Ogdon - Opus Clavicembalisticum Mvt II: Preludio-Corale

[teddychenghonlam]

What's the key?

[massimiliano123123]

@teddychenghonlam C major!

[rolldito]

@teddychenghonlam G# Minor

[teddychenghonlam]

Where's the melody?

[supersmashermeta]

Mad scientist. It would have been ironic if he would have played toccata et fuga

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oh yeah by the way 0:37 sounds like a theme to a vampireish song =P

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Errik91 those "random" notes did indeed turn out coincidentally to be complex chords and extreme technical difficulty, and also there is atonal concepts in that kind of music. although yes, the first movement seemed like he wasn't really used to it, but the 2nd movement does sound a little better because at that point he was used to how it sounds. probably why the 1st movement is only about 2 minutes long. =.= u just don't have the ears to really enjoy atonal music, do u? yeah, i thought so. >=D

[Stockers10203]

sorabji was able to play it himself :)

[littlesalvo000]

i like the strange crazy look that artists have, i support artist madness

[Erikk91]

in my opinion he put random notes on the sheet.

[jasonoyq]

What a cacophony of notes! Does anyone know where I can find the score for this piece? Perhaps I will be able to appreciate this more if I saw the entire sheet music.

[Zarro4]

I have it :P

[kevinshon]

Was he able to play it by himself?

[massimiliano123123]

@kevinshon Oh yes!

[jero13595]

Sorabji looks like a mad scientist!

[loltheworld]

He is a mad scientist, can't you hear?