Tim nevill translator (1 risultati)

Editore: Element Books, Shaftesbury, 1989
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Aggiungi al carrelloOriginal decorated wrappers. Condizione: Very Good-. No Dust Jacket. First Edition. Slight wear to covers, spine & corners. Light wear & soiling to text block edges.; 21.5 x 13.9 x 1.3 cms; xi, 146 pages; Towards a Cosmic Music, translated by Tim Nevill and published by Element Books in 1989, is a curated collection of Karlheinz Stockhausenâs writings and interviews that illuminate his artistic philosophy and compositional innovations. The book delves into Stockhausenâs belief that music serves as a conduit between humanity and the cosmos. He posits that composers should act as mediums, channeling universal energies rather than merely crafting music through traditional means. This perspective is evident in his exploration of "intuitive music," where performers rely on inner awareness and spontaneity, as exemplified in works like Aus den sieben Tagen. Stockhausen's discussions also cover his pioneering efforts in electronic and spatial music, highlighting compositions such as Sternklang and Ylem, which reflect his fascination with cosmic themes and the spatial distribution of sound. He emphasizes the importance of transcending conventional musical structures to achieve a form of expression that resonates with the universe's inherent order. Through Nevill's translation, readers gain access to Stockhausen's visionary ideas, which challenge traditional notions of music and invite a deeper contemplation of its role in connecting the human experience to the broader cosmos.…