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You are purchasing high quality sheet music PDF files suitable for printing or viewing on digital devices.This is my take on minimalism. Works I have heard in this genre tend to leave me cold as I cannot get into the hypnotic state required to appreciate this kind of music fully.
However….
Mini-Me-List uses repeating patterns, which hardly ever (but do) vary, these are overlaid and introduced in various guises and orchestal colours which maintains the interst. So it's more like a symphonic minimalist poem.
I would be the first to say perhaps the result is too complicated to be true minimalism, however A minor pervades the entire piece even if it is not actaully the home key of a partucular passage.
