Three stapled sheets (all 1pp) 30 x 21cm, the event programme for a seven hour continuous performance of mostly new music with works and performances by Nam June Paik, John Cage, Dick Higgins, Earle Brouwn, Tomas Schmit, Jackson Mac Low, Robert Sheff, Philip Corner, Alison Knowles, Alvin Lucier, Edward Zajda, Karlheinz Stockhausen, Takahiko Iimura, Charlotte Moorman, Yoko Ono, Kenneth Werner, Gordon Mumma, Ben Patterson, Malcolm Goldstein, Robert Ashley, and Philip Krumm. The programme lists all the works in order and the musicians. Experiments in Art & Technology are thanked for their help in making the concert possible. VG++.  Very scarce.

21 x 10cm, 4pp announcement card for two concerts - the first an organ recital by the Viennese Aktionist Nitsch and then a concert with Stockhausen both in December 1986. One b/w portrait of both composers.  Subscription form. VG+.

21 x 30cm, black and white silver gelatine photograph from original negative showing Charlotte Moorman performing  from the balcony part of Stockhausen's musical play Originale in 1965.

This image was originally taken by Fred McDarrah and his estate retains copyright on the image so this is sold for personal use and not for reproduction. This is in very good condition and a crisp modern print (post 1990s we suspect) from original negative. If this was a vintage print we would charge much more.

21 x 15cm, 20pp (self cover). Single number of the gallery's bulletin here with an image from Bertold Brecht's Arturo Ui on the cover from the Brecht Ensemble and internally promotion of a dance event by Jose Limon and notice for a summer school for contemporary music including two notations from Karl-Heinz Stockhausen rtepriduced.

22.5 x 30cm, 32pp plus original glossy wrappers. First edition of this score for the earliest of works by the composer - he regarded it as his first original composition, as opposed to the style-imitation exercises he did as part of his music studies. Wrappers a little browned else VG. Scarce.

22.5 x 30cm, 78pp plus original glossy wrappers. First edition of this chamber-music score for five woodwinds. The first of three wind quintets written by Stockhausen. Wrappers are very slightly browned and the internal text block is slightly loose because of poor gluing during the perfect binding process (easily repaired). Scarce.