Louis Andriessen - Haags Hakkûh - The Hague Hacking - Part 1/2

[MultiNickr]

Open your eyes and ears. Try a few of the 50 modern classics on bbc radio 3 podcasts. Promise you some stunning new views on music. And no, I'm not weird. Was at la scala recently!

[MrJoshuaUSA]

No intention to offend, but I do not consider this music. You want music, here...

Mozart eine kleine nachtmusic

Vivaldi Spring

Now THATS music!

[selatik1]

It sounds like the soundtrack for a serious case of indigestion. Just sayin'.

[composerin]

i love it !!

[Rickfietst]

Ik mis de gabbers...

[maraxus83]

I don't know if I am the only one, but I find the beginning to be quite predictable, and thus boring, at least for the first 4 minutes, could have been half long.

[SLiDEnl]

............wheres the hakkuh?

[ctimur]

thanks for the video and the chance you gave us to watch this! brilliant music!

[IpsaPaphum]

What's hocketing?

[Ancienttowers]

@IpsaPaphum hocekting is a 'back and forth' interplay between a group or group of instruments. usually in a quick or fast tempo.

[Composerland]

@IpsaPaphum Mediaeval syncopation: "hiccups" in the general beat of the music. Creates surprise, interest.

[HAMayoral]

Very Post Modern

[mikern2001]

Me thinks I will stick to the Tom and Jerry version. They bring out more of the inner melodies. The same way Liberace did.

[willberain]

amazing!

[daveyflavey]

this is very interesting. there is definitely a huge influence from american minimalism, particularly the music of steve riech. very very good music.

[teby95]

O.o esto me recuerda al hardcore hip hop k de verdad no em gusta xDD

[herma57]

interesting creator always, not afraid of being simple, straight, direct, on the surface; ; ; ;

[ViewerNotes]

...specially part 4, superb music

[chapter24]

Dit is zo fakking meesterlijk. Andriessen is de bom. De Staat schopt ook nog steeds konten.

[GreggaryPeccary]

Thanks for this! I think I'm going to check out Andriessen extensively

[jre58591]

He is well worth your time. I suggest checking out his masterwork De Materie. I might upload an extract or two from a staged production of that work. Stay tuned!