rosalia’s “LUX”: a curriculum

what’s on the reading list if you want to sustain a similar orchestral, genuflect-before-the-majesty-of-god-and-her-saints vibe

so far thanks to twitter I’ve got:

dvorak, “symphony no. 9”
arvo pärt, “te deum”
györgy ligeti, “requiem, lontano, continuum”
henryck górecki, “symphony no. 3”
krystof penderecki, “jutrznia/utrenja”
bartók, “takács quartet”
mahler, “symphony no. 2”

doesn’t need to be music. books, movies and other media welcome

Listening to the Moor Mother/Wooden Elephant album with the Beethoven Orchestra and although it’s a lot darker has a similar sonic pallete.

Padre Guilherme, Cristo Redentor