World Premiere: Actually Beautiful Modern Music
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0:00 Prelude 14A by Laurence Crane (Performance 1)
2:10 World Premieres and a new gift
3:39 The music of Laurence Crane
5:21 Repetition, Ligeti and T-shirts
6:13 Appeal for funds. Please consider donating.
7:54 Prelude 14A by Laurence Crane (Performance 2)
In this video Matthew King gives two performances of Prelude 14A by the wonderful British composer, Laurence Crane, who has composed the piece specially for the channel. The video also contains a brief description of Laurence Crane's music, and there is also some discussion about Ligeti and T-shirts.
The performance of 'Blue, Blue, Blue' by Laurence Crane, which initiated the recent Piano Miniatures project on the channel, can be heard in this short, released earlier in 2026: https://youtube.com/shorts/kP3mv42B0g4?si=pmArHx0IJEplrfXq
The video also contains a very short excerpt from a recording of the first piece in Ligeti's Musica Ricercata, performed by Pierre-Laurent Aimard. The complete performance of this early masterpiece by Ligeti can be heard here: https://youtu.be/nIs3jechQ_E?si=_ZQiOCOVRgiZa_Sm
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Pianist and Presenter: Matthew King (https://www.matthewkingcomposer.com)
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