Eonta

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Background

Tanglewood Ford Foundation IBM 7090 Place Vendôme Fortran

6 related topics

Performative considerations

Quarter tones Vibrato Glissandi

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Compositional techniques

Stochastic music Symbolic logic

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Reception

The Guardian Ivan Hewett

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Composed: 1963–64
Movements: 1
Performed: December 16, 1964
Published: 1967
Scoring: Piano, two trumpets, three tenor trombones

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Background

Compositional techniques

Stochastic music
Symbolic logic Mathematical logic

Performative considerations

Quarter tones Quarter tone
Vibrato
Glissandi Glissando

Reception

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Triples58

Avg. degree1.92

Density0.083333

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Eonta

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related to background · 21

Eonta → According, Achorripsis, As, Berlin, Domaine Musical, Ford Foundation, Fortran, Greek, IBM, IBM France, In, It, Paris, Parmenides, Place Vendôme, Reflection, Tanglewood, The, Water, We

related to Compositional techniques · 14

Eonta → As, Dynamics, Herma, If, In, ST, ST/10, ST/4, ST/48, Stochastic, The, There, When, Xenakis

related to Performative considerations · 10

Eonta → According, Boulez, Constantin Simonovitch, Despite, In, Prior, The, Trombonist Benny Sluchin, Xenakis, Yuji Takahashi

is a · 2

Eonta → composition for piano, extension of Herma and the works of the

related to Spatial aspects · 2

Eonta → The, Xenakis's

Composed · 1

Eonta → 1963–64

Movements · 1

Eonta → 1

Performed · 1

Eonta → December 16, 1964

Published · 1

Eonta → 1967

Scoring · 1

Eonta → Piano, two trumpets, three tenor trombones

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xenakis piano music players composition work takahashi two brass written herma composed trombones iannis 1963 64 used wrote one asked

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Subject	Predicate	Object	Confidence	Src
Eonta	Composed	1963–64	1.00	infobox
Eonta	Movements	1	1.00	infobox
Eonta	Performed	December 16, 1964	1.00	infobox
Eonta	Published	1967	1.00	infobox
Eonta	Scoring	Piano, two trumpets, three tenor trombones	1.00	infobox
Eonta	is a	composition for piano	0.90	text
Eonta	is a	extension of Herma and the works of the	0.90	text
Achorripsis	instance of	written in Fortran and previously used in the composition of works	0.80	text
on their computer	instance of	written in Fortran and previously used in the composition of works	0.80	text
Eonta is not altogether human - it has the impersonal quality of a natural force	instance of	The passion in a work	0.80	text
untrammelled by conventions of language or style	instance of	The passion in a work	0.80	text
Eonta	related to background	Domaine Musical	0.60	section

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