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Crosses of Crossed Colours

work by Pousseur
Also known as: “Croisées des couleurs croisées”
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  • Henri Pousseur
    Henri Pousseur

    …Croisées des couleurs croisées (1970; Crosses of Crossed Colours), for female voice, pianos, tape recorders, and two radio receivers; Invitation à l’Utopie (1971); Liège à Paris (1977; “Paris Cork”); Le Seconde Apothéose de Rameau (1981; “The Second Deification of Rameau”), for chamber orchestra; and Traverser la forêt (1987; “Crossing the…

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    …Croisées des couleurs croisées (1970; Crosses of Crossed Colours), for female voice, pianos, tape recorders, and two radio receivers; Invitation à l’Utopie (1971); Liège à Paris (1977; “Paris Cork”); Le Seconde Apothéose de Rameau (1981; “The Second Deification of Rameau”), for chamber orchestra; and Traverser la forêt (1987; “Crossing the…

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