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He has very interesting stuff going on in the harmonies. I also really like his arranging style with e.g. the Italian polka. I think some of his Etudes Tableaux are genius, but it takes time to understand them because they are dense and unconventional at least to my ear.

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Originally Posted by 13bwl
Unsure of his orchestral works though, perhaps those are different?
You should definitely listen to his Symphony No.2 and Symphonic Variations (with saxy sex - or should that be sexy sax? - and Dies irae, an irresistable combination). The latter also exists in a version for 2 pianos - try Argerich and one of her several partners.

Meanwhile, wallow in this. You'd almost certainly (think you) have heard it before:


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Unsure of his orchestral works though, perhaps those are different?
You should definitely listen to his Symphony No.2 and Symphonic Variations (with saxy sex - or should that be sexy sax? - and Dies irae, an irresistable combination). The latter also exists in a version for 2 pianos - try Argerich and one of her several partners.

Meanwhile, wallow in this. You'd almost certainly (think you) have heard it before:
That's awesome. I really like that Third Movement. I'll definitely listen to the symphony and the variations as well. Thank you!


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Thanks to this thread, I’ve just spent the last few days listening to the Vespers, rach 2, rach 3, and a few other pieces. I still don’t get it.

My loss, I suppose. Maybe someday I will get it.

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