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Taiwan in the '70s saw the creation of some incredibly special music in which the sounds being created at the moment from the west collided with the special sensitivity of Taiwanese musicians
it has become his most frequently performed work
With Miklós Spányi
The tone could range from very serious ballads (examples on this 18 track CD include "Why Don't You Write Me" by the Jacks and "Goodnight My Love" by Jesse Belvin with a group behind him) to complete novelty items such as "Stranded In The Jungle" by the Cadets or "Guided Missiles" by the Cuff Links
Both are angry
Torstensson/ Norrbotten Neo - Lantern Lectures I-Iv AEC Video Taiwan in the '70s sawAlthough born in Sweden, Klas Torstensson has spent most of his working life in the Netherlands following his studies in Utrecht in the early 1970s. Stylistically, he may call to mind Varse, Xenakis and perhaps more distantly Stravinsky. First and foremost, however, Torstensson's music is personal and distinctive. It is often nourished by his experiences of nature: rough granite, the sea, ice in the frozen Baltic inlets, the polar ice cap. His Lantern
