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Ian Pace
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« Reply #30 on: 00:18:37, 15-08-2007 »
Quote from: autoharp on 00:16:37, 15-08-2007
Quote from: Ian Pace on 21:28:41, 14-08-2007
By the way, I did once suggest to Dieter Schnebel the idea of a piece for solo page-turner (bearing in mind his work Nostalgie for solo conductor, and the piece from the Visible Music series for solo instrumentalist and conductor). Nothing has come of that suggestion to date, to the best of my knowledge, though.

George Brecht's 2nd symphony fits the bill . . .
Could you tell more?

(both Brecht and Schnebel were of course involved with Fluxus)
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« Reply #31 on: 09:38:52, 15-08-2007 »
Quote from: Ian Pace on 00:18:37, 15-08-2007
Quote from: autoharp on 00:16:37, 15-08-2007
Quote from: Ian Pace on 21:28:41, 14-08-2007
By the way, I did once suggest to Dieter Schnebel the idea of a piece for solo page-turner (bearing in mind his work Nostalgie for solo conductor, and the piece from the Visible Music series for solo instrumentalist and conductor). Nothing has come of that suggestion to date, to the best of my knowledge, though.

George Brecht's 2nd symphony fits the bill . . .

I don't think you'll be impressed. It consists of one word - "Turning".
Could you tell more?

(both Brecht and Schnebel were of course involved with Fluxus)
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