Released 1967 Length 31:25 Release date 1967 | Recorded 1967 Artist Morton Subotnick Label Nonesuch Records Inc. | |
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Songs Silver Apples of the Moon, Part A, Silver Apples of the Moon, Part B Genres Classical music, Avant-garde music Classical music albums Switched‑On Bach, A Rainbow in Curved Air, The Well‑Tempered Synthesizer, Snowflakes Are Dancing, Elect the Dead Symphony |
Silver Apples of the Moon was Morton Subotnick's first full-length LP, the first piece of classical music commissioned by a record company, which was composed in 1967 specifically for release on Nonesuch/Elektra. Subotnick took the name from Yeats's poem The Song of Wandering Aengus.
Contents
Silver apples of the moon vinyl rip
Track listing
- "Part A" – 16:33
- "Part B" – 14:52
Personnel
References
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