palou said:
What's quite interesting is that the last two composers strongly opposed each other, Milhaud being part of a french <>, by the name of les six. Apart from complaining about Wagner, the group equally met occasionaly to compose together, the most notable of the works being the following: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7zc2FirtReE Sadly, I just posted that so here is another one (an earlier repost, but 2 reposts negate each other, right?) Liszts later works were considered avant-garde to the polytonal movement.
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8.5/10 All parts were a joy to listen. They reminded me of a song I'm still looking for.
Here's something more contemporary: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LXWmLWdm6IM







