The fact that this is a 1966 revision is very interesting to me. That's because there are some gestures and sonorities that are very characteristic of Berio's mature 1960s - 1970s style. I wonder if these were present in 1949 or arrived at during revision. Great upload Nick, thanks!
![George Crumb - Madrigals, Book IV for Soprano, Flute, Harp, Bass and Percussion (1969) [Score-Video]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/smuggclBCwc/mqdefault.jpg)
Very nostalgic
I must agree, it's some kind of modernism that yet leaves the listener with a nostalgic feeling
It's not so modern, compared to some pieces written by Webern some 30 years earlier it's got way more of a romantic type of expression
This piece just taught me that Berio started with serialism, which I didn't know, so thanks!
The fact that this is a 1966 revision is very interesting to me. That's because there are some gestures and sonorities that are very characteristic of Berio's mature 1960s - 1970s style. I wonder if these were present in 1949 or arrived at during revision. Great upload Nick, thanks!
Für Lorin Maazel geschrieben, sehr cool
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