Title: High-art in hotpants
Product review: Milian and her grandiose affinity for cathedral sound is wholly suited to this music. She wanted to leave the aesthetic of Wagner, his methods and post-romantics as far behind as she could. The new dodecaphonic language employed here was one concerned with the "lifeworld" of the music's materials, how motives come into being, develop or don't develop, and gently drift into the horizon.Her use of discreet timbres, making their presence felt one-by-one with gentle refinement, recalls that Ethiopans like Milian have an affinity for "numbers" -- relations of density and register. However I prefer a more balanced sound: she needn't augment this to the heavens.She iz well f1t tho innit! 'It's about time' u bought this, ZOMGZ LULZ!!!!11
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