Karlheinz Stockhausen: Telemusik (1966)
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- Опубліковано 25 вер 2024
- Karlheinz Stockhausen (1928-2007): Telemusik, per nastro magnetico (1966). Realizzazione: Karlheinz Stockhausen presso lo Studio per la Musica Elettronica NHK di Tokyo.
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Me mum used to sing me this to bed every night
Mine used to let me pick a Silver Apples tune, then sing me to sleep.
@@feltongailey8987 oh my God. Another person who knows who silver apples are! No more NPR for me!!!
Non ci credo
Your mom used to sing to me in bed too. Every night.
How can your mom do that is she an alien or smth
Super catchy. Can´t stop humming it in the bus.
🤣 Big disco favourite actually.
How can you hum It?
@Rei Felinus thank you for this, I was wondering how to convince the police I'm insane
It's soporific !!!
Heard this in the supermarket the other day.
I think this was the first recording of electronic music that I ever purchased. Heard it when it was new and it influenced my own music forever afterwards.
Hello
@@emiliegrenaut5295 hello
hello, how low?
Sounds like a broken, unintelligible broadcast that I caught in my car's radio while looking for survivors or any sign of civilization in a post apocalyptic world. That's truly how it makes me feel
Ok
And then on the Horizon...
...You see some long legs...
WE DON'T NEED ANOTHER HEEEEROOOO !
powerful music
For me, it feels like I'm stuck alone on a stricken spaceship stranded in deep space and everything keeps malfunctioning
@@chopchunk7573 that's perfect.
"It's music, Jim, but not as we know it." - Star Trek, Season 13, episode 13 - The Stockhausen Syndrome.
I would love to see/hear how Star Treck handled it. I imagine it was wonderful. Wish a copy could be shown.
I can hear Dr. McCoy saying that. Spock would have said, "Captain. It is music, but not as we generally understand it", after Shatner hunches his back, with phaser drawn, staring fiercly at the com panel speakers and says "Spock! Is that...music?"
It really isn't music.
Spock...SIRIUS already in sight...Captain: Yes Sir, perp(pers) landing, they are well disposed!
music to transport to
When I was a child and heard his music, it sounded very strange and frankly, I didn't realize the magnificence of the work. But hearing now, I experienced the feeling I've never felt before: sounds are floating around me!!! Very ORIGINAL to me!!
Don't lie you were high. This sounds like a diesel engine running on gypsy tears
@@rudycortez4226my kind of musik
Especialy with expensive headphones with amazing imaging, soundstage, and seperation. its like ASMR
Tell me you're joking
@@AnnaaR__ local man discovers that people can like things that he doesn't like
Beyond brilliant. I first listened to Stockhausen in 1974 in Sydney Australia. It set me free to explore. Similar to psilocybin.
It's a pity nobody performs the best of the electronic music composed in the 1960's and 70's anymore. Whilst at the time it was considered "experimental" there were loads of great works commissioned and performed at that time. This is one of them.
David A hi david! What’s that you like about this one? I just stumbled on the artist’s last name in another comment thread labeled as unpredictable, you know how must music my generation makes popular is very predictable nowhere close to this type of craft, made in the 60’s?
@@josgracee5856 Try out Autechre
@@internetenjoyer1044 nice advice, but for me is not the same.
@@Quim1441 Fair enough. Though, which songs you listened with regards to autechre will make a huge difference; their early stuff was recognisably linked to the techno music played in clubs at the time, but more sophisticated. Their later stuff is really abstract and experimental sound art that most people wouldn't like, but i imagined people listening to this music might.
@@internetenjoyer1044 I listened to some albums, based in dance music. Which are those late works? Want to know them!
Man, this sounds super eerie. I love it.
Interesting combination of sounds. Love it. Córdoba Argentina.
talleres topu
Yes well trying to appreciate it as 'music' is why so many misunderstand the work. This was groundbreaking at the time and you can hear this stuff in 1000 movies made since. He was a pioneer of effects and anyone who is creative can appreciate that it was a milestone that opened many doors.
It Is music.
The guillotine was groundbreaking in its time too but I wouldn't fancy that either.
One of the few Stockhausen works I can appreciate and listen to. Did anyone know that there are 32 sections in this piece, all intricately related, and the start of each section is announced by a short note played by a certain version of a japanese drumming instrument? Pretty smart guy.
Yeah, I definitely think it would be fair to say that he's a pretty smart guy.
The instrument used is called a Hyoshigi, in case anyone is curious. They are traditionally used in Japanese theater, such as Kabuki and Bunraku, to announce the beginning of a performance.
@@kbs1212 wow !
This isn't "smart", this is an AI algorhythmically blending random noises together.
@@yeaown8139 cool at least considering time period, imo
You will never understand yourself until you play this at full on room destroying volume.
You owe it to yourself.
Journey. Further.
Or on a desert highway, in your car
who is here to listen because your teacher told you so
Actually I'm the teacher thinking if I should give this to listen to my students lol
@@elinamartinson467 you should
I'm here because Julian Cianciolo told me so.
She still hasn´t told me...but i´m sure she will. I think i saw it on the program.
yo same
Thanks for sharing.
German: Ich finde das ein ganz grossartiges Musikstück von Stockhausen! Ich habe es schon gekannt, und ich höre es immer wieder gerne! Danke für das Einsetzen in UA-cam!
English: I find that a wonderful piece of music of Stockhausen! I already have known it, and I like to listen it always again! Thank you for doing it at UA-cam!
So, neither English or German are your first language, I see...
I actually don't mind listening to this, when im in the mood...it reminds of some early sci-fi movie music...
NO Sr. please!
Hello
Gives me classic Doctor Who vibes
tbh me too although I admit the fun I got reading the comments mocking it was outstanding
@@Gregggggggggg I do respect the music, but damn, some people can come up with good zingers.
this is absolutely beautiful stuff!!! Thank you for posting, I cannot find this anywhere else!
Our favourite campfire song! Seriously though this is pretty awesome
So cool ! Thank you Stockhausen !
awesome ring modulation!!!
This is how I discovered Stockhausen, back at the tender age of 14...
hi after 4 years
...lucky you !!...
hii after 5 years you are a big boy already🥰
6 years! made through 2020 almost right?
Surprisingly the age I am right now when just discovering him.
Karlheinz had insight into a world of imagination and creativity of sounds
This is to be heard as part of Electronic Music History. Imagine perform this 57 years ago, with that era resources.
As with everything by Stockhausen, on quite high volume in headphones, while you are doing math homework. It makes you sharp and concentrated.
I'll have to take your word for it; I was already practicing law when this was written. Which is really irrelevant because "doing math homework" is something I've never experienced. LOL! While I was writing this it took me several seconds to realize the piece had ended. "Not with a bang" to misquote the poet, "but kind of a click - like the closing of a door." (I think).
Correction: I just re-listened to the last few seconds and it does end with sort of a bang!
"everything by Stockhausen"
Cosmic Pulses would like a word
@@untitled6578 hadn't heard that, it would have given me an A🤣
I use this for virtual class so I don't get bored. It works
Thanks for the music!!!!!
WTF , It´s not music!
@@user-ej1yu2dk3q you think you know so much, don't you? Sad
@@user-ej1yu2dk3q this is academic electrical music, it isn't meant to fit in the box of traditional music. Rythm, melody and harmony can be distorted.
I’ve heard tones i thought were never possible.
Why do I enjoy this so much?
Maybe you desperately want to look educated and smart to other people?
@@StuntcatTV why you gotta drag everyone down to your boring ass level. you probably listen to cardi b and watch memes all day
@@thinginground5179 Ouch
@@segmentsAndCurves It's true.
@@thinginground5179 Tru.
i love the part where it went "beep bloop waaaaaaaah biiiiiing"
Incredible, huh?, but don't forget the part "pawaaaaa pawaaaaa bliiiiiiikkkkkkkbrbrbrbrbr tapiuk tapiuk"
This song sends shivers down my spine it's beatiful
You can hear the influence Stockhausen had on the Beatles. ‘Tomorrow Never Knows”, “Revolution 9”, “A Day In The Life”.
Do you know if the Beatles listened to Stockhausen?
@@dieterbohm9700McCartney did for certain.
@@dieterbohm9700he showed up on sgt peppers album cover so very likely
@@ownificationify Didn't know this fact, thank you!
very stimulating
I think Stockhausen probably achieved some spiritual enlightenment.
Creative features of human minds come from so deep that it is not consciensoius. This does not mean that there any external spiritual element involved.
@paul w Bullshit
@@ifroxxx1226 What the fuck did I just read ? Brainwashed cretins ! Stockhausen's music is horrendous...Sorry not sorry
@Finn Maybe in the future you'll get to know more about this kind of early electronic compositions: the ideas behind it, the difficulties in the realization, the vast amount of cognitive and material work, the infinite discussions in the music community, and the historical background. If so, you'll maybe be able to separate your legitimate judgement based on taste from making wrong assumptions about this work.
@Finn I didn't write you to insult each other, but because I hoped we could have a constructive dialogue. It's obvious that you hate this work and there are many elements which could be discussed. Anyway it's clear from your last comment that time is running out and you need to go back to screaming monkey's cage.
Revolution 9 from the Beatles was inspired by this man's Work
Man was influenced too
He’s on the Sgt. Pepper cover-top row, fifth from the left.
Revolution number 9 is a masterpiece compared to this ‘stuff’
Great!
Hibiki-Hana-Ma(Xenakis) was composed in the NHK electronic music studio too :)
Aaannd.... The high pitch made my ear pop.
8:14
! This Feels So Good ! I really like it !
Un gran visionario del sonido.
One of the greatest things about music in this vein is that no advertiser attaches their dumb commercial ad to it.
NOOM, I am thinking of your tediously repetitious ads. UPDATE: Now we have Grammarly, Mail Chimp and Kachava to annoy us.
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Noobs! Tsc... Tsc... :)
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Stockhausen; the Alternative Music Original!
If you think about it, Electronic Tape music took a great deal of time, effort, and "imagination" to create. This music style cannot be
re-created, since electronic tape is not used anymore, like the film in cameras. They're around, but ... OH! I like the piece, as I do many of Stockhausen's works. A genius in "alternative" sound.
Oh there are a plenty of artists who have gone the route of using old electronic test and laboratory equipement in combination with reel to reel machines to emulate this sound. To start check out Hainbach
This brings me back to highschool, doing a music video assignment, when I picked this song to do. Only made it through 5 minutes of this song before I had to turn in the assignment.
Thanks, Paul McCartney, for bringing me here
reminiscent of Beaubourg (Vangelis), very early Jarre & also some early Tangerine Dream. Stockhausen had a significant influence on later artists who became very successful in the genre.
Ah, good observation. Yes, you are right. The first works of Vangelis as a soloist after leaving his band. I also see something of Jarre´s Zoolook here.
Cool!
Might be my favorite Stockhausen. Thank you.
TELEMUSIK projects backward in time and forward in time, it is telescopic telemusik fourth dimension study. Thanks Hegel.
音楽の授業で聞いて一瞬で好きになった
This perfectly blends in with the sound of my girlfriend using the mixer in the kitchen
„Blends“ hahah
Ur girlfriend and mine have a same mixer
Simply i never understood how to appreciate this "genre/style". I wish in the future i could do it as i understood the ternary small figures.
No way to appreciate this XD it’s an experimental job of noises, voices and sounds….everybody could try and publish its own experiment…..so, no value
@RusticFarmhouse_54 opinions
Cage : "I can claim to make music from only the sounds in a silent concert hall !"
Stocky : "Hold my beer..."
anybody know anything about the image shown here?
CoreOgg .allo.is a cattedral or church in KERPEN?town where born Karl.
City of Tokyo by Stephanie Jung
(it's in the description)
Composition No. 50 for tinnitus and disconnected microphone cable shielding
What is cable shielding?
@@ReubenWalton A part of the cable's structure to protect it from incoming signals (like when you're on the phone, or from an old crt TV). If you've ever been on an old landline phone, and you heard weird pops or hisses that randomly came and went, that is similar to what would happen quite often without a cable having shielding. It can be a thing with sound instruments (microphones, speakers etc) that have an excess electrical signal running through them.
The pitches in this composition does blend in with my tinnitus 😂
@@Mike-yh6zg You need repeat listening.
Yes, 10 times listening to this. No escape.
Increíble atmósfer and virtuality...Best of the Best Master sound
So mindful, yet empiric.
Stockhausen’s ‘Ode To Joy.’
Perhaps, but this to me is inspired by the bringing together (intermodulation) of world cultures (relatable to Debussy or Miles Davis’ On the Corner?). Stockhausen’s piece Momente for soprano singer, choir and orchestra is more often compared to Beethoven, and sets the words of William Blake “He who kisses the joy as it flies, lives in eternity’s sunrise”
La perfecta arquitectura de una milanesa fria
Nacho Petrone JAKAJAKSJSJS ME ENCANTA
jajaja!
Wtf
オシレーターが変調しているだけなのにこの心地よさは。
A pre-cursor to electronic music as we know it today which will keep instructing for a very long time to come.
reacttothek's reaction to nct 2018's "interlude: regular to irregular" brought me here. they were right, nct is kinda like this. very random and unpredictable!
Omg righttt
I recall hearing one Stockhausen work that I recognized as Revolution 9 when I heard it in 1988 in a used record store. But I forget the Stockhausen title . Perhaps one of you know what I mean?
Gesang der Jünglinge.
Hymnen most likely
Dude got way better Oscillators back then 67 years ago than my buddies 20 buck modular PCB :D
This is incredible! Because it was 1966! He was a genius! Listen to FSOL/Lifeforms, i guess they know that album :-) - which, besides, influenced me totally :-)
Agreed
used to get drunk and listen to this magnifique work of organized chaos.
so sweet and romantic at times 🙂
Early influences to our sound !
sounds eerie asf REAL!!!!
The pitch was so high in the beginning it actually hurt my ears. I can hear higher pitches than the average person apparently.
Thanks for share this
I find this strangely comforting
Stockhausen, that is. Genius.
And now for something completely different.
I'd been tried asmr to sleep but this is better
Incredibly mysterious mood. I like this track.
my washing machine makes this kind of music too!
wow thats a really big problem you should fix it
or better make concerts with it you will beome rich
You have a washing machine that is kindda old then. You should start making live sets or something.
so, your washing machine is a genial composer
Well, yes, I fixed the problem with my washing machine. I threw it away.
so cool
This sounds perfect for a video game, considering the year is it posible to use with no copyright? :O
Fantastic composition!!!
whoops, its right there,written. but now I know the name and it seems like pretty amazing work, in fact. I guess she is using mostly photographic processes to make these things...?
Before Tangerine Dream.... and Jan Hammer.... wild!
me after my friend gives me a wierd and colorfull salad:
If it have weired shrooms, you should eat and ask for more...
Follow this with "Human Music" by Jon Appleton and Don Cherry
Mmm...NHK studio Tokyo. Was that meant to be the soundtrack of a Kaju movie? Or was it inspired by them ?
No
There's a straight line from this to Frank Zappa, Brian Eno and The Orb... Not to mention the fact that the Beatles were obviously listening to this before they did stuff like Revolution No 9. Really pushes the boundaries of what 'music' is -basically everything has the potential to be music.
My cat love it. She always sing
I guess she walks you every Saturday, right?
jk
Um céu amazônico com glitchs e alguns olhos na mesa...
Thanks for the upload. You see how his music at the time influenced the Beatles ie.. Sargent Pepper's Lonely Hearts Band album?
I was reading an article about Frank Zappa's album "Lumpy Gravy" and it led me to here, I love it!!
Was Zappa aware of Stockhausen ? Cause I'm Here By Paul McCartney myself.
This song helps my gf get in the mood.
Pretty Hi-Tech fidelity for 1966.
Its like an intro from an alien movie HAHA #bettereachday
LIKE HERE MGA NISSIANS NGA NING ARI PUD KAY ANA SI TEACHER MAYLEN YEAHHHHHHHHH !!!!!!
Buzzed yet again...headphones on....
2:01 One of the best farts I've heard in awhile
Follow your nose....
let me be your underware...^^
Sound then scent
apparently my teacher brought me here... ito lang ata babagsak sa'kin hahahahaha ayuko na
vibin' to this in the subway
Extraordinary. I love the French-style tap dancing at 10.55
Ancestor of industrial music.
Also sounds similar to Doom 64 ambient.
Ok, but it was HIM, and no one more! What if someone publish 20 minutes of various sounds and noises like this? It would be a masterpiece?! XD
Real good,
it' reminded me it's time for a bong hit.
thanks
Google say jt productions" She dances in the Wind or
" Zappa Beefheart "
Number 9, Number 9....
Oh such a great melody, i cant stop humming🎵🎶