#stockhausen

Past Meets Future 78 Past Meets Future 78: 1970: In “Mantra” (1970) for piano and electronics Stockhausen turns to formula composition, multiplying single- or more melodic-line formula. See whole list

Past Meets Future 59 Past Meets Future 59: Karlheinz Stockhausen composes “Mikrofonie I” for tam-tam, hand-held microphones, filters and potentiometers in 1964. See whole list at: Enjoy your day! Rolf

Past Meets Future 42 Past Meets Future 42: Karlheinz Stockhausen publishes his article “How Time Passes”, postulating a teporal scale with ever smaller units of time. See whole list at: Enjoy your day!

Past Meets Future 41 Past Meets Future 41: In 1956 Karlheinz Stockhausen finishes “Gesang der Jünglinge”, introducing spatial placements of sound with mixed concréte and electronic sources.. See whole

Past Meets Future 37 Past Meets Future 37: Karlheinz Stockhausen composed “Elektronische Studie II”, the first electronic piece to be published as a score in 1954. See whole list at: Enjoy your day! Rolf

I came across this video of Avantgarde German composer Karlheinz Stockhausen's String Quartet where musicians play while sitting in 4 hovening helicopters. On top of that listeners in the concert hall

I had a vision of stockhausen. Karlheinz stockhausen the iconic german avant garde composer of the mid to late twentieth century. His son was with him as he lie in his death bed. I obseved his son listen