Any other atonal/serial music fans?

[coffee]

I've never met anyone else in real life who listens to the same type of music I listen to. It's pretty demoralising hearing how often people trash this style of music, so it would be encouraging if there are other Christians who also enjoy atonal and avant-garde/experimental music.
My favourite composer is Anton Webern - for example his String Trio is brilliant (as is all of his other music!).

 

[Richard Mulcahy]

I've never met anyone else in real life who listens to the same type of music I listen to. It's pretty demoralising hearing how often people trash this style of music, so it would be encouraging if there are other Christians who also enjoy atonal and avant-garde/experimental music.
My favourite composer is Anton Webern - for example his String Trio is brilliant (as is all of his other music!).

Hi Coffee,

Do you have another example?

What do you make of these guys?

 

[coffee]

Hi Coffee,

Do you have another example?

What do you make of these guys?

Hi Richard!
I'll gave a range of examples highlighting different styles and composers within atonality:

Babbitt: All Set
Stockhausen: Refrain
Schoenberg: Piano Concerto
Webern: Concerto for Nine Instruments
Stravinsky: Movements for Piano and Orchestra
Varèse: Déserts

I listened to the piece you showed - although there were some interesting moments, I thought that there were too many effects - to my mind it didn't function as a complete and cohesive composition. That's just my opinion though - feel free to disagree

 

[Richard Mulcahy]

Hi Richard!
I'll gave a range of examples highlighting different styles and composers within atonality:

Babbitt: All Set
Stockhausen: Refrain
Schoenberg: Piano Concerto
Webern: Concerto for Nine Instruments
Stravinsky: Movements for Piano and Orchestra
Varèse: Déserts

I listened to the piece you showed - although there were some interesting moments, I thought that there were too many effects - to my mind it didn't function as a complete and cohesive composition. That's just my opinion though - feel free to disagree

Hi again,

Okay, fair comment, different strokes...

Thanks for the examples I'll check them out.

God bless...

 

[“Paisios”]

I've never met anyone else in real life who listens to the same type of music I listen to. It's pretty demoralising hearing how often people trash this style of music, so it would be encouraging if there are other Christians who also enjoy atonal and avant-garde/experimental music.
My favourite composer is Anton Webern - for example his String Trio is brilliant (as is all of his other music!).

I don’t know anything about this kind of music, but I enjoyed the examples you give, and they remind me of some music found in a few movies, and I like it quite a bit. Thank you for introducing me to it.

 

[public hermit]

Jazz not classical, but anything John McLaughlin does sounds atonal, to me anyway. I like it.