Re: a provocative question

 --- Dirk Elzinga skrzypszy:

> I dunno; I'll let Hanuman speak for himself, but he reminds me much more of
> Lou Harrison than Philip Glass. Harrison was very eclectic in his sources,
> and sought to wed East and West in his music (he was also a fan of
> Esperanto). Those acquainted with Hanuman's conlanging aesthetic will see the
> similarities.
Very good point, Dirk. I'm not Hanuman, but I dare say that Hanuman's musical
equivalents would probably be Lou Harrison (who died two or three weeks ago,
IIRC) or Henry Partch.
For those of you who don't know the latter: Partch wrote strange but always
fascinating and usually beautiful music, exclusively for instruments he built
himself.

Jan

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