radigue造句

• The composer Eliane Radigue has worked almost exclusively with the 2500.
• Radigue is in no way a nice man by appearance.
• In 2004, he commissioned a piece from Eliane Radigue called " Elemental II, " which he interpreted for the BassComputer.
• It was retrieving this trumpet as a surprise to him that unfortunately put Radigue in a place to be killed, but he went out swinging.
• These sounds, said to be those of the body beginning to disintegrate, as heard on Ms . Radigue's 1990 " Kyema"
• In 2013, a new work   OCCAM IX  was composed for her by Eliane Radigue, and she premiered the piece at the San Francisco Electronic Music Festival.
• Still, it is obvious that he loves Radigue too & as the digger s untimely death sends him on a blind killing-spree, in which he wipes out those responsible.
• "Naldjorlak I ", composed by 蒷iane Radigue for realisation exclusively by the cellist Charles Curtis is in fact composed solely around the manipulation of the wolf tone of Curtis's cello.
• He calls his unofficially adopted son a brat and a punk and shoves him around, which shows where Katana got his nasty nature & or maybe Radigue developed it to deal with him.
• Davies is also active in the field of contemporary composition and new pieces for harp have been composed for him by leading avant-garde composers including Eliane Radigue, Phill Niblock, new music ensemble Apartment House.
• Another person important to Katana is Radigue, who acted as Katana's father after his family died in a shipwreck and is most likely to be the originator of Katana's secret enjoyment of building machinery and digging up Heavy Metal parts.
• One of the few sentimental objects Katana owns is a brass trumpet, which was made for him by Radigue, with the memory that Katana had, as a boy, seen a man with a trumpet and said that he wanted one too.
• The three musicians completed the third part of " Naldjorlak " with Radigue and premiered the complete work, " Naldjorlak I, II, III ", in Bordeaux on January 24, 2009 . In June 2011 her composition for solo harp " Occam I ", written for the harpist Rhodri Davies, was premiered in London.
• The concerts themselves were influential on their own upon the art world including Karlheinz Stockhausen ( whose " Stimmung " bears their influence most strikingly ) and the drone-based minimalist works of dozens of other composers many of whom made parallel innovations including Young classmate Pauline Oliveros, or Eliane Radigue, Charlemagne Palestine, Yoshi Wada, Phill Niblock and many others.