This is genius, it's not about the sound or melody of each individual note, but the overall movement of the sound clusters, the modern evolution effect. I've reached and epiphany.
and how does the performer ever know what to do with a score looks like that. Must be directions. It's a great sounding and idea but how do u read the score?
... nobody who's concept of "God" or the "Holy" is that of the harmonized, benevolent, personal and all around rationalized "God" of Protestant secular exegesis of the New Testament can grasp or would want to believe in the concept of a God that is simply beyond all perception of terms which could be used to define it, that is neither rational nor irrational.
It's often said that the music of modernist composers is cold, chaotic or disruptured even, "unemotional" and whatnot. What these people do not and cannot grasp is that music like that of K.-H. Stockhausen is tremendously "religious" (or what term you may prefer) in its recurrence to the moments of fascinans and tremendum of the numinous. Of course, ...
I see you're from Germany, meaning English is probably not your first language. As such, when you combine that with excessive thesaurus usage, it makes for a hilariously incomprehensible statement.
@John11inch I'll take Kraehe's side of this argument. In fact Stockhausen, unlike the freethinkers Boulez and Ligeti, was indeed a religious person, appending Deo Gratias to the score of Gruppen, and eventually replacing Catholicism with his own take on the Urantia book later in life.
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If Stockhausen could have seen the comments on this page he wouldn't have bothered.
lostpianist 7 months ago
I don't understand.
I must be too low-class or something.
Mayokitty7 1 year ago
This is genius, it's not about the sound or melody of each individual note, but the overall movement of the sound clusters, the modern evolution effect. I've reached and epiphany.
thepompousfrenchman 1 year ago 2
great, inspirational, but not comfortable and I can't get high by this.
ArturoYamashita 1 year ago
and how does the performer ever know what to do with a score looks like that. Must be directions. It's a great sounding and idea but how do u read the score?
lovesGenet 1 year ago
... nobody who's concept of "God" or the "Holy" is that of the harmonized, benevolent, personal and all around rationalized "God" of Protestant secular exegesis of the New Testament can grasp or would want to believe in the concept of a God that is simply beyond all perception of terms which could be used to define it, that is neither rational nor irrational.
Kraehe 1 year ago
It's often said that the music of modernist composers is cold, chaotic or disruptured even, "unemotional" and whatnot. What these people do not and cannot grasp is that music like that of K.-H. Stockhausen is tremendously "religious" (or what term you may prefer) in its recurrence to the moments of fascinans and tremendum of the numinous. Of course, ...
Kraehe 1 year ago
I see you're from Germany, meaning English is probably not your first language. As such, when you combine that with excessive thesaurus usage, it makes for a hilariously incomprehensible statement.
John11inch 1 year ago
@John11inch I'll take Kraehe's side of this argument. In fact Stockhausen, unlike the freethinkers Boulez and Ligeti, was indeed a religious person, appending Deo Gratias to the score of Gruppen, and eventually replacing Catholicism with his own take on the Urantia book later in life.
Schell77 1 year ago
There's no argument (and thus no sides of an argument) to be had.
John11inch 1 year ago 2
@Kraehe lol. you suck
LazyBastard69 1 year ago
wonderful
ChicorelliC 2 years ago
soundtrack to a hangover
chamallowbleu 2 years ago 3
quod erat demonstrandum
wea3324 2 years ago
WT...
niazi1985 2 years ago 5