Marisol Jimenez

There's a kind of magical aura to this music, like a ritual performing in front of us without fully telling us what's going on. And you can't stop listening to it and being fascinated.

Phil is dancing, 80's style and it's great.

Ah... Philip Glass is such a troublesome composer to me, because he is so able to mix bad and good at the same time.... but here is the very very very good !

Eight Lines

Clearly one of my favorite Steve Reich's work, especially the superb mix of canonical techniques and funky rythms. Plus, modal harmony doesn't hurt.
Thanks to ThePochaccos for putting the score along with the sound !

A Journey into the mysterious worlds of Boulez

I coul link this music to some parts of Les Cités Obscures a wonderful comic by B. Peeters and F. Shuiten.

The cosmos

I think there is a certain kind of soundwriting which express a feeling of "fantasticness" better than others. Here is one example of that. Thrills, delicate sound of metallic percussions and harmonics. The lyric tone of the bassoon. Mix them carefully and enjoy !

Messagesquisse

Two words : Pierre Boulez.

Bruno Mantovani, Concerto de chambre n°2 - Ensemble intercontemporain

As a clarinettist, i couldn't help but think that the intro is quite a kind of extension of Gershwin's rhapsody in blue beginning.