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  1. Lonely Child. (Vivier) Lonely Child is a piece for soprano and orchestra by Claude Vivier, written in 1980. [1] [2] [3] It is arguably his most well-known piece, and is considered a hallmark composition in the genre of spectral music. [4]

  2. Pièces (Vivier) Canadian composer Claude Vivier 's Pièces are a series of four chamber compositions for two performers, with varying instrumentation. They were all written in the year of 1975. [1]

  3. Zipangu is a 1980 work for string orchestra by Canadian composer Claude Vivier. Inspired by traditional kabuki theatre, it is considered by many to be the composer's most aggressive and "unforgiving" piece, as it features a plethora of extended techniques for strings (i.e. snap pizzicato and bow overpressure) and denser harmonic content atop a complex melody, similar to the string compositions ...

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  5. In early 1979, Vivier received a joint-commission from the Orchestre symphonique de Montréal (OSM) and the Canada Council for the Arts (CCA), to compose a new work for the orchestra. It was completed in an uncharacteristically short amount of time, with the final manuscript being published on 6 October of the same year.

  6. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › ZipangZipang - Wikipedia

    Zipang. (: , : Jipangu) may refer to: An antiquated name for Japan. Zipang (film), a 1990 Japanese film. Zipang (manga), a Japanese manga series, anime, and video game. A fictional state in the My-Otome anime series; see List of My-Otome characters § Zipang. A Japanese song by Hyde and Yoshiki. The PC Engine version of the video game Solomon's ...

  7. Et je reverrai cette ville étrange. Et je reverrai cette ville étrange ( English: And I will see this strange city again) is a 1981 work for chamber ensemble by Canadian composer Claude Vivier. [1] It is an extreme manifestation of monody, with all instruments playing in unison with a continuous melodic line throughout the piece.