- In geometry, a
prism is a
polyhedron comprising an n-sided
polygon base, a
second base
which is a
translated copy (rigidly
moved without rotation) of...
-
Hyperprism is a work for wind, br****, and
percussion instruments by
Edgard Varèse,
composed in 1922 and
revised in 1923. The work was
first performed at...
-
samplecells then
retriggered from keyboard. Wild
pitch fx on
guitars by
HyperPrism standalone (no
plugins in
those days).
Backwards vocal fx by... it's a...
- 3,3} with
hyperoctahedral symmetry of
order 384.
Constructed as a 4D
hyperprism made of two
parallel cubes, it can be
named as a
composite Schläfli symbol...
- Bowers: for
tetrahedral prism)
Tetrahedral hyperprism Digonal antiprismatic prism Digonal antiprismatic hyperprism The
tetrahedral prism is
bounded by two tetrahedra...
- Orchestra,
conducted by
Leopold Stokowski (who had
already performed Hyperprism in 1924 and
would premiere Arcana in 1927).
Virtually all the
works he...
-
Archimedean solids.
Dodecahedral dyadic prism Norman W.
Johnson Dodecahedral hyperprism Transparent Schlegel diagram. An
orthographic projection with a wireframe...
- and the
antiprismatic prisms. 5 are
polyhedral prisms based on the
Platonic solids (1
overlap with
regular since a
cubic hyperprism is a tesseract) 13 are...
-
terms of sound-m****es;
writing in the
first half of the 1920s, Offrandes,
Hyperprism, Octandre, and Intégrales. Varèse
thought that "to
stubbornly conditioned...
- × {p,q} : 18
polyhedral hyperprisms (including
cubic hyperprism, the
regular hypercube)
Prisms built on
antiprisms (infinite family) {p} × {q} : duoprisms...
