Paris, 1968: with the premiere of Stimmung, Stockhausen redefined the very notion of what vocal music is. This series of sonic sequences, entirely built on the overtones of B flat in multiple combinations, embraces new musical techniques and explores the inner world of speech and song. Paul Hillier, a specialist in contemporary vocal repertoire, proves in his new recording that this milestone of 20th-century music is still as relevant as ever.
KARLHEINZ STOCKHAUSEN [1928-] · Model 1 (2'49) · Model 2 (1'34) · Model 3 (1'23) · Model 4 (1'38) · Model 5 (1'26) · Model 6 (1'20) · Model 7 (1'13) · Model 8 (0'57) · Model 9 (1'14) · Model 10 (0'54) · Model 11 (2'00) · Model 12 (1'32) · Model 13 (1'15) · Model 14 (1'23) · Model 15 (1'36) · Model 16 (0'53) · Model 17 (0'59) · Model 18 (1'26) · Model 19 (1'15) · Model 20 (0'51) · Model 21 (0'48) · Model 22 (1'58) · Model 23 (0'50) · Model 24 (1'44) · Model 25 (1'30) · Model 26 (1'00) · Model 27 (1'01) · Model 28 (3'12) · Model 29 (2'00) · Model 30 (0'45) · Model 31 (1'50) · Model 32 (2'48) · Model 33 (1'15) · Model 34 (1'11) · Model 35 (1'28) · Model 36 (1'32) · Model 37 (2'05) · Model 38 (1'10) · Model 39 (0'52) · Model 40 (1'21) · Model 41 (1'04) · Model 42 (1'34) · Model 43 (4'25) · Model 44 (0'54) · Model 45 (1'24) · Model 46 (2'01) · Model 47 (1'00) · Model 48 (1'10) · Model 49 (0'38) · Model 50 (0'46) · Model 51 (5'00)
