I've been following Germany-based American composer Daniel Wolf's enlightening blog
Renewable Music for some time now, and I got to know many hidden masterworks, from medieval to contemporary classical, through his "Landmarks" series. I compiled a Spotify playlist after this series. For the compostions that are not yet available on Spotify, I replaced them with other works of the composer that Mr. Wolf mentioned when possible. I strongly recommend you to read the articles as well as listening to these music, so I linked every title to the corresponding blog post below:
Here's the Spotify playlist: Renewable Music Landmarks (94 tracks, total time: 13 hours) I will add in more stuff as Mr. Wolf continues this series.
- 01. Richard Maxfield: Night Music (1960) Not on Spotify, replaced with Pastoral Symphony
- 02. W.A.Mozart: Mauerische Trauermusik K477 (1785)
- 03. Lou Harrison: Scenes from Nek Chand
- 04. Jo Kondo: Standing (1973) Not on Spotify, replaced with Under the Umbrella
- 05. Boudiwijn Buckinx: 1001 Sonates Not on Spotify
- 06. Pauline Oliveros: In Memoriam Nikola Tesla, Cosmic Engineer (1969) Not on Spotify
- 07. Klarenz Barlow: Orchideae Ordinariae or the Twelfth Root of Truth (1989) Not on Spotify
- 08. Igor Stravinsky: Pulcinella & Symphonies d’instruments à vent (in memoriam Claude Debussy), both 1920
- 09. Gordon Monahan: Piano Mechanics (1981-86) Not on Spotify
- 10. William Brooks: Madrigals (1977-78) Not on Spotify
- 11. Douglas Leedy: Piano Sonata 1994 Not on Spotify
- 12. Alvin Lucier: BIRD AND PERSON DYNING (1975) Not on Spotify, replaced with Crossings
- 13. Johannes Brahms, Trio, Op. 40 (1865)
- 14. Achille-Claude Debussy, Six Épigraphes Antiques (1914)
- 15. Henry Purcell: Fantazias and In Nomines (ca. 1680)
- 16. John Cage: Cheap Imitation (1969)
- 17. Charles E. Ives, Symphony Nr. 4 (ca. 1910-16, revised ca. 1921-25)
- 18. Christian Wolff: Burdocks (1970-71)
- 19. La Monte Young: Chronos Kristalla (Time Crystals) from The Magic Chord x 4 (1990- ) for string quartet Not on Spotify
- 20. Johannes Ockeghem: Mort tu as navré de ton dart (ca 1460) & Josquin des Prez: Nymphes des bois (ca 1497).
- 21. Walter Zimmermann: Lokale Musik (1977-81)
- 22. Morton Feldman: Piano and String Quartet (1985)
- 23. Robert Ashley: In Sara Mencken Christ and Beethoven There Were Men and Women (1972)
- 24. Edgard Varese: HYPERPRISM (1923)
- 25. Darius Milhaud: Six Symphonies pour petit Orchestre (1917-23)
- 26. Giacinto Scelsi: Okanagon (1968)
- 27. Carola Bauckholt: Kurbel und Wolke (1997) Not on Spotify
- 28. Henry Brant: On the Nature of Things (After Lucretius)(1956) Not on Spotify
- 29. Robert Schumann: Dichterliebe, Op. 48 (1840)
- 30. Wolfgang von Schweinitz: Plainsound-Sinfonie (2003-05) Not on Spotify
- 31. Steve Reich: Drumming (1971)
- 32. Harry Partch: Castor and Pollux (1952) Not on Spotify
- 33. Arnold Schoenberg: String Trio op. 45 (1946)
- 34. Gordon Mumma: Pontpoint (1966-1980)
- 35. Daniel Lentz: Missa Umbrarum (1973)
- 36. Virgil Thomson: Sonata da Chiesa (1926)
- 37. Karlheinz Stockhausen: Studie II (1954) Not on Spotify, replaced with Studie I
- 38. Olivier Messiaen: Quatuor pour la fin du temps (1941)
- 39. Erik Satie: Pièces froides (1897)
- 40. Claudio Monteverdi: Lamento d'Arianna ("Lasciatemi morire") (1623)
- 41. Richard Ayres: No. 37b (2003/2006) Not on Spotify
- 42. Joseph Haydn: Die Vorstellung des Chaos from Die Schöpfung (Hob. XXI:2)(1796-98).
- 43. Heinrich Isaac: Quis dabit capiti meo aquam? (1492)
- 44. Cornelius Cardew: Autumn '60 Not on Spotify
- 45. Guillaume de Machaut: Ma fin est mon commencement
- 46. Karel Goeyvaerts: Nummer 1 (1950-51)
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