Kontakte

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Kontakte is an influential 1958–60 electroacoustic composition by Karlheinz Stockhausen that explores spatialization and the integration of electronic and instrumental sounds.

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instanceOf electroacoustic composition
musical work
associatedWithInstitution West German Radio (WDR) Studio for Electronic Music NERFINISHED
catalogNumber Nr. 12
composer Karlheinz Stockhausen NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Germany
dateOfComposition 1958
1959
1960
explores continuum between rhythm and pitch
integration of electronic and instrumental sounds
rotation of sound in space
spatialization of sound
followedBy Carré NERFINISHED
genre electronic music
experimental music
serial music
tape music
hasForm through-composed
hasVersion Kontakte for electronic sounds alone
Kontakte for electronic sounds, piano and percussion
influenced development of electroacoustic music
live-electronic performance practice
languageOfTitle German
medium electronic sounds
instrumental sounds
movement European avant-garde
notableFor integration of live instruments with tape
pioneering use of 4-channel sound rotation
partOf Stockhausen’s spatial music works
period post-war avant-garde
placeOfPremiere Cologne NERFINISHED
precededBy Gesang der Jünglinge NERFINISHED
premiered 1960
publisher Stockhausen-Verlag NERFINISHED
recordLabel Deutsche Grammophon NERFINISHED
Wergo NERFINISHED
scoredFor four-channel tape
percussion
piano
titleTranslation Contacts
usesTechnique four-channel spatial projection
microphonic sound transformation
serial organization of parameters
tape manipulation

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