Sentence examples for tape works from inspiring English sources
Wrap the mallet; duct tape works best.
In the 1950s, Stockhausen worked in the Cologne studios of West German Radio and his first tape works, two Electronic Studies, were on the elektronische musik side of the great aesthetic divide.
Apparently a bit of tape works nicely.
You need to get proficient at this because, candidly, if you're not, you'll spend an inordinate amount of money replacing things like dolls (shoulder connections, usually), book covers (clear packing tape works best), zippers on backpacks (try some bar soap on the teeth) or ceramic tea sets from grandma (a dumb gift, no matter how you look at it).
Excited by the possibilities presented by a recording medium which uses a person's own senses as the means of transmission, rather than separate equipment to play, such as a radio or turn table, Brock and his team move into the room and bombard it with their technology, hoping to be able to find the secret of how the stone tape works and have it play on demand.
And so, with a clean slate and a distinct lack of red tape, work began.
"They are more anxiety dreams about being late to meet her or, um, not getting the tape working".
Its basis is a tape work built mostly of sounds recorded on San Francisco Bay, as well as faint vocal music and an Asian bamboo flute.
And what is "Ricorda Cosa Ti Hanno Fatto in Auschwitz" ("Remember What They Did to You in Auschwitz"), a 1966 tape work by the Italian composer Luigi Nono, if not a profoundly disturbing scream?
Originally scored for six pianos, it was heard here in a version for a live piano and five more on tape (recorded by Lisa Moore) — when the tape worked, that is, after an aborted first try.
