Like his compatriots Britten and Ferneyhough, he has an undisputed originality of his own. . Thses three compserd pushed the English music in full light furing the secoind art of the XX° century.

[@hotdrumman]

Birtwistle uses brass quite extensively in this piece. it almost sounds like a brass band in some parts.

[@tomsora]

Is this piece not a bit to long??

[@lasmluclasm3781]

Have you not been alive a bit too long ? Maybe time to get out the noose, no ?

[@matycee]

@@lasmluclasm3781 could you be more rude?

[@BacaOConnell]

@@lasmluclasm3781 DAMN I MEAN HIS COMMENT WASNT NICE BUT THIS.....

[@guwest2]

'too many notes'.

[@guwest2]

@@matycee put a sock in it.

[@thomasaltschuller8964]

Schade, dass Simon Rattle mit den Berliner Philharmonikern nicht mehr Birtwistle dirigiert hat