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Chronochromie (Time-Colour) is an
orchestral work by
French composer Olivier Messiaen,
completed in 1960. It
consists of
seven movements: Introduction...
- (1949)
Dmitri Shostakovich –
Symphony No. 11 (1957)
Olivier Messiaen –
Chronochromie (1959–60) Arvo Pärt –
Cantus in
Memoriam Benjamin Britten (1977) David...
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Donaueschingen Festival premieres Penderecki's
Anaklasis and Messiaen's
Chronochromie.
November 13 –
Sammy Davis Jr.
marries May Britt.
December Édith Piaf's...
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Donaueschingen festival.
Works performed included Réveil des oiseaux,
Chronochromie (commissioned for the 1960 festival), and
Couleurs de la cité céleste...
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birdsong as an
inspiration for his music, and the
yellowhammer features in
Chronochromie,
Catalogue d'oiseaux, La
fauvette des
jardins and Méditations sur le...
- 1932–33 mvts 1, 2, and 4 arr. for
organ with a new 3rd mvt in 1933–34
Chronochromie (Time-Color)
orchestra 1959–60
premiere 1960 Et
exspecto resurrectionem...
- theatre, and the
birdcalls of ****an,
which he had
first incorporated in
Chronochromie.
Messiaen also used an
underlying melodic-rhythmic
structure similar...
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permutation schemes in
works of
larger scale, such as the
orchestral work
Chronochromie,
completed in 1960. The
second of the études, "Mode de
valeurs et d'intensités"...
- he
incorporated the
themes of many
birds in his
orchestral piece, "
Chronochromie". In
Western art music,
recordings of bird
songs have been used in numerous...
- (1943–44) Turangalîla-Symphonie (1946–48)
Oiseaux exotiques (1955–56)
Chronochromie (1959–60) Sept haïkaï (1962) Et
exspecto resurrectionem mortuorum (1964)...
