Various - Siemens-Studio Für Elektronische Musik

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1	–Herbert Brün	Wayfaring Sounds (Klänge Unterwegs), 1961	4:05
2	–John Cage / Mauricio Kagel	Imaginary Landscape, 1942 Conductor – Mauricio KagelOrchestra – Kölner Ensemble Für Neue Musik	3:34
3	–Mauricio Kagel	Antithese, 1962	9:24
–	Folge Von 4 Studien
4	–Josef Anton Riedl	Nr. 59	2:38
5	–Josef Anton Riedl	Nr. 61	2:07
6	–Josef Anton Riedl	Nr. 62/1	2:06
7	–Josef Anton Riedl	Nr. 62/2	5:43
8	–Josef Anton Riedl	Komposition Nr. 3, 1965/67 Voice – Alfred Feussner, François Bayle	6:50
–	JAJA - Hörtext 2, 1965	(4:56)
9a	–Ferdinand Kriwet	Ausschnitt 1	2:35
9b	–Ferdinand Kriwet	Ausschnitt 2	2:12
–Paul Pörtner	Schallspielstudie 2, 1965	(2:10)
10a	–	Ausschnitt 1	0:16
10b	–	Ausschnitt 2	0:43
10c	–	Ausschnitt 3	0:17
10d	–	Ausschnitt 4	0:43
11	–Josef Anton Riedl	Un Chien Andalu, 1959/75	5:56
12	–Josef Anton Riedl	Komposition Nr. 2, 1963/65 Directed By – Edgar ReitzWords By [Text] – Alexander Kluge	7:11
13	–Dieter Schnebel	Ki-No Technician [Klangreihung] – Josef Anton Riedl	6:28
–Josef Anton Riedl	Sendezeichen, 1962	(0:42)
14.1	–	Klang 1
14.2	–	Klang 2
14.3	–	Klang 3
14.4	–	Klang 4
15	–Josef Anton Riedl	Titelmusik, 1962	0:45
–Milko Kelemen	Judith, 1966	(3:06)
16a	–	Stück 1 Conductor – Milko KelemenOrchestra – Symphonieorchester Des Bayer Rundfunks*	2:05
16b	–	Stück 2 Conductor – Milko KelemenOrchestra – Symphonieorchester Des Bayer Rundfunks*	0:53
–Josef Anton Riedl	Leonce Und Lena, 1963	(2:21)
17a	–	Nr. 4 Directed By [Inszenierung] – Fritz KortnerPerformer – Münchner Kammerspiele	1:45
17b	–	Nr. 1 Directed By [Inszenierung] – Fritz KortnerPerformer – Münchner Kammerspiele	0:30
18	–John Cage / David Tudor	Klangexperimente, 1963	1:48
19	–Henri Pousseur	Ziele Und Aussichten Der Elektronischen Musik	1:27

Companies, etc.

• Produced At – Siemens-Studio Für Elektronische Musik

Credits

• Compiled By, Liner Notes – Josef Anton Riedl
• Design [Graphic Design] – Rainer Schmitzberger
• Photography By – Karsten De Ries, Stefan Braun

Notes

Includes 20-page booklet in German with a foreword by Pierre Boulez (also printed in French), detailed history and description of the technological possibilities of the early "Studio for Electronic Music" built and run by Siemens since 1956 in Munich and Ulm.

Total Time 74:38

Track 2 for six percussionists and electronic sounds, produced by Radio Bremen
Track 3 composition for electronic and public sounds
Track 8 electronic and concrète sounds, coproduction with NDR
Track 9 electronically altered voices
Track 10 electronically altered voices, produced by Bayerischer Rundfunk
Track 11 soundtrack to the silent film "Un chien andalou by Salvator [sic] Dali and Luis Bunuel, excerpts from the study done 1959/I
Track 12 music for VariaVision "Unendliche Fahrt"
Track 13 serenade for projectors and listeners
Track 14 four sounds, produced by CBS television network
Track 15 produced by CBS television network
Track 16 for Friedrich Hebbel, orchestral sounds, electronically altered orchestral sounds and electronics sounds
Track 17 electronically altered speak and instrumental sounds
Track 18 punch card controlled
Track 19 lecture with sound examples, produced by Bayerischer Rundfunk

Edited and mastered at Tonstudio Ulrich Krauss, 1994.

Tracks appear by courtesy of Bayerischer Rundfunk, Norddeutscher Rundfunk, Radio Bremen, C. F. Peters, Musikverlag B. Schott's Söhne, and Edition Modern.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

• Matrix / Runout: 400AZ5

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
LC007	Various	Si3m3ns - Studio Für Elektronische Musik ‎(19xFile, MP3, Comp, 192)	Earlabs	LC007	Netherlands	2003

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