composers of "exotic" music

Started by Henk, August 09, 2008, 08:33:43 AM

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Anne

From Moussorgsky's opera, Khovanshchina - the Dance of the Persian Slaves

M forever

Quote from: mahler10th on September 09, 2008, 05:40:24 AM
Langgaard.
Had a touch of the Scriabin mindset.






He also looked a little bit like Himmler:


Ugh!

Come on, nobody mentioned Messiaen? Too obvious? John Cage? Even more obvious?


Joe_Campbell

Quote from: Ugh! on October 02, 2008, 08:21:28 AM
Messiaen?
Indeed. He even has a piece with the word in it: Exotic Birds!

gomro

Quote from: Henk on August 09, 2008, 08:33:43 AM
I want to investigate more composers of "exotic" music (to distinguish from European music). And by that I do not mean other then western music. And not all music from other then western continents I call exotic. For example Ginastera doesn't sound "exotic" to me. And Chavez may sound exotic, but I seem not to like late-romantic stuff of other then European composers.

I now only can mention three, which I really do like:
Sculthorpe (western music maybe, but certainly "exotic")
Takemitsu
Villa-Lobos

Try Yoshimatsu's Stellar Dream Dances, for Japanese instruments.