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I finally gave Ludovico Einaudi a try, and found that his music is EXACTLY the kind of piano music I've been looking for. Would you guys happen to know of any other modern composers with a similar sound?
Einaudi on Spotify:
http://open.spotify.com/user/protiki/playlist/0BFXbDBKbJI41ZbChJSQq3
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Spotify doesn't work for me.
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I listened to some of his music on youtube, and I think I know what you need.
You sir, need a good wholesome dose of Satie.
Erik, that is.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q7DBoiyBoJ8&fmt=18
No need to thank me so profusely.
It's true that Reinbert de Leeuw is the best pianist other than Satie himself to have played these pieces. However I don't know if youtube has good quality versions.
Just to be clear, Satie more or less
invented
minimalism and ambient music.
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Maybe, but I'm totally going to listen to Reich if I want minimalism. He is, by far, the king as far as anyone I've heard.
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