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Synaphaï

Synaphaï (Greek: connexities) is a composition for piano and orchestra by Greek composer Iannis Xenakis. It was finished in 1969 and premiered in 1971.

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Composed
1969 (1969):
Performed
1971 (1971): Bordeaux
Published
May 1981 (1981-05): Paris
Scoring
Piano and orchestra

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Synaphaï

Nodes27
Edges26
Triples32
Avg. degree1.93
Density0.074074
Components1

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Synaphaï

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related to Composition · 17
Synaphaï → Carvalho, Eleazar, Georges Pludermacher, Hofstra University, It, Jocy, May, Michel Tabachnik, New York's Long Island, Oliveira, Orchestre Philharmonique, ORTF, Royan Festival, Salabert, The, Xenakis Day, Xenakis's
related to Reception · 9
Synaphaï → It, Jacques Lonchampt, La Grange, Le Monde, Musicologist Henry-Louis, Pianist Roger Woodward, Riding, Set, The
related to Structure · 2
Synaphaï → French, It
Composed · 1
Synaphaï → 1969 (1969):
Performed · 1
Synaphaï → 1971 (1971): Bordeaux
Published · 1
Synaphaï → May 1981 (1981-05): Paris
Scoring · 1
Synaphaï → Piano and orchestra

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piano orchestra xenakis piece 1969 1971 solo part score composition performed iannis de pianist later one instruments composer finished premiered

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
SynaphaïComposed1969 (1969):1.00infobox
SynaphaïPerformed1971 (1971): Bordeaux1.00infobox
SynaphaïPublishedMay 1981 (1981-05): Paris1.00infobox
SynaphaïScoringPiano and orchestra1.00infobox
Synaphaïrelated to CompositionHofstra University0.60section
Synaphaïrelated to CompositionNew York's Long Island0.60section
Synaphaïrelated to CompositionEleazar0.60section
Synaphaïrelated to CompositionCarvalho0.60section
Synaphaïrelated to CompositionJocy0.60section
Synaphaïrelated to CompositionOliveira0.60section
Synaphaïrelated to CompositionIt0.60section
Synaphaïrelated to CompositionRoyan Festival0.60section

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