The Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival has scrapped its 10-day November jamboree, it announced this morning.
Instead, it will put on a three-day online event.
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Given that this year is the centenary of Bruno Maderna, I’d really hoped that some of his works would be programmed at , say, Proms or Huddersfield.
It is surprising that there can exist a true longing for Maderna’s works:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8x92koS1fa4&list=PL3p63wQyqCsCQJR_9tuwggjPv1oyVqreA&index=7
It sounds like music anxiously being infected by sound art.
The early, still innocent music is quite different:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u34QWmBvJds&index=9&list=PL3p63wQyqCsCQJR_9tuwggjPv1oyVqreA&t=0s&app=desktop
Had he lived at the end of the 19th century, he had written a kind of Rachmaninoff.