Any chance to hear him speak is a treasure. What an imagination he had - one of a kind!
Amazing document. Such complex music yet explained in such a simple manner.
I love the thing he says about “it isn’t really an end”. When I played it I was asked many times before the performance (in rehearsal, audition etc) : “Is that your whole piece? Or is there another part?”
Thank You so much for the upload! I am writing a analysis of the Études now and Ligetis explanation here is so helpful!🎶
Wonderful! 🥲
Hi! Thanks for share this!
just wonderful...
My Man 🙏
Thank you! More more more!
Wow! What a treasure to hear a composer tell his aims &solutions. We are fortunate for this. So much contemporary music is incomprehensible unless u habesome idea what is happening??
Hi Utsyo! Great technique! So moving, active, passionated and interesting. I enjoy and love it very much. Have a wonderful weekend and take care.👏👏👏Your friend Satoru
so good...
Amazing genius!
2:20 this scale is actually one of Messiaen's Modes of Limited Transposition
@@fredericfrancoischopin6971 It's like its built from 2 tetrachords divided by a tritone based on the first tone. So kinda yes.
@@fredericfrancoischopin6971 Modes 4 - 7 are all built on tritone transpositions. In this case, it's Mode 6 and as Ligeti phrases it, it's built on the tetrachord (0245) + its tritone transposition.
Also modes 1 and 2 can also be described as tritone transpositions (a consequence of 6 being produced by both the 2 and 3 cycles.) So really, Mode 3 is the only unique mode in that regard being based on major 3rds.
Pure delusion, no mind behind his decisions.
@@twentysecondsofsomething2874 he's incredibly incompetent at his "art"
@@Whatismusic123if he managed to create this set and people liked it, nothing else matters. He is composer, not just music theorist
@@Whatismusic123 because it is no? Lmao. Just because you percieve it that way, doesn't mean it is like that. Bruh
So great to hear him discuss his music, especially the etudes! What a gift! Thank you.