George Heathco's guest appearances

George Heathco

Classical Classroom

John Adams

John Flynn

Aaron Copland

George Gershwin

Norman Fischer

Ashley White

Orson Welles

Jade Simmons

Keith Weber

Chris Johnson

Igor Stravinsky

Leonard Bernstein

Nico Muhly

Todd Reynolds

Itzhak Perlman

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Louis Andriessen is one of the most important contemporary composers you’ve (probably) never heard of. His work isn’t widely played because he’s written many pieces for varieties of ensembles that don’t exist. In fact, specially created ensembles have sprung up because of Andriessen’s pieces, including the famous British ensemble, Icebreaker. Guitarist, composer, and co-founder of Liminal Space Contemporary Music Ensemble, George Heathco, teaches us all about Andriessen and his contributions to the alt classical movement. Or indie classical. Or whatever you wanna call it. Music used in this episode includes:  Hoketus  by Louis Andriessen De Materie  by Louis Andriessen (begins with 144 repetitions of same chord) De Staat  by Louis Andriessen Yo Shakespeare  by Michael Gordon Pierced  by David Lang “Bone Chapel” from O Death by Oscar Bettison  Audio production from Todd “Twinkles” Hulslander with very marginal oversight from Dacia Clay. PS, One of the images attached to this article is not George Heathco, but his TV doppleganger George from Being Human. Can you tell which is which? One of them loves Twilight. (Apologies, non-specific George!)

<a href="http://www.composers21.com/compdocs/andriesl.htm" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Louis Andriessen</a> is one of the most important contemporary composers you’ve (probably) never heard of. His work isn’t widely played because he’s written many pieces for varieties of ensembles that don’t exist. In fact, specially created ensembles have sprung up because of Andriessen’s pieces, including the famous British ensemble, Icebreaker. Guitarist, composer, and co-founder of <a href="http://liminalspacemusic.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Liminal Space Contemporary Music Ensemble</a>, George Heathco, teaches us all about Andriessen and his contributions to the alt classical movement. Or indie classical. Or whatever you wanna call it. Music used in this episode includes: <ul> <li>Hoketus  by Louis Andriessen</li> <li>De Materie  by Louis Andriessen (begins with 144 repetitions of same chord)</li> <li>De Staat  by Louis Andriessen</li> <li>Yo Shakespeare  by Michael Gordon</li> <li>Pierced  by David Lang</li> <li>“Bone Chapel” from O Death by Oscar Bettison</li> </ul> Audio production from Todd “Twinkles” Hulslander with very marginal oversight from Dacia Clay. PS, One of the images attached to this article is not George Heathco, but his TV doppleganger George from <a href="http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1349938/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Being Human</a>. Can you tell which is which? One of them loves Twilight. (Apologies, non-specific George!)

Classical Classroom, Episode 37: RERUN - George Heathco On Louis Andriessen And Alt-Classical

Classical Classroom, Episode 37: George Heathco on Louis Andriessen and Alt-Classical