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Samuel Andreyev

10 months

10,000 people watched my @arc_forum speech overnight — find out what I said, and why it has apparently resonated:

COMPOSER: "There has never been a better time to be an Artist" |...

"No more tragedies, no more isolation. What I desperately want is to pull things together, to invite everyone in, to share things in a collective celebration...

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Samuel Andreyev

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5 years

“First of all, I am a real Minimalist, because I don’t do very much. I know some minimalists who call themselves minimalist, but they do loads of minimalism. That is cheating. I really don't do very much.”—Robert Wyatt

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4 years

Brian Ferneyhough, La terre est un homme, first page.

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4 years

An incredible document: 16-year-old Frank Zappa's letter to Edgard Varèse

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5 years

I ask this of performers: play classical repertoire as though it were a world premiere; and play world premieres as though they were established classics.

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Samuel Andreyev

@SamuelAndreyev

1 year

‘People ask what the avant-garde is and whether it’s finished. It isn’t. There will always be one. The avant-garde is flexibility of mind and it follows like day the night from not falling prey to government and education. Without avant-garde nothing would get invented.’ John

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@SamuelAndreyev

2 years

Arnold Schoenberg, pointing to the eraser on his student’s pencil: ‘This end is more important than the other!’ @ascschoenberg

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Samuel Andreyev

@SamuelAndreyev

26 days

In case you’re wondering how the arts are faring in Trudeau’s glorious Canada, here is some of what I’ve heard from colleagues. A composer friend attended a programming meeting in Vancouver during which the possibility of one of his works being played was raised. ‘Sorry,’ they

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Samuel Andreyev

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27 days

If you take Beethoven’s Eroica Symphony, or Schoenberg’s Ode to Napoleon Buonaparte, and disregard the political subtext of these works, the musical substance is more than strong enough to function without it. The same cannot be said of more contemporary attempts to bring

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Samuel Andreyev

@SamuelAndreyev

2 years

‘Have you ever looked into the eyes of a survivor from the composition department of Princeton or Yale? He is on his way to tenure, but he’s a drop-out in art.’ Morton Feldman

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Samuel Andreyev

@SamuelAndreyev

3 years

Today I’m recording a new podcast episode with the John Cage expert Martin Iddon. We’ll be focusing on Cage’s seminal ‘Concert for Piano and Orchestra’, a work that last long fascinated, and perplexed me, perhaps in equal measure.

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Samuel Andreyev

@SamuelAndreyev

4 years

The opening of 'Good Night' from Janáček’s On an Overgrown Path.. very beautiful

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Samuel Andreyev

@SamuelAndreyev

4 years

Morton Feldman begins his piece Piano and Orchestra (1975) with divisi violas holding an F-flat and an E natural 🤔

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Samuel Andreyev

@SamuelAndreyev

4 years

I will be interviewing Brian Ferneyhough on Wednesday.

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Samuel Andreyev

@SamuelAndreyev

6 months

I had a second conversation with the ever-fascinating Jim O’Rourke and I thought it was even better than the first

Jim O’Rourke & Samuel Andreyev: Round 2

Composer, singer-songwriter, producer, record mogul and engineer Jim O’Rourke returns for his second appearance on the Samuel Andreyev Podcast. Recorded Thur...

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Samuel Andreyev

@SamuelAndreyev

4 months

On May 16th, we gained a new family member, a son. Mother and baby are in fine repair. Sister is delighted. Join us in welcoming him to this excellent planet.

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Samuel Andreyev

@SamuelAndreyev

4 months

That time Havergal Brian’s ‘Gothic Symphony’ was written into the plot of an American crime drama series

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Samuel Andreyev

@SamuelAndreyev

1 year

The BBC has hired me to produce a Sunday Feature for Radio 3 — what I hope will be the first of many. I’ll be traveling to London soon to work on it. I can’t say much more for now, but will post details as appropriate.

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Samuel Andreyev

@SamuelAndreyev

6 months

He’s not merely poking fun at it in a spirit of play—we all do that sometimes. He’s holding it up for mockery, as well as the people who enjoy it (and that category includes me).

Dr Laura Bowler (Wells)

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6 months

Sad when fellow composers feel the need to publicly poke fun at other composer’s work.

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Samuel Andreyev

@SamuelAndreyev

2 years

The more I think about this the more I think it's worth doing. One video for each of the Beethoven quartets. The complete cycle. Who would watch?

Samuel Andreyev

@SamuelAndreyev

2 years

I'd love to do an analysis video for each of the Beethoven quartets

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Samuel Andreyev

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3 years

It would be preferable if this sort of thing could be not done

How a team of musicologists and computer scientists completed Beethoven’s unfinished 10th Symphony

When Beethoven died, all he left behind were some sketches for his 10th Symphony. Now, thanks to the help of artificial intelligence, the composer’s vision is coming to life.

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Samuel Andreyev

@SamuelAndreyev

10 months

This week, I’ll be interviewing Barbara Monk Feldman, Christian Wolff and Jim O’Rourke. Stay very tuned.

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Samuel Andreyev

@SamuelAndreyev

6 months

‘Consuming content’ is one of the most viscerally revolting formulations I’ve heard, strange it has such a wide currency these days. It’s almost as bad as ‘content creator’.

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Samuel Andreyev

@SamuelAndreyev

3 years

Bach inadvertently invents boogie-woogie

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Samuel Andreyev

@SamuelAndreyev

6 months

This key Pollini recording, doubtless overshadowed by the more popular Chopin and Beethoven albums, electrified and dynamited my emerging musical mind when I was a beginning composer. The sheer controlled energy of it was, and remains, stupefying:

Boulez: Piano Sonata No. 2 - 1. Extrèmement rapide

Provided to YouTube by Universal Music GroupBoulez: Piano Sonata No. 2 - 1. Extrèmement rapide · Maurizio PolliniStravinsky: Three Dances from Petruschka'/ P...

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Samuel Andreyev

@SamuelAndreyev

1 year

I’ve observed that creative people — the lucky ones, anyway — not infrequently have the following career trajectory: nothing… nothing… nothing… nothing… nothing… nothing… EVERYTHING

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Samuel Andreyev

@SamuelAndreyev

2 years

Igor Stravinsky composing his austere late work, Threni, in the basement of a night club in Venice (presaging Opus Contra Naturam?..)

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Samuel Andreyev

@SamuelAndreyev

2 years

I'd love to do an analysis video for each of the Beethoven quartets

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Samuel Andreyev

@SamuelAndreyev

10 months

‘Maybe I should study composition’

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Samuel Andreyev

@SamuelAndreyev

2 years

Just Confirmed: Michael Finnissy will be a guest on my podcast on April 27th.

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Samuel Andreyev

@SamuelAndreyev

5 years

To student composers: whenever you observe a widely-adopted tendency in contemporary composition, run as far and as fast as you can in the opposite direction. Then you maybe will be OK.

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Samuel Andreyev

@SamuelAndreyev

4 years

A reminder that this crazily inventive masterpiece was composed by a 23-year-old war-child orphan

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Samuel Andreyev

@SamuelAndreyev

1 year

Robin Holloway on Shostakovich

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Samuel Andreyev

@SamuelAndreyev

2 years

Looking for a graphic designer. Feel free to get in touch if interested.

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Samuel Andreyev

@SamuelAndreyev

2 months

The problem with today’s irritatingly permissive climate of self-valorisation and affirmation is that it has robbed us of a meaningful role for the artistic avant-garde. Today, any such gestures can only appear hollow and superfluous, easily commodified in point of fact, where

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Samuel Andreyev

@SamuelAndreyev

5 years

I find Twitter vastly preferable to Facebook. Anyone else share this poinr of view?

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Samuel Andreyev

@SamuelAndreyev

1 year

I asked Chat GPT to compose a viral tweet for my Twitter account. Help make it so!

Samuel Andreyev

@SamuelAndreyev

1 year

"🎵 Embrace the avant-garde soundscape of contemporary music, where harmonies collide and melodies defy expectations. Dive into the realm of sonic exploration, where innovation thrives and boundaries are shattered. Join me on this musical journey of limitless possibilities!

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Samuel Andreyev

@SamuelAndreyev

1 year

I had this T-shirt made with the tone row for Anton Webern’s Op. 32, left incompete at the time he was killed in 1945

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Samuel Andreyev

@SamuelAndreyev

2 years

My @YouTube channel has just passed 50,000 subscribers, a most incredible milestone after 5 years of hard work. My thanks to everyone who helped make this happen. Now let’s get to 100,000 🤪

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Samuel Andreyev

@SamuelAndreyev

3 months

I’m canceling my Spotify subscription and I suggest others do the same. Enough is enough.

Ted Gioia

@tedgioia

3 months

Did you know the CEO of Spotify is wealthier than any musician in history—and has 4X the net worth of Paul McCartney? Now you do. There’s more money in disrupting music than creating it.

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Samuel Andreyev

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2 years

The radical German composer Hans-Joachim Hespos left this world on July 18, at the age of 84. Here are 2 scans from ‘fahl-brüchig’, a surpassingly strange trio for piccolo heckelphone, basset horn and cello. This piece was important to my æsthetic development in the early 2000s.

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Samuel Andreyev

@SamuelAndreyev

4 years

My YouTube channel has just passed 30,000 subscribers.

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Samuel Andreyev

@SamuelAndreyev

2 years

Recently, I interviewed the entire surviving Trout Mask Replica Magic Band of Captain Beefheart — at the same time. A 5-way conversation between Zoot Horn Rollo, Rockette Morton, Antennae Jimmy Semens, Drumbo and myself. Details forthcoming.

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Samuel Andreyev

@SamuelAndreyev

2 years

My extensive new interview with Michael Finnissy is edited and will be released this Friday at 3pm UK time / 10am EST!

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Samuel Andreyev

@SamuelAndreyev

4 years

Just received from my publisher. I'm excited about this score, which took 2 years to complete, and which, against all odds, is set to be premiered next month in Kyiv.

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Samuel Andreyev

@SamuelAndreyev

5 years

Here is my life's work (so far), at least in terms of music manuscripts: approximately 4,000 sheets of paper (in tiny script). That may not sound like much but it has certainly kept me busy.

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Samuel Andreyev

@SamuelAndreyev

8 months

This piece by Arnold Schoenberg is so good it still makes me fall out of my chair with admiration. Every time.

Schoenberg: Suite for Piano, Op.25 (Boffard)

An intensely nuanced and perky performance of one of Schoenberg’s earliest 12-tone works (the prelude and gavotte might actually be the first 12-tone piece S...

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Samuel Andreyev

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4 years

I think this is one of the best things I've done and I'm particularly happy to see it in print. These new piano pieces took nearly 2 years to complete. But who will play them—and when—circumstances being what they are..?

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Samuel Andreyev

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4 years

Writing for orchestra is sort of like trying to empty a swimming pool with a thimble.

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Samuel Andreyev

@SamuelAndreyev

2 years

It’s weird that this hasn’t gotten more attention: Boulez’ very famous but seldom-heard piece Polyphonie X has finally been played again, 70 years after the premiere, in a rather better performance than the archival one from 1951

Pierre Boulez - Polyphonie X (rec. 2021)

Pierre Boulez: Polyphonie X“for eighteen instruments (1950–51)—LFCO/ B. Brönnimann—

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Samuel Andreyev

@SamuelAndreyev

3 years

How hard are you looking? Do you expect artistic culture in the internet age to look the same as it did in 1969?

Eric Weinstein

@EricRWeinstein

3 years

We are in the middle of an unusual “Art Crisis”. I have no idea what our artists are doing. We should be having the greatest art explosion in music, dance, sculpture, poetry, painting etc that we have seen since the late 1960s. I see very few artists capable of distilling *now*.

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Samuel Andreyev

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3 years

I made this for a composition student, who is starting to set poetic texts for the first time. Here it is, in case it's of use to anyone else.

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Samuel Andreyev

@SamuelAndreyev

4 years

After two and a half years of work, I finished the final version of my violin concerto today: 'Trois pierres à ne pas jeter' #thisrainydayinjune

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Samuel Andreyev

@SamuelAndreyev

1 year

Rhythm is the most important dimension in music. Melody, a distant second. Melody is an abstracted extension of speech, and comes much later in our development, whereas rhythm stems from the most fundamental physiological reality. Everyone understands it. Those who don’t have it,

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Samuel Andreyev

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10 months

It was a distinct honour to give a keynote speech at the first @arc_forum in London last week. Watch it here:

COMPOSER: "There has never been a better time to be an Artist" |...

"No more tragedies, no more isolation. What I desperately want is to pull things together, to invite everyone in, to share things in a collective celebration...

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Samuel Andreyev

@SamuelAndreyev

10 months

JIM O’ROURKE everybody!

Jim O’Rourke on the Samuel Andreyev Podcast

Composer, songwriter and all-round genius Jim O’Rourke talks to Samuel Andreyev about his music. Interview recorded 15 November 2023.==JIM O’ROURKE ON BANDCA...

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Samuel Andreyev

@SamuelAndreyev

12 days

I’ve concluded that pencil on paper is the optimal workflow. Amazing how it simplifies everything.

Michael

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Going from Finale to Sibelius actually is a fate worse than death

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Samuel Andreyev

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5 months

I somehow got 133,000 people to watch a detailed musical analysis of one of Bach’s more arcane creations. This is truly a powerful medium..

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Samuel Andreyev

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3 months

As of today, I am a French citizen. So grateful. 🇫🇷

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Samuel Andreyev

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3 years

My uncle founded the Nihilist Spasm Band and it is a source of great familial pride

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Samuel Andreyev

@SamuelAndreyev

4 years

My new piece is a 25-minute hommage to Vermeer, which I think is an appropriate reference, given how the past 12 months have caused us all to reevaluate our relationship to interior spaces.

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Samuel Andreyev

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7 years

Here is a description of musical postmodernism I found on wikipedia. Don't be fooled: almost all of these characteristics apply to Bach.

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Samuel Andreyev

@SamuelAndreyev

26 days

@CrossEyedPiano No. Mediocrity is the *starting* point. The end point if this continues is *far* worse.

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Samuel Andreyev

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8 months

I have an announcement to make

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Samuel Andreyev

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1 year

Only adolescents think that art is about self-expression. What you are expressing when you create something is the potential of the medium you are working within.

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Samuel Andreyev

@SamuelAndreyev

4 years

'Extended techniques' are the 12-tone rows of the 21st century

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Samuel Andreyev

@SamuelAndreyev

2 months

I sometimes get perfectionist students whose fear of writing something subpar cripples their productivity. My advice is always the same: ‘for next week, write the worst piece you can possibly imagine. Make it comically bad’. Works every time!

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Samuel Andreyev

@SamuelAndreyev

1 year

This is the cover art for the new album. I took the photograph myself. It shows a view of Friedenstraße (peace street), a small street in Kehl very close to the French-German border.

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Samuel Andreyev

@SamuelAndreyev

6 months

Is this true? If so, a monumental loss; his DG recordings were major musical awakenings for me.

Apartment House

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6 months

RIP Maurizio Pollini, what a wonderful musician.

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Samuel Andreyev

@SamuelAndreyev

6 years

My daughter was born on Wednesday, May 9th. Mother and baby are doing wonderfully. I may be slow to answer messages over the next while, but I will do my best. Thanks for your patience.

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Samuel Andreyev

@SamuelAndreyev

5 years

"If we make it look like cool neon graffitti it will totally mitigate the fact that this music is a tough sell."

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Samuel Andreyev

@SamuelAndreyev

8 months

My first program for BBC Radio 3 will air on Sunday, February 4th: an in-depth look at the relationship between Morton Feldman and the Abstract Expressionist painters. Link below.

BBC Radio 3 - Sunday Feature, Time Canvasses: Morton Feldman and Abstract Expressionism

How friendship with Philip Guston and Mark Rothko took American music in new directions.

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Samuel Andreyev

@SamuelAndreyev

3 years

What is the deal with octave-transposing clefs? Bass flute uses it, double basses do not. Glockenspiel and celesta often use it, piccolo does not. Contrabass clarinet uses it, contrabassoon does not. Heckelphone and bass oboe use it, tuba does not.

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Samuel Andreyev

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3 years

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Samuel Andreyev

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3 years

F I N I S H E D ! ! a new 25-minute work expressly written for @ensembleproton . Premiere performance 27 April at Dampfzentrale Bern.

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Samuel Andreyev

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7 months

I am pleased to state that I will teach composition at the Conservatoire américain de Fontainebleau as of this summer.

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4 years

Interviewer: ‘Some people say they can’t understand your writing, even after they read it two or three times. What approach would you suggest for them?’ William Faulkner: ‘Read it four times.’

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Samuel Andreyev

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3 months

New video just released: Ten MUST-HEAR 20th century masterworks

10 short MUST-HEAR 20th century masterworks

Composer Samuel Andreyev presents a biased, unfair, incomplete and arbitrary list of 10 SHORT must-hear twentienth-century pieces to get you started. Links t...

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Samuel Andreyev

@SamuelAndreyev

2 months

I’m honoured in the extreme to be a part of this extraordinary venture. A trailer for my course on the History of Western Music is now up on the @petersonacademy website. Thank you @jordanbpeterson , this is far beyond what I could have imagined.

Peterson Academy

@petersonacademy

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Limited pre-enrollment is now available at . Onward and upward, ladies and gentlemen. 18 beautiful courses, 3 new courses monthly, AI-testing and the integrated social media platform. Let’s take education back.

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3 years

Coming today

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Samuel Andreyev

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3 years

So far it's taken me 9 weeks to compose a single 3-minute cantata movement for soprano and ensemble — more than the amount of time it took Mahler to draft his entire 8th Symphony. Oh, well.

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Samuel Andreyev

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3 years

Now that I am 40, I am shedding my ‘emerging composer carapace’ and settling into my new rôle of asserting significant power and influence, whilst accumulating cultural capital and dominating the international scene for decades to come. It will be an adjustment, but so goes life.

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Samuel Andreyev

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5 years

The composer Ben Johnston has passed away at the age of 93. He is particularly remembered for his microtonal string quartets, said to be among the most spectacularly difficult in the entire repertoire.

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Samuel Andreyev

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6 years

9,000 views in a few days. Who knew so many people wanted to understand atonality?

Atonality explained in 7 minutes

SUPPORT THIS CHANNEL:http://www.samuelandreyev.com/donatehttp://www.patreon.com/samuelandreyevNEW ALBUM OUT NOWOrder a physical copy:https://www.kairos-music...

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Samuel Andreyev

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6 years

Beefheart fans, here is some very, very exciting news: Jeff Cotton (Antennae Jimmy Semens), guitarist on Trout Mask Replica, just granted me his first ever interview. We spoke for nearly 3 hours. I'll be sharing it soon.

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Samuel Andreyev

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3 years

In case you missed my interview with genius songwriter, lyricist, composer, arranger, producer and author @thevandykeparks , click the link in my bio.

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4 years

Carl Ruggles, interviewed in 1967

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3 years

'A composer who knows exactly what he wants, wants only what he knows--and one way or another, that is too little.' Helmut Lachenmann

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work in progress

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The last great period for meaningful new developments in musical composition was arguably the 1970s and it had largely tapered off by the mid-1980s. I see very little in today’s scene that is not an outgrowth of that period (or earlier). Which is emphatically not a judgement on

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4 years

In lieu of the visually pleasing Metastasis’s score, here is Nuits (1968) by Xenakis, communist who fled Greece’s dictatorship. I genuinely don't believe that contemporary music has much* change since then. (*before you get angry, there's room for nuance)

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Rafael Toral just released ‘Spectral Evolution’, an exquisite ambient album everyone is talking about — find out why in my interview with him!

ASTOUNDINGLY Beautiful Ambient Soundscapes: Rafael Toral interview

This conversation between composers Rafael Toral and Samuel Andreyev was conducted on 25 March 2024.==RAFAEL TORAL’S WEBSITEhttps://rafaeltoral.net/HELP KEEP...

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Samuel Andreyev

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7 months

Together with some close associates, I am involved in the founding of an ensemble. Plans are already fairly advanced. It will be absolutely unlike any existing ensemble, in every respect. Stay tuned.

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3 years

How it's done

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10 months

Ill-intentioned narcissists. Philistines. A catastrophic failure of education has led us to this.

Just Stop Oil

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10 months

💥 SUFFRAGETTE PAINTING SMASHED 💀 Our government have revealed plans for MORE oil licences, knowing it will kill millions. In response, two supporters of Just Stop Oil smashed the Rokeby Venus — slashed by Mary Richardson in 1914. ⏱ Deeds, not words:

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So I’m reserving a hotel near Russell Square in London. A few minutes later an email comes back: ‘thank you for your reservation. By the way, we’ve been enjoying listening to your piece Vérifications. Which of your interviews should we start with?’ Only in London…

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6 years

To paraphrase Schoenberg, the eraser is more important than the pencil.

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