Stockhausen : "Elektronische Musik Studie I"

[DJHeroMist]

Wow this tells me a alot about what Electronic music REALLY is... At this RAW state its amazing to know what it sounded like. This sounds like someone is playing a tape slowly backwards... im waiting to hear something like,"KILL KILL" so is this the main concept of Glitch?

[Rickeeey1]

First time listening to it and it's already a favourite Stockhausen piece.

[psychoanomaly1]

Doesn't really appeal to my senses. Perhaps this man was one of the pioneers of electronic music, but regardless, this just isn't reaching me. Perhaps with some other artistic supplementation this would make more sense.

[neonwind]

Thanks for this upload, I somehow forgot how compelling & strangely sweet this work is

[MrFpenteado]

Over rated. Pierre Schaeffer is better, and the true father of electronic experimentalism.

[alezander666]

please forgive me,i used to like stockhausen,after 9/11,he made a comment which was not denied,the "towers falling,were a beautiful symphonic "happening",which he thought was fantastic.THE DEATHS OF THOUSANDS,BURNING DYING,IS NOT A "FANTASTIC EVENT,SORRY!!"

[capitancriterio]

Hey hey mama said the way you move, Gon' make you sweat, gon' make groove

Tell me is not refreshing to read that

[kabeauregardajax]

@calabris1 maybe lol.. but why would you want mp3?

[sarphati7]

sounds like autechre

[HerrTelef]

@sarphati7

right, but AE sounds like his Musik. I read somewhere that KHST was happy about the fact, that his music going to be understand by the people just in hundred years.

If you listen to AE or COIL you may understand...

[RADIOKLOW]

It is very touching to think this is the first music ever written for and with sinus waves !

It has not become old.

[babymhae01]

also echt einsam heute wer ist bereit für bisl telefon labern oda so

[Timmytimtimtm]

do the pixel getting larger have something to do with the mix

[DerangedRanger1]

I like your channel.

[helicop]

It's amazing, the techniques he used to make this, seriously . 1953! I thought practical sound synths didn't appear until the 60's. It turns out the formula wasn't as automated then but that's the beauty of it. I can't think of any artist that hasn't used technology inspired by this, even if it is an effects pedal or mixer. This stuff is fascinating!

[0707NicePlayer]

It's an amazing work... Stockhausen was such a genius, I confess I made some simillar experiments with recording some sounds, than repeting and manipulating them, I used the computer... Ok, amazing post, thanks!

[NewMusicXX]

@calabris1 This CD is available from the Stockhausen Verlag, Kettenberg 15, 51515 Kurten, Deutschland

[marktdable]

Superb!

[murmur54kbr]

Just plain brilliance, so important and yet forgotten for everything that is now Pop music... Gotta give it to the germans.

[SpaceRitual]

I really don't care for Stockhausen's music, I've tried quite a few times, it's interesting, but it doesn't hold my interest. This is probably my favorite think I've heard from him, the polyphony is interesting.

In spite of not caring to listen to his music, I have a tremendous amount of respect for him. His influence on so much of the music I like is huge, I mean without him, the band Can wouldn't exist!

Maybe one day he'll click for me, but it hasn't happened. yet.

[pcpablo7]

@SpaceRitual read the urantia book

[Qadesh86]

Magnificient!!! A truly researcher.. Thanks

Elisa

[mOnToLiS]

scary!

[Bornlivedie3]

This is amazing, makes me fall into a trance.

[TheNefarin]

taste a dream.............

[neelix7]

I am getting sick.... Is it cause of the music or what i ate?

[stenchface]

I found your pages helpful. Im studying Music Tech and have to do a presentation on developments in experimental music, and will be doing a small piece on Musique Concrete :) Thanks for the videos dude

[bobbya51]

Soundtrack to travel across the galaxy with.Composition sounds as fresh and futuristic as ever .Thanks.

[laboldno7]

Love it, just done a report on Industrial music and stockhausen obviously features in it, nice to hear the first piece of true electronic music made, kinda makes me wish i was there when it happened

[jerzyboi69]

Great to hear this! I had the opportunity to study w/ Stockhausen during the summer of 1974 and went to the WDR Studio in Koln where this was put together. Very crude by today's standards, real old school Grundig tape recorders and acoustic echo chamber (plate), very cool!

[NewMusicXX]

That's very interesting! I'd like to know all about it. Tell me more!

[pcpablo7]

@NewMusicXX me too!!!

[numbchucking]

what??? really? you're lucky as hell my friend

[JackiePaquito]

Cool!

[djpaulygon]

@jerzyboi69 I'm quite envious! Being born in 1983, electronic music was presented at the click of a mouse button. The purity of serialism and the early works at WDR are amazing!

[hardtylelover]

the extreme beginning to artists such as tiesto and showtek... wierd eh

[kulturkanal]

Thanks,

amazing sinus-wave-composition...

A musical milestone of the 20. C.

[KentNymann]

Thanx for posting. Stockhausen early work is great and to old and niche to get in a recordstore. Kudos!

[GreggaryPeccary]

Thanks for your comments on my videos! Unfortunately, the sound was crap, so I deleted them and uploaded them again, so your comments are all gone. But, feel free...

By the way, nice distortion effects, we computer-illiterates are progressing slowly but steadily, in baby-steps;)