-
Prozession (Procession), for tamtam, viola, electronium, piano, microphones, filters, and
potentiometers (six performers), is a
composition by Karlheinz...
- Storkovich, in
reality the
alleged burned paintings were ten, not thirteen, as
Prozession der
Toten (Procession of the dead, 1903),
Malcesine am
Gardasee (1913)...
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wurden Teile der
Reliquien des hl.
Castulus nach
Landshut in
feierlicher Prozession übertragen. "Saint of the Day: St. Castulus,
Martyr on the via Labicana"...
- and the
Music and
Poetry Prize in
Belgium in 1989 (for Enzensberger’s
Prozession). He was
awarded ”Danish
Choir Composer of the year” in 1990 and the Carl...
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possibilities of "process composition" in
works for live performance, such as
Prozession (1967), Kurzwellen, and
Spiral (both 1968),
culminating in the verbally...
- and red
Robert Delaunay, 1928,
Eifelturm Marianne von Werefkin, 1924,
Prozession bei
Ascona Alexander Kanoldt, 1926,
Still Life I
Georg Schrimpf, 1932...
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before its
entry into existence".
These works include Plus-Minus (1963),
Prozession (1967), Kurzwellen, and
Spiral (both 1968), and led to the
verbally described...
-
Paolo Nespoli aboard the ISS. Heimann,
Ulrich (2007-06-21). "Kosmische
Prozession: Mona Lisa goes Space". In
David Galloway (ed.). Mona Lisa
Travels (in...
-
modulation include Kontakte (1960),
Mikrophonie I (1964),
Hymnen (1969),
Prozession (1967), and
Kurzwellen (1968). A ring-modulator was the
major component...
- (1998), Leap of Faith: A
Personal Biography of
Karlheinz Stockhausen's
Prozession "Sam Phillips: Sun Records".
Sound on Sound.
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