electronic music
I am looking for new classical music that uses mostly or only electronic instruments. But not slow stuff -- Eno, Luther Adams, etc. -- but with more energy. Electronic instruments offer possibilities that objects (classical instruments) don’t and I would like to listen to something that makes musical sense, not just thumping DJ electronic stuff. Any recommendations? many thanks in advance.
Here are a few. Hope you like them! Giorgio Moroder: Chase Tangerine Dream: Stratosfear, Hyde Parc from the Le Park album and various other songs and albums (huge discography) Jean Michelle Jarre: Magnetic Fields part 2, Oxygen part 2 and various other songs and albums Klangwelt: Fun-Fair, Futurist Madis: Siren's Symphony (Re-Vision) Space: Magic Fly
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I use a fusion genre of orchestral and electronic elements by certain composers to test rigs. This genre can expose the shortcomings of some hifi rigs, i.e., it can be demanding when you start to hit reference levels. Here are a couple of examples Ludwig Goransson - 747 (From the motion picture, "Tenet") https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gyzWmOZhEFA
Prequell - Part V https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r4RKnDkWpjw
Hans Zimmer - ( Dunkirk OST) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NcgV4RZ874Y
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