Avant-garde titan and composer Terry Riley to play Orlando this fall

The musical titans just keep making tracks to Orlando this year. The latest is the announcement that avant-garde legend Terry Riley will be playing an intimate show in the City Beautiful later this year, courtesy of the Civic Minded 5 and the Timucua Arts Foundation. This is up there with the announcement of the Kraftwerk show in terms of a can't-miss event.

Riley has spent decades composing and exploring the outer limits of minimalism and repetition since the 1960s. His most famous work, 1969's pioneering A Rainbow in Curved Air, changed the game for electronic music forever. And he's been composing, recording and performing over the decades, to such a degree that it's almost impossible to adequately summarize (though we particularly love his collaborations with Don Cherry). Riley's improvisations, use of tape loops, and incorporating Indian musical influences and techniques into his work all are hallmarks of his style.

Terry Riley and Gyan Riley headline the Timucua Arts Foundation House on Sunday, Oct. 25, at 7 p.m. Ticketing information TBA.