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Color-Sounds & Visual Music: Chapter 5 - Kandinsky

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Key Image: Wassily Kandinsky, “Light Picture,” 1913.
Source: Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum.

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Contents of this path:

  1. DH 5.1. Annie Besant, “Radiating Affection,” Thought-Forms, 1905
  2. DH 5.2. Annie Besant, “Explosive Anger,” Thought-Forms, 1905
  3. DH 5.3. Annie Besant, “The Music of Charles Gounod,” Thought-Forms, 1905
  4. DH 5.3a. Annie Besant, “The Music of Richard Wagner,” Thought-Forms, 1905
  5. DH 5.4. Heinrich Klüver, “Form Constants,” 1926
  6. DH 5.5. Wassily Kandinsky, “Singer,” 1903
  7. DH 5.6. Wassily Kandinsky, “Impression III (Concert),” 1911
  8. DH 5.7k. Wassily Kandinsky, “Klänge (Sounds),” 1913
  9. DH 5.7. Wassily Kandinsky, vignette next to “Hills,” 1911
  10. DH 5.8. Wassily Kandinsky, “See,” 1913
  11. DH 5.8a. Wassily Kandinsky, “See,” p. 2 and “Lyrical,” 1913
  12. DH 5.9. Wassily Kandinsky, “Lyrical,” 1911
  13. DH 5.10. Wassily Kandinsky, “Two Women in Moonlit Landscape,” 1911
  14. DH 5.11. Wassily Kandinsky, “Light Picture,” 1913
  15. DH 5.12. Wassily Kandinsky, Diagram 17 from “Point and Line to Plane,” 1926
  16. DH 5.13. Wassily Kandinsky, Bauhaus Synaesthesia Survey, 1922-23(?)
  17. DH 5.14. Wassily Kandinsky, “Composition VIII,” 1923
  18. DH 5.15.1. Wassily Kandinsky, “Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony (first measure),” 1926
  19. DH 5.15.2. Wassily Kandinsky, “Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony,” 1926
  20. DH 5.15.3. Wassily Kandinsky, “Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony (second theme),” 1926
  21. DH 5.15a. H. S. Bormann, Bauhaus Visuliazation of Music, Kandinsky Course, 1930
  22. DH 5.16. Wassily Kandinsky, “Quadrangle and Triangle in a Circle as the Origin of Numbers,” 1926
  23. DH 5.17. Helene Schmidt-Nonne, Bauhaus Form Derivations, 1926–27
  24. Kandinsky Media Gallery
  25. Russian Synaesthetic Art
  26. Mussorgsky Kandinsky
  27. Arnold Schoenberg (1874-1951): Die Gluckliche Hand (full)
  28. Alfred Schnittke, “Yellow Sound,” 1974 (1/3)
  29. Alfred Schnittke, “Yellow Sound,” 1974 (2/3)
  30. Alfred Schnittke, “Yellow Sound,” 1974 (3/3)
  31. Alfred Schnittke, “Yellow Sound,” 1974/1984

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