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Old 06-14-2006, 01:01 PM   #11 (permalink)
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Wow....

When I was living in Sweden I heard about a trombone player who keep bugging him to write a piece for him.

After years of the bothersome request he wrote him 4 notes on scrap of paper....

That story always made me smile.
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Old 06-14-2006, 01:07 PM   #12 (permalink)
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Wow....

When I was living in Sweden I heard about a trombone player who keep bugging him to write a piece for him.

After years of the bothersome request he wrote him 4 notes on scrap of paper....

That story always made me smile.
Thanks for sharing that story Paul. Now I am smiling. What a goodie.......
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Paul Tynan of Lake Placid fame?

Nice to see you, amigo

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Old 06-14-2006, 03:14 PM   #14 (permalink)
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The piece with the metronomes is called Poeme Symphonique, and is considered a 20th century classic.

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You mean I shouldn't have said it was written with tongue in cheek - oops

I love the concept, but not sure I would want to listen to a performance.
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The piece with the metronomes is called Poeme Symphonique, and is considered a 20th century classic.

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You mean I shouldn't have said it was written with tongue in cheek - oops

I love the concept, but not sure I would want to listen to a performance.
It would be perfect on a concert that included the John Cage work, "4'33"."
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There is a great book of interviews with him - (including an interview of himself).

György Ligeti in conversation with Péter Várnai, Josef Häusler, Claude Samuel, and himself.

Eulenburg, 1983.

There was also a series of recordings entitled "The Ligeti Project Vol. X" (insert number).
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Paul Tynan of Lake Placid fame?

Nice to see you, amigo

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That's me....

Thanks Ed,...it's nice to be here...I'm hooked!

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