False starts and taking off with accordion and flugelhorn.

Desert island music with six (!) micro-tonally tuned pianos.

Digging deep.

Ligeti’s Requiem… Death: pain, fear, kyrie.

No, this is not the song of the rock band Rage Against the Machine. Which music has more punch?

If you feel why Penderecki composed his work this way, no more music will be unusual in this Listening Room.

Seductive games - not for chidren...

Turn-of-the-century ballet music: know-how and state-of-the-art technology, full of inventions.

Tuning the piano with real stones? Why not?

Music-crystal modelled on an ionic crystal.

Twelfth-tone music: modern harmonies to discover.

Extremely serious and somber organ music with all the power of the instrument. Substantial energy.

Many – shocking – forms of sound.

Can’t read sheet music? No problem, Ligeti drew his idea. How does it sound?

Sciarrino’s aspiring singers are novel and fantastic. Macbeth like you – very probably – never heard.

The wonderfully pleasant baroque harpsichord in Listening Room 4? It’s possible.

The end of a civilization with Scelsi’s painful colors. An overwhelming representation of instinctive fear.

Continuous slide.

Acoustic illusions - for flute...

Plasmatic music: the endless ocean of vibrations.

Rethinking the symphony - with two orchestral groups.

Chaotic-sound composition for 8 (!) solo violins.

Isn't this music shocking enough? What about Etranglement on the same album?

Sometimes there is no doubt about the listening category of a piece of music - perpetuum mobile for organ and electronics.