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When I saw Ligeti as part of the wordless series, I though there would be a special rendition from the unique composer. I was sad to realize that it was NY composer-percussionist Lukas Ligeti <\/strong>on stage experimenting with classical and electronic combinations. At times interesting but mostly discordant muddy sounds.<\/p>\n I\u2019ve been following Juana Molina\u2019s<\/strong> musical career for several years<\/a> and I am constantly impressed with her unique blend of ambient, electronic and folky music. Her new album \u201cUn Dia<\/em>\u201d is rich with textured melodies and easily one of her best releases to date. Every time that I have seen her perform she has played solo carefully layering her sounds with the aid of a looping device. I jumped at the chance to finally see her perform with a full band. Accompanied by a bassist and drummer her songs were much more dynamic and allowed her to fully realize her beautifully complex songs live. She had a lively and sold out crowd that gave her an overwhelming reception. For her encore the trio played 1 final new song and a rhythmic 3 cup monte flipping and banging the cups in a choreographed melody. I had her songs buzzing and repeating in my head many hours later. Easily the best musical concert so far this year.<\/p>\n http:\/\/www.myspace.com\/lukasligeti<\/a> When I saw Ligeti as part of the wordless series, I though there would be a special rendition from the unique composer. I was sad to realize that it was NY composer-percussionist Lukas Ligeti on stage experimenting with classical and electronic combinations. At times interesting but mostly discordant muddy sounds. I\u2019ve been following Juana Molina\u2019s … <\/p>\n
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