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    "Grandmother chord", first used by Nicolas Slonimsky. In 1927, Slonimsky formed the Boston Chamber Orchestra, for which he solicited music from...

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    Dear Dorothy: Letters from Nicolas Slonimsky to Dorothy Adlow. Boydell & Brewer Group Ltd. Yourke, Electra Slonimsky, Slonimsky, Nicolas.

  • Nicolas Slonimsky — John Simon Guggenheim Memorial...

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    Nicolas Slonimsky. Fellow: Awarded 1987. Field of Study: Music Research. Competition: US & Canada. http://www.slonimsky.net/.

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  • Nicolas Slonimsky — The New Republic

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    The New Republic. Nicolas Slonimsky. November 15, 2012. Jeremy Denk.

  • John Coltrane, Nicolas Slonimsky and The Arduino — Part 1

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    In this two part article, I’ll focus first on the inspiration for the device — the work of John Coltrane and Nicolas Slonimsky.

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    Nicolas Slonimsky Havana'da İyonizasyon yapıyor. " Büyükanne akoru " Çal ( yardım · bilgi ) , ilk kez Nicolas Slonimsky tarafından kullanılmıştır .

  • John Coltrane, Nicolas Slonimsky and The Arduino — Part 1

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    In this two part article, I’ll focus first on the inspiration for the device — the work of John Coltrane and Nicolas Slonimsky.