Heaven and Hell Part I
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Heaven and Hell Part I is the opening, large-scale symphonic electronic movement from Vangelis’s 1975 album "Heaven and Hell," noted for its dramatic contrasts and choral elements.
Statements (47)
| Predicate | Object |
|---|---|
| instanceOf |
electronic music composition
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instrumental composition → musical work → symphonic electronic piece → |
| album |
Heaven and Hell
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| artist |
Vangelis
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| associatedWith |
Vangelis discography
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| composer |
Vangelis
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| countryOfOrigin |
Greece
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| era |
1970s electronic music
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| followedBy |
Heaven and Hell Part II
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| follows |
introductory section of Heaven and Hell (album)
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| genre |
electronic music
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progressive electronic → symphonic electronic → |
| hasDuration |
long-form movement
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| hasMusicalElement |
choral elements
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dynamic contrasts → orchestral textures → synthesizer → |
| hasPart |
sections featuring prominent choir
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sections featuring solo synthesizer passages → subsections with contrasting tempos → |
| includedIn |
original 1975 LP release of Heaven and Hell
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| label |
RCA Records
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| language |
wordless vocals
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| medium |
stereo
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| musicalKey |
multiple key centers (modulating)
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| notableFor |
dramatic contrasts
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large-scale structure → use of choir → |
| originalReleaseFormat |
vinyl record
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| partOf |
Heaven and Hell (album)
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| partOfSeries |
Heaven and Hell (two-part composition)
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| performer |
Vangelis
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| positionInAlbum |
opening track
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| productionLocation |
London
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| recordedBy |
Vangelis
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| releaseYear |
1975
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| style |
cinematic
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dramatic → orchestral electronic → |
| tempoCharacteristic |
varied tempo
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| usesInstrument |
choir
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percussion → piano → synthesizer → |
Referenced by (3)
| Subject (surface form when different) | Predicate |
|---|---|
|
Heaven and Hell (Vangelis)
→
Heaven and Hell (album) → |
hasPart |
|
Heaven and Hell Part II
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precededBy |