Reich & The Desert Music: Titus Franken (percussie)

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Voor percussionist Titus Franken staat de muziek van Steve Reich synoniem voor focus en uithouding. Met in The Desert Music (1983) ook een indrukwekkend aandeel voor de koorstemmen op poëzie van William Carlos Williams. Sander De Keere praat met Titus over de typische faseverschuinving (phasing) die Steve Reich zo herkenbaar maakt, over de donkere betekenis van The Desert Music en over het principe van een palindroom in muziek. En wat is het verschil nu ook alweer tussen een marimba, xylofoon en vibrafoon? Ontdek The Desert Music van Steve Reich in maart 2027 live met Brussels Philharmonic en het Vlaams Radiokoor. interview / montage: Sander De Keererecording / mastering: Stef van AlsenoyOntdek de Brussels Philharmonic Bucket List podcast: gesprekken met musici van Brussels Philharmonic over werken die je volgens het orkest minstens één keer in je leven live gehoord moet hebben.

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