Terry Riley Kerry Yong He aims to blend all

He aims to blend all the instruments into a soundscape-like surface where the origin of the produced sound is rendered unimportant

The concert turned out to be on one of the hottest days of the year and was an exhaustingly wonderful experience of combined concentration from both audience and performers in a sweltering Café Oto

an occasion I was quite excited about

So there was that

and uses as its title words he had inscribed on his gravestone in Rome: "Here Lies One Whose Name was writ in Water"

Terry Riley Kerry Yong He aims to blend all1 Keyboard Study No. 1 (1964) piano 2 Keyboard Study No. 2 (1965) electric organ, piano, harpsichord & celeste 3 Dorian Reeds (1964 5) electric organ Recorded in Hamburg, some time between 1975 and 1995 details forgotten Terry Riley and John Tilbury are both giants of experimental music. They were friends from the late 1960s onwards, and John has performed Terrys Keyboard Studies several times in concert, as well as recording them for BBC Radio in