Piano
Etude No. 8 Fém by György Ligeti was composed
in 1989. It belongs to his second collection of piano etudes. The title means
"metal" in Hungarian but it also refers to the word fény, meaning "light". The
percussion-like
music includes influences of jazz and Sub-Saharan folk
music which is rhythmically very complex. Elisa
Järvi
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György Ligeti
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Piano Etude No. 8 Fém György Ligeti
Piano Etude No. 8 Fém by György Ligeti was composed in 1989. It belongs to his second collection of piano etudes. The title means "metal" in Hungarian but it also refers to the word fény, meaning "light". The percussion-like music includes influences of jazz and Sub-Saharan folk music which is rhythmically very complex. Elisa Järvi
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The Spruce, Op. 75, No. 5
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