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I love it, great music<3

Sounds like a hell. Useful for a movie, for a horror game, or for something like that,

this is amazing!

OMG this is giving the harmonies from the background during the Seymour scene in FFX.

Good stuff. What's sin an abbreviation for? Edit: nvm found it, caption was blocking text a bit haha

0:38 what a sequence :o

Stunning!

Thank you for your work. Some really nice contrapuntal writing.

This is absolutely astonishing!

Cool stuff!

mannn yes

Seeing amazing shit like this reignites me to go and try to compose something

Fascinating!

colorful!

Great as always!

Out of curiosity, if I may, what's your process for finding these harmonies? Is there some theoretical method you use, or is it just by feel?

sounds like polyriddim

So sweet, can i sample this? cheers

reminds me of the city by bernard hermann

really pretty!

Very profound piece.

31edo always rocks, love finding new microtonal composers/compositions

Great picks, thanks for the video!

this is really pretty ! the lush harmonic complexity and usage of texture is reminiscent to 'the city' by bernard herrmann , but of course , it is incomparable to these beautiful voicings in your piece i am enamoured with some of these chords . this elegy is overflowing with deep , heart-rending , tender emotion , and the last few chords of the piece are filled with such yearning . the trill is so beautiful !!

Very good stuff!

this is why i love 31 so much 😭

Hey man, nice work! Any chance you could send the PDF, cause I want to work on this! Spectacular!

kapustin's piano concertos just hit different

Schnittke is among my favorite composers but I've never been a fan of his Piano Concerto. Also, not sure if you'd count this as obscure, but I think the Ligeti Piano Concerto is the best contemporary piece of that genre.

This is really astonishingly good .

I like the orchestration, I'm sure Ravel himself would've also used similar instruments! I especially love that you gave the main melody in bars 23-27 to the oboe! If I may give a personal recommendation, try adding french horns to some of the larger and/or lush bits (eg. bars 23-27) to add more depth to the sound. personally I think it would sound great, but that's just a little idea of mine.

If a work is unknown there's usually a good reason for it. Even good composers failed to produce memorable pieces 90% of the time.

Any cristov rec on Spotify?

08:40 I've been in love with the Andante movement of Christov's Concerto for many years.

Leroy Anderson Piano Concerto: "Derivative Pastiche"

These works are pretty forgettable. Leading subjects are contrived and insignificant.

Boris Tchaikovsky is one composer I can just never form an opinion on. Do I hate his music? Do I love his music? I have no clue, and I've listened to him extensively.

Here's an interesting one. Neo Romantic/Modern but freshly written: ua-cam.com/video/FFurfBrPPPU/v-deo.html

I found some info about Hristov on the Danish? Wikipedia page (and other sources) Dimiter Yordanov Hristov (Christoff) (born October 2, 1933 in Sofia , Bulgaria , died February 26, 2017 ) was a Bulgarian composer, professor , teacher, music theorist, music historian and music researcher. Born in Sofia. He graduated from the State Academy of Music where he studied composition under Marin Goleminov. He has worked as a researcher at the Institute of Art Studies at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences. After receiving the Doctor of Art degree, he was appointed Professor of Polyphony and Introduction to the Theory of Music at the State Academy of Music, as well as of Polyphony, Music Theatre of the 20th century and Contemporary Polyphonic Structures, Polyphony and Modern Trends in Music and Art in General at Sofia University and at the New Bulgarian University. He has composed an opera, orchestral, chamber and piano works. He has written 3 symphonies, orchestral works, chamber music, 3 violin concertos, cello concertos, 3 piano concertos, vocal works, 2 operas, choral works, etc

Rautavaara's first has really become my favorite piano concerto since I discovered it a few years ago. Really enjoy this channel and realize I missed out on both Schnittke's and Bartok's concertos. Thanks for the recommendations!

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That’s a Nice piece 👍

this is fire

I think Healey Willan's piano concerto is fantastic and it definitely qualifies as obscure - I was told once it's never even had an American premiere!