I need two discussion replies 150 words each Read the excerpts on Stockhausen’s Gesang der Junlinge (Songs of Youth), Reading #2. Then listen to the piece at the link above, you may even listen while you read. Strategies for listening: -Look at the sample translation and listen for the sung phrase “Preiset den Herrn” (Praise ye the Lord). -The idea here is that this sung phrase is supposed to emerge out of and then be buried by the sounds of the “electronic fire”. -Listen to sections of the piece and try to pick out whenever this phrase is sung (kind of like a listening game!). Discussion questions/points: -Does the deeply religious aspect of this music change you approximation of it? -At the time this piece was hailed by many as the future of music, can you think of times when you might have heard electronic sounds like these? -This music was made with numerous simple Sine Tone oscillators (meaning they make a pure tone with NO timber) and a tape machine, no synthesizers existed at this time. Consider the complexity of the sounds, do you think it would be difficult to create these sounds with such basic materials? -Make an opinion about the music: did you enjoy listening? Did you totally hate it? Are you somewhere in between? Would you not want to listen again, but found it interesting? Please speak your mind. -Stockhausen uses the stereo field of the 2 speakers to make it seem as if the sounds are moving around in the space in front of you. Can you pick this out? For fun try listening to a minute with headphones on. .

1. I need two discussion replies 150 words each
Read the excerpts on Stockhausen’s Gesang der Junlinge (Songs
of Youth), Reading #2. Then listen to the piece at the link
above, you may even listen while you read.
Strategies for listening:
-Look at the sample translation and listen for the sung phrase
“Preiset den Herrn” (Praise ye the Lord).
-The idea here is that this sung phrase is supposed to emerge
out of and then be buried by the sounds of the “electronic fire”.
-Listen to sections of the piece and try to pick out whenever this
phrase is sung (kind of like a listening game!).
Discussion questions/points:
-Does the deeply religious aspect of this music change you
approximation of it?
-At the time this piece was hailed by many as the future of
music, can you think of times when you might have heard
electronic sounds like these?
-This music was made with numerous simple Sine Tone
oscillators (meaning they make a pure tone with NO timber) and
a tape machine, no synthesizers existed at this time. Consider
the complexity of the sounds, do you think it would be difficult
to create these sounds with such basic materials?
-Make an opinion about the music: did you enjoy listening? Did
you totally hate it? Are you somewhere in between? Would you
not want to listen again, but found it interesting? Please speak
your mind.
-Stockhausen uses the stereo field of the 2 speakers to make it
seem as if the sounds are moving around in the space in front of
you. Can you pick this out? For fun try listening to a minute
with headphones on.