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Poster for the concert at which Terry Riley's Poppy Nogoods All Night Flight (The First Ascent) The Letter Edged In Black Press Inc. – S.M.S. Issue 3 was recorded #TerryRiley #Minimalism #ConcertPoster #AvantGarde

Ended the week and welcomed the weekend with Poppy Nogoods All Night Flight (The First Ascent) by Terry Riley, released in 1968 on The Letter Edged In Black Press Inc. in 1968 on reel to reel. There were only 25 original copies and they go for £1,500 https://gerrishfineart.com/product/poppy-nogoods-all-night-flight-the-first-ascent/ Blog The Hum describes the music as "... It is beautiful psychedelic droning swirl of delayed saxophone lines, and organ, and completely engrossing." https://blogthehum.com/2016/02/25/terry-rileys-poppy-nogoods-all-night-flight-the-first-ascent-from-sms-3/ https://www.dailymotion.com/video/xx63yc #TerryRiley #Minimalism #Music #ReeltoReel #AvantGarde

Ended Monday and welcomed Tuesday after a walk under azure skies with Three Strange Angels by Peter Garland, released in 2008 on Tzadik, Review by Anthony Tognazzini Released on John Zorn’s Tzadik label, THREE STRANGE ANGELS is actually a reissue of recordings made by avant-garde composer Peter Garland near the beginning of his career. The spare, lyrical compositions reflect Garland’s interest in traditional Native American and Mexican music, as well as the minimalist strain of American experimental music. With an ensemble that includes violin, harp, recorder, and percussion, Garland and company create delicate sonic tapestries that are as lovely as they are otherworldly. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LFo4Lu4It0c&list=RDLFo4Lu4It0c&start_radio=1 #PeterGarland #Music #AvantGarde #Minimalism #Tzadik