You have to admit this is cool. Dozens of percussionists, a big warehouse, and John Luther Adams' "ultimate environmental piece".
This is a 15-minute edit of a 60-minute piece, which is absolutely worth a listen if you are so inclined.
You have to admit this is cool. Dozens of percussionists, a big warehouse, and John Luther Adams' "ultimate environmental piece".
This is a 15-minute edit of a 60-minute piece, which is absolutely worth a listen if you are so inclined.
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That was disorienting in all the best ways. Very cool.
I loved the guy with the xylophone who would hit like 4 notes, then go on a coffee break.
And play those four notes with utter conviction and apparent precision.
Like the woman at 8:57, what cue is she waiting for to hit that single note?
Right. It seemed chaotic enough to be random, but clicked in such a way that it couldn't possibly have been.