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This record is the seventh of ten records produced by the Open University for students of its course A308 The Rise of Modernism in Music, 1890-1935.

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Module code and title:

A308, The rise of modernism in music 1890-1935

Item code:

A308; SD7

First transmission date:

1977

Published:

1978

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Track listing:

track listing for this programme
	Track 1	Side one
	Track 2	band 1. Sarabande. no. 2 (part) / Erik Satie
	Track 3	band 2. Gymnopedie, no. 3 / Erik Satie
	Track 4	band 3. Le Fils des Etoiles, Prelude no. 1 (part) / Erik Satie
	Track 5	band 4. Preludes du Nazareen, no. 2 / Erik Satie
	Track 6	band 5. Danses Gothiques, Section 5 (part) / Erik Satie
	Track 7	band 6. Messe des Pauvres, 'Communes qui mundi nefas' / Erik Satie
	Track 8	band 7. Pieces en Forme de Poire, no. 2 / Erik Satie
	Track 9	band 8 avant-dernieres Pensees, no. 2 'Aubade' / Erik Satie
	Track 10	band 9 Nocturnes, no. 5 / Erik Satie
	Track 11	band 10. Socrate, first movement / Erik Satie
	Track 12	band 11. Relache, 'Entracte' (part) / Erik Satie
	Track 13	Side two
	Track 14	band 1. Lied des Mephistopheles / Ferruccio Busoni
	Track 15	band 2. The Threepenny Opera, 'Anstatt-Dass Song' / Kurt Weill
	Track 16	band 3. Seven Deadly Sins, Prologue / Kurt Weill
	Track 17	band 4. Kammermusik No. 3, first movement: Majestatisch und stark. Massig shnelle Achtel / Paul Hindemith
	Track 18	band 5. Kammermusik, second movement, Lebhaft und lustig / Paul Hindemith
	Track 19	band 6. Kammermusik, third movement, Sehr ruhige und gemessen schreitende Viertel / Paul Hindemith
	Track 20	band 7. Kammermusik, fourth movement, massig bewegte Halbe. Munter, aber immer gemachlich / Paul Hindemith