Arne Nordheim
Electronic Music (LP)
LabelPhilipsGenreExperimental
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These works established Nordheim as a pioneer of European electronic music, often exploring the human qualities within synthesized sound. Warszawa (1968): Created at the Polish Radio Experimental Studio (Studio Eksperymentalne) in Warsaw. It is characterized by its use of filtered noise and fragments of Polish folk music. Pace (1970): A piece for magnetic tape that utilizes a filter bank to manipulate sound. The title refers to the Latin word for peace. Lux Et Tenebrae (1971): This work was originally created as part of a massive sound installation for the Osaka Expo '70 Scandinavian Pavilion. It features concrete and electronic sounds designed to represent the transition between extremes of light and shadow.
Release notes
Realized at Studio Eksperymentaine (Warsaw, Poland). Warszawa (1968) Pace for tape (1970). Lux et tenebrae: concrete and electric sounds for Osaka Expo 70 (Osaka, Japan).
| A1 | Warszawa | 11:33 | |
| A2 | Pace | 9:23 | |
| B | Lux Et Tenebrae | 21:48 |
- Arne Nordheim
- Liner Notes, Composed By
- Mike Cechanowicz
- Photography By [Cover Photo]
