G.M.Koenig+Ernst Krenek electronic 1950s DGG 10
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Gottfried Michael Koenig : Klangfiguren (1956 for electronic tape) / Ernst Krenek : Spiritus intelligentiae sanctus (1956 for electronic sounds and voices) label & cat. no.: Deutsche Grammophon Gesellschaft LPE 17 244 pressed in: Germany date: 195? format: 10" 33rpm condition: Vinyl: ex (just a couple faint scuffs) Cover: ex- (minor wear) description: Ultra rare early electronic lp, one of the first releases of electronic music on vinyl, with 2 fantastic pieces. Koenig's mind-numbing barrage of filtered sine tones was realized at the legendary WDR Koln studios w he worked as an assistant to Stockhausen, Ligeti, and Kagel. Krenek's work, which I believe is his only composition for tape, combines sine tones and processed voices (of Krenek, soprano Kathe Moller-Siepermann, and tenor Martin Hausler) to depict "the confusion of tongues after the building of Tower of Babel." For the Koenig track, this was its only ever release on vinyl; the Krenek piece has never been reissued in any format. Highly recommended artifact!Krenek studied under Franz Schreker and was influenced by Stravinsky, Arnold Schoenberg, Alban Berg, and Anton Webern. Koenig was born in Germany and composed at the WDR Cologne early electronic music studios in the 50s and 60s alongside Karlheinz Stockhausen, Herbert Eimert, Henri Pousseur, Anestis Logothetis, Gyorgi Ligeti,
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