Prolog I Himlen 0:00 Faust Og Mefisto 4:21 Faust Og Magrethes Kærlighed 11:22 Magrethes Fordømmelse 18:46 Rejsen Til Bloksbjerg Og Valborgsnat 23:03 www.discogs.com/Else-Marie-Pad...
totally out of this world !! we owe it to the early female and male innovators of Synthesizers and electronic music for what we enjoy today ! Lana Ambient Angel
I've only started to learn that there was a small, easily overlooked niche for this genre of music made from way back, and I'm loving all the exciting discoveries, I'm making.
This is my language and way of the communication I have in the past years till current ! The auditive imagery are in High-end visionary ! This is the sound and voice of our Universe ! !! That's the sound and existence of the vast Universe .... specially during a *Black dance*
Prologue in Heaven 0:00 Faust And Mefisto 4:21 Faust And Magrethe's Love 11:22 Magrethes Condemnation 18:46 The journey to Bloksbjerg and Valborgsnat 23:03
it was not prober too be a woman in this businnes in the 50 and 60 womans shoud be in the kitchen so she ditten get mush support from denmarks radio...
Yes it sounds like sine waves but i would use a square wave to start building these sounds, with one oscillator modulating another, plenty of resonance, some ring modulation and white noise, and some sine LFO modulation on the filters which would be set to low pass, that's where i'd start to attempt the recreation of these sounds....
Sounds a bit like Karlheinz Stockhausens 'Zyklus' and 'Kontakte' from the 50s. He inspired EVERYBODY, from Tangerine Dream to Beach Boys, and yes, he's on the cover of 'Sgt. Pepper'... RIP Else, 1924-2016.
I agree. For some reason I've always found Stockhausen to be really cold and soulless, this actually sounds more intimate and human even though it's highly experimental
I never understood the appeal of Stockhausen honestly, besides historical relevance. I can't imagine someone sitting through that maximalism thrown in your face and enjoying it. Well, to each their own.
Uoh..! I see there were many women working with this type of production... I already knew Eliane Radigue (my favourite) and Laurie Spiegel... than this ELse Marie Pade..! Awesome. Does anyone know any other woman like these three?
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The way she sits there not moving is amazing
@@howardkleger haha that would be great😊
She actually DOES get up, but they cut that part out.
it is a photo
@@Emma.coolioNo shit
@@Emma.coolioreally
An auditive visionary has left this plane of existence.
totally out of this world !! we owe it to the early female and male innovators of Synthesizers and electronic music for what we enjoy today ! Lana Ambient Angel
I love her
Fights Nazis, then helps revolutionize early electronic music. RIP Else Marie.
Nazist are just human nature en evolution
deal with it !
@mark heyne Else Marie was from Denmark ;)
Cringe
@@AS-rd4xi no u
I can stay in this place for a very long time.
Sweet... right there with another lady pioneer of electronic music, Delia Derbyshire...
Music of the Spheres. Beautiful, captivating and eerie😀
No idea how I got here, but I'm glad I did
Else Marie Pade
- stort TIL LYKKE!
i love all the sine tones in this era of electronic music
frrr
I've only started to learn that there was a small, easily overlooked niche for this genre of music made from way back, and I'm loving all the exciting discoveries, I'm making.
It's the sound of an exquisitely designed glove on a beautifully sculptured iron fist...
Genius. And also I notice she smoked around the equipment!
20 seconds in and I'm mind blown already. YT recs are a dream I swear
What a great piece of work.
lovely stuff ...
Recien hoy la descubro, gracias a ripamonti elegida alcaldesa de viña del mar... las vueltas de la vida, gran mujer Else! Toda mi admiración.
Tout simplement très beau
One of the most mesmerizing pieces I've heard in a while. She needs a reissue campaign!
Wundervolle Resonanzen .. ein geniales Stück!
This is my language and way of the communication I have in the past years till current ! The auditive imagery are in High-end visionary ! This is the sound and voice of our Universe ! !! That's the sound and existence of the vast Universe .... specially during a *Black dance*
wieder so einen kleinen Schatz entdeckt, kannte ich bisher nicht.
It’s an agglomeration of changing images, colors and rhythms for the capsizing of the senses - Thk U Else, I love you!!!
me encanta!!!!WOW ESTOY SORPRENDIDA!ESTAR ESCUCHANDO ESTA MUSIC CON TANTO TIEMPO ATRAS... ES UNA JOYA!
This is bloody fantastic. Absolutely inspiring !!!!!!!!!
Prologue in Heaven 0:00
Faust And Mefisto 4:21
Faust And Magrethe's Love 11:22
Magrethes Condemnation 18:46
The journey to Bloksbjerg and Valborgsnat 23:03
thanks a lot
Not really much of a connection between the titles/Faust theme and the actual music...
Thank you for introducing me to this artist.
magnifique musique _ j'adore
this music devours even anger!
cosmic music.
beautiful!
Sublime
Love this so much. Fantastic stuff.
You never hear about this genre in the 60s
It's amazing because like any new discovery people will take the time to perfect their ideas
it was not prober too be a woman in this businnes in the 50 and 60 womans shoud be in the kitchen so she ditten get mush support from denmarks radio...
Fantastique !
Stunning in stereo!
Love it
Det er fantastisk..!
absolute genius !
Yes it sounds like sine waves but i would use a square wave to start building these sounds, with one oscillator modulating another, plenty of resonance, some ring modulation and white noise, and some sine LFO modulation on the filters which would be set to low pass, that's where i'd start to attempt the recreation of these sounds....
This is awesome!
Impressive... thank you sharing such jewel...
Lovely sounds!
Pure!
fantastic
wow. really inspiring work, thank you for that
The beauty of the sounds sits in stark contrast to the hideousness of the adverts
simplemente magica
Legend
Faszinierend
The birth of Dark Ambient?
what a fucking badass
haha yes
are you referring to her music, or her fighting the Nazis in the Danish Resistance?
Mikhail S. i'm not even going to answer that
You just did...;-)
J.A. yeah, pretty much. I just wanted to input my attitude to point out how silly that question was
This is gorgeous / fantastic! Love all this "early" stuff. Reminds me of Coil's ANS recordings - which are so lovely and timeless.
What are these ANS recordings?
Haha!!!!!
the first great danish mind in musique concrete
amazing
Dahpne Oram ,Marie Pade etc....women in electronic music are fantastic!!!!
cuerpoeperra let's not forget Delia Derbyshire :)
I like that. Let me tell you, the future was a lot cooler 50 or 60 years ago.
I tell you hwhut. That boy ain't right.
The future isn't what it used to be.
the future is STILL a lot cooler 50 or 60 years ago ;)
The future is retro
this is one of the best
ua-cam.com/video/0NqF0AiIPJU/v-deo.html
Yeah this absolutely slaps
Damn they really invented coldwave when the beatles were singing "love me do"
Yeah. And when Tangerine Dream, in the 1970s, offered an amateurish rip-off of such real avant-garde, people hailed them as innovators ...
Wow. This sounds a bit like works by Daphne Oram and early Tangerine Dream and this is before TD existed. Marvellous!!!
Great!!!
Wow!!!
love this....
mind... blown!!!
Wow.
cool stuff!!
brilliant!
like music
Que maravilha!!!
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Indeed
Sounds a bit like Karlheinz Stockhausens 'Zyklus' and 'Kontakte' from the 50s. He inspired EVERYBODY, from Tangerine Dream to Beach Boys, and yes, he's on the cover of 'Sgt. Pepper'...
RIP Else, 1924-2016.
'Sirius' by Stockhausen was composed between 1975 and 1977 not late 50s.
Of course you're right, I always mix up Zyklus with Sirius, don't know why...haven't heard them in a long time either.
KS was a big influence on Zappa.
she worked with him in france in pirre shaffers studio
holy crap this is goood
I like the drums
she was @#$% awesome!!
this struck a chord
Sal Puma augmented or diminished?
En este momento yo siento que ella es más sensible que stockhausen
Right now I feel she is more sensitive than stockhausen
agree
I agree. For some reason I've always found Stockhausen to be really cold and soulless, this actually sounds more intimate and human even though it's highly experimental
I never understood the appeal of Stockhausen honestly, besides historical relevance. I can't imagine someone sitting through that maximalism thrown in your face and enjoying it. Well, to each their own.
@@julian.castro18 Oh, c'mon! Stockhausen can be brilliant and mesmerizing too.
cool!
I like to be here
fresh af
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Uoh..! I see there were many women working with this type of production... I already knew Eliane Radigue (my favourite) and Laurie Spiegel... than this ELse Marie Pade..! Awesome. Does anyone know any other woman like these three?
Check out Delia Derbyshire
@@usra795 I will!
Daphne Oram
@@blupdaboloh Also check out Pauline Oliveros
Yt recommends me more obscure 60s electronica. Nice
I like this, but I can tell this was from the 60s. Lot of experimental electronic artists used similar sounds like this throughout the 50s and 60s.
Holy fucking WOW amazing 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗
More important than The Beatles IMO.
This early experimental music reminds me (somewhat) of Daphne Oram’s “Pulse of Persephone”. Deep undulating pulses and woans. Brain food.
100% like & 🔔
✨
🙏🙏🙏
Спасибо kUs
ausgezeichnet
🦄
Das ist für immer.
🌹
this is the real thing
Did I stumble across the forbidden planet !