Karlheinz Stockhausen
Prozession (LP)
FormatLPLabelDeutsche GrammophonGenreExperimental
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Prozession (1967) is a score made of plus, minus and equal signs: the players draw on their memories of earlier Stockhausen pieces and transform them according to these instructions, reacting to one another. This is the 1971 version, by Karlheinz Stockhausen's live electronic group, with Aloys Kontarsky on piano, Peter Eötvös on electrochord and the composer himself on filters and potentiometers.
The performance runs continuously across both sides, a slow procession of sounds that grow, mutate and swallow each other. Released by Deutsche Grammophon in 1975, with English notes translated by Hugh Davies.
Release notes
This version has got a slightly different rimtext than the other versions. Prozession (1971 Version). Begins on A, continues on B. A faded out at 18:40. B faded in at 18:06. ℗ 1975 Polydor International GmbH © 1975 Karlheinz Stockhausen Printed in Germany by Neef, Wittingen
| A | Prozession (1971 Version) | ||
| B | Prozession (1971 Version) |
- Karlheinz Stockhausen
- Composed By, Electronics [2 Filters, Potentiometers], Technician [Supervision Of The Sound System], Liner Notes [German]
- Hugh Davies
- Liner Notes [English Translation]
- Alfred Strobel
- Photography By
- Aloys Kontarsky
- Piano
- WDR, Cologne
- Recorded By
- Peter Eötvös
- Synthesizer [Electrochord With Synthesizer]
- Harald Bojé
- Synthesizer [Electronium]
- Christoph Caskel
- Tam-tam
- Joachim Krist
- Technician [Microphone]
