Lig·e·ti (l g  -t ), György Sándor 1923-2006. Hungarian-born Austrian composer whose experimental works include orchestral, chamber, and choral music. |
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| This month she moves her own troupe into The Joyce Theater from February 6 through 11, in a new work called Ligeti Essays. London Sinfonietta, Warp Works & Twentieth Century Masters (Warp) The notorious British chamber ensemble performs arrangements of Aphex Twin and Squarepusher, alongside compositions by 20th-century innovators Stockhausen, Reich, Ligeti, Varese, and Cage. The album includes pieces by Osvaldo Golijov, Gyorgy Ligeti and three Haimovitz arrangements, including a mix with DJ Olive in which the turntable whiz spins a recording of a Hungarian folk tune sung by Bartok while the cellist plays selections from the composer's Romanian Folk Dances. |
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