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early example can be
heard in
Cantus in
Memoriam Benjamin Britten. "
Tintinnabulation is an area I
sometimes wander into when I am
searching for answers...
- 1997. p. 125. ISBN 978-0-8018-5332-6 "
Tintinnabulation".
World Wide Words.
December 29, 2001.
tintinnabulation,
Oxford English Dictionary,
Second edition...
- at the
Bronx Zoo aviary. Side One:
Tintinnabulation (30:00)
Alone among the
Environments series,
Tintinnabulation is not
natural sounds at all but a series...
-
Powder Love Regatta; the book and
lyrics for a musical, Oh
Glorious Tintinnabulation; as well as a one-woman show and a
second memoir,
titled More Havoc...
- Teibel's
Environments series (1969–79)
featured natural soundscapes,
tintinnabulation, and "Om"
chants and were some of the
first publicly available psychoacoustic...
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Record as "the world's most
durable battery [delivering]
ceaseless tintinnabulation".
Apart from
occasional short interruptions caused by high humidity...
- twenty-first century.
Sounds from the
bells are
featured on Vergette's
album Tintinnabulation,
released in
March 2023 by the
label Nonclassical. The Time and Tide...
- is the
first of his
pieces to
focus on
larger scale,
instrumental tintinnabulation.
Jennifer Higdon's blue cathedral, premièred in 2000, is a one-movement...
- Air 1898, p. 648. Pareles, Jon (December 23, 1983). "Church Bells:
Tintinnabulation Around the City". The New York Times. ISSN 0362-4331.
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