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HPSCHD (pronounced as initials: eɪtʃ-piː-ɛs-siː-eɪtʃ-di:,
although Cage
himself said the
title is "Harpsichord") is a
composition for
harpsichord and computer-generated...
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terms aleatory and indeterminate/chance music. One of Cage's pieces,
HPSCHD,
itself composed using chance procedures, uses
music from Mozart's Musikalisches...
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recordings (May 1967;
revised 1978) ****emblage, for
electronics (1968)
HPSCHD, for 1 to 7
amplified harpsichords and 1 to 51
tapes (1967–69, accompanied...
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Arthur Frackenpohl 1924 2019
American Lejaren Hiller 1924 1994
American HPSCHD (collaboration with John Cage)
computer music,
stochastic music Stanley...
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Buckminster Fuller, on the
power of
technology to
promote social change.
HPSCHD (1969), a
gargantuan and long-running
multimedia work made in collaboration...
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Harmonic Tone
Generator (a form of
additive synthesis) at the studios.
HPSCHD Illiac Suite "the
Experimental Music Studios", EMS.music.Illinois.edu. Accessed:...
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counterpoint mixed together. He also
collaborated with John Cage for
HPSCHD. He
created the
MUSICOMP ("MUsic SImulator-Interpreter for COMpositional...
- Carmilla: A
Vampire Tale (Vanguard Records) 1969: John Cage &
Lejaren Hiller –
HPSCHD/ Ben
Johnston –
String Quartet No. 2. (LP record,
Nonesuch Records H-71224)...
- 4′33″ (1952) 27' 10.554" (1956)
Variations (1958–67)
Cheap Imitation (1969)
HPSCHD (1969) Song
Books (1970)
Etudes Australes (1974–75)
Apartment House 1776...
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harpsichord as part of the
orchestral texture. John Cage and
Lejaren Hiller wrote HPSCHD (1969) for 1–7
harpsichords and 1–51 computer-generated tapes. John Zorn...
