Otto Luening
About the artist
Otto Luening (b. Milwaukee WI, June 15, 1900 - d. New York NY, September 2, 1996) demonstrated an infectious musical catholicism both through his prolific output as a composer and as a tireless educator and advocate for new music. Although he is now most famous for his electronic work in the 1950s and early 1960s in collaboration with Vladimir Ussachevsky, Luening composed a vast body of music, much of it chamber music, characterized by its accessibility and its stylistic variety.
Top songs
- Low Speed
- Moonflight
- Fantasy In Space
- Invention In Twelve Tones
- Incantation For Tape
- Fantasy in Speed
- Low Speed (1952)
- Gargoyles
- Low Speed, 1952
- Incantation
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- Luening: Low Speed
- 06 - Low Speed
- Fantasia for Organ
- Fantasy in Space (1952)
- Low Speed - Otto Luening
- Invention
- Breath
- After Death I
- Invention in Twelve Tones (1952)
- Synthesis for Orchestra and Electronic Sound
- Peaceful Deities
- Wrathful Deities
- After Death II
- Sonata for Piano (In Memoriam Ferruccio Busoni): Introduction
- Chorale Fantasy with Electronic Doubles for Organ and Tape
- Fugue with Electronic Doubles for Organ and Tape
- Moonflight (1968)
- Sonata for Piano (In Memoriam Ferruccio Busoni): Fantasia
- The Coupling
- Sonata for Piano (In Memoriam Ferruccio Busoni): Dramatic Scene
- Sonata For Piano In Memoriam Ferruccio Busoni: I. Introduction
- Breath II
- Sonata for Piano (In Memoriam Ferruccio Busoni): Burlesque
- Sonata For Piano In Memoriam Ferruccio Busoni: II. Dramatic Scene
- Six Preludes: I. Slow
- Fantasy in Space - 1952
- Low Speed - 1952
- Invention in Twelve Tones - 1952
- Sonata For Piano In Memoriam Ferruccio Busoni: III. Burlesque
- Song Without Words
- Sonata For Piano In Memoriam Ferruccio Busoni: IV. Fantasia
- Rhapsodic Variations for Tape Recorder and Orchestra - Conducted by Robert Whitney
- Six Preludes: IV. Andante
- Six Preludes: III. Andante
- Suite for Bass and Piano: I. Moderato con moto
- Legend
- Low Speed for flute & tape
- 6 Preludes: No. 4, —
- Six Preludes: II. Moderato
- Incantation - 1953
- Invention in Twelve Notes
- Third Suite for Flute Solo: IV. Fourth Movement
- Six Preludes: VI. Moderato
- Third Suite for Flute Solo: I. First Movement
- Three Fantasias for solo baroque flute: I. Allegro vivace
- Suite for Bass and Piano: II. Not Too Slow
- Joyce Cycle: Sleep Now
- Six Preludes: V. Allegro ma non troppo
- First Short Piano Sonata: I. Allegro giusto
- Suite for Bass and Piano: III. Allegro moderato
- Kentucky Rondo - Conducted by F. Charles Adler
- Third Suite for Flute Solo: II. Second Movement
- String Quartet No. 3: I. Allegro Vivace
- Symphonic Fantasia - Conducted by F. Charles Adler
- Third Suite for Flute Solo: VI. Sixth Movement
- First Short Piano Sonata: II. Grave
- Fugue and Chorale Fantasy with Electronic Doubles for Organ and Tape: Chorale: II. Fantasy
- Concerted Piece for Tape Recorder and Orchestra
- String Quartet No. 3: II. Allegro Moderato
- Love's Secret
- Songs of Emily Dickinson: If I can stop one Heart from breaking
- Fugue and Chorale Fantasy with Electronic Doubles for Organ and Tape: I. Fugue
- Fourth Suite for Flute Solo: VI. Sixth Movement
- Fifth Suite for Flute Solo: III. Reception
- Third Suite for Flute Solo: V. Fifth Movement
- She walks in Beauty
- Fourth Suite for Flute Solo: VII. Seventh Movement
- Invention in Twelve Notes (1952)
- Tango
- A Poem in Cycles and Bells, for Tape Recorder & Orchestra - Conducted by Otto Luening
- Fourth Suite for Flute Solo: I. First Movement
- Suite from King Lear, for Tape Recorder
- First Short Piano Sonata: III. Vivace
- Fifth Suite for Flute Solo: II. March Ceremony
- Fifth Suite for Flute Solo: IV. Conversations
- No Jerusalem But This: I. The shrine whose shape I am
- Third Suite for Flute Solo: VII. Seventh Movement
- Farm Picture
- Fifth Suite for Flute Solo: I. Preamble
- Low Speed 1952
- Fourth Suite for Flute Solo: III. Third Movement
- Fourth Suite for Flute Solo: IV. Fourth Movement
- Prelude on a Hymn Tune by William Billings - Conducted by Dean Dixon
- No Jerusalem But This: II. Eaves at dusk
- Theater Piece No. 2: In the Beginning
- Symphonic Fantasia
- Fourth Suite for Flute Solo: II. Second Movement
- Invention in Twelve Tones - Remastered
- Kentucky Rondo
- Two Symphonic Interludes - I - Conducted by Dean Dixon
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