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Stephen Travis Pope - Combination XI (1976/1998)

Realized at the Vienna Music Academy, CCRMA/Stanford, ParcPlace Systems, Inc., and the QuickSilver studios in 1976, revised in 1998 at the CREATE studio at UC Santa Barbara. Kombination XI is a computer music piece articulated in sixty parts. The composer wrote: "Kombination XI can best be listened to as liturgical music for a ritual that aims to free the listener from his/her un-lived grief. This is the first movement of a four-part mass (work in progress). All of the sound material for the piece (with the exception of the pedal tone), is derived from the recorded voices of two people speaking the text of Heissenbüttel's poem Kombination XI. These sounds are processed and mixed in the style of musique concrète collages. Kombination XI consists of 6 sections: a prelude, the four stanzas of the poem, and a postlude."