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Ouvrir des portails vers l'immensité du chaos quantique
October 5, 2025
The path of revolution still exists
June 5, 2025
Ponosnim otrokom Zaratustre
March 31, 2025
Die Störungen des Äthers streicheln
January 22, 2025
Echoes from primeval ages
October 21, 2024
On the road of no return
June 28, 2024
Dziecinne szlochy z zamarzniętych lasów
May 19, 2024
Meet the Evil in flesh
May 13, 2024
Faded memories of the past
April 10, 2023
凍てついた森に迷い込んだ
March 13, 2023
Auf Tour durch die Welt der verlorenen Illusionen
January 29, 2023
Flüstern des Königs der Dunkelheit
Centrum uzdrawiania zdrowia psychicznego
January 25, 2023
Cries among dead angels
During the seventies, she played piano in the improvisational scene around San Diego and Los Angeles with musicians such as Mark Dresser or Butch Morris. She made her performance debut at the Festival d’Avignon in 1979, where she sang the lead role in Vinko Globokar’s opera, "Un jour comme un autre". While in France, Galás also performed Iannis Xenakis’s work with l’Ensemble intercontemporain and Musique vivante.
Galás first rose to international prominence with her quadrophonic performances of Wild Women with Steak Knives (1980) and The Litanies of Satan (1982)).
Pod mořem je vždy přirozený rytmus
Liška worked notably with animator Jan Švankmajer, scoring several of his earlier short films: Punch and Judy (1966), Et Cetera (1966), Historia Naturae (Suita) (1967), The Flat (1968), Don Juan (1969), The Ossuary (1970), Jabberwocky (1971), and Leonardo's Diary (1972), and later The Castle of Otranto (1979). Liška's music for Švankmajer's Historia Naturae (Suita), The Flat, and The Ossuary was also featured in the 1984 short film by American animators the Brothers Quay entitled The Cabinet of Jan Švankmajer.
He also created a great number of iconic scores for important live-action films of the Czech New Wave including The Shop on Main Street, Marketa Lazarová, The Valley of the Bees, Fruit of Paradise, The Cremator and Ikarie XB-1).
July 10, 2022
Fljótandi á milli litrófsljósa
Her music is frequently performed in Europe and in the United States, and is often influenced by landscapes and nature.The Iceland Symphony Orchestra has premiered and recorded four of her orchestra pieces; the Icelandic CAPUT Ensemble has also premiered and recorded major works by her, conducted by Snorri Sigfus Birgisson. Other ensembles that she has worked with include BIT20 Ensemble, Musiques Nouvelles, and the International Contemporary Ensemble. Her orchestra work AERIALITY was commissioned by the Iceland Symphony Orchestra and premiered in November 2011,conducted by Ilan Volkov).
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