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This iconic 1969 Deutsche Grammophon recording (137 012) captures two of Karlheinz Stockhausen’s most groundbreaking avant-garde works: Telemusik (1966) and Mixtur (1964). Telemusik stands as a monumental achievement in early electronic music, famously blending synthesised tones with global ethnic music recordings through innovative ring modulation. Mixtur pushes the boundaries of contemporary classical music by applying live electronic transformation to the sounds of a traditional orchestra.
To explore the official catalogue, purchase authorised scores and CDs, or learn more about the composer's enduring legacy, visit the official website at www.stockhausen.org.
This iconic 1969 Deutsche Grammophon recording (137 012) captures two of Karlheinz Stockhausen’s most groundbreaking avant-garde works: Telemusik (1966) and Mixtur (1964). Telemusik stands as a monumental achievement in early electronic music, famously blending synthesised tones with global ethnic music recordings through innovative ring modulation. Mixtur pushes the boundaries of contemporary classical music by applying live electronic transformation to the sounds of a traditional orchestra.
To explore the official catalogue, purchase authorised scores and CDs, or learn more about the composer's enduring legacy, visit the official website at www.stockhausen.org.
