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Was Cage right?,
By André Chaudron (Amsterdam, the Netherlands) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Atlas Elipticales/103 (Audio CD)
A lot of discussion has already been going on about Petr Kotik conducting 103 (the work is not supposed to be conducted at all). Whether one approves or not, I must admit that this is a wonderful performance of 103, a 90 minute orchestral work, one of Cage's many number pieces. Maybe future releases of the work might prove that the unconducted 103 sounds better. Maybe something for a third orchestral music release by MODE?For me though, the highlight of this CD is the performance of Atlas Eclipticalis with Winter Music in a two and a half hour version for all orchestral parts. Some performances of Atlas I have heard, couldn't keep my attention sharp for half an hour, but this one is extremely fascinating. Great CD's and interesting liner notes by James Pritchett.
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