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Released on ECM Records, also Every Day (I Thank You) (Michael Brecker), Music for a Large Ensemble (Jay Clayton) and Story From a Stranger (Pat Metheny)
Written by John Adams, also Two Fanfares: 2. Short Ride in a Fast Machine (City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra), The Chairman Dances: Foxtrot for Orchestra (City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra) and Gnarly Buttons: III. Put Your Loving Arms Around Me (Michael Collins)
Recorded at Louise M. Davies Symphony Hall, also Appalachian Spring (Los Angeles Philharmonic), Vocalise, Op. 34, No.14 (Kocsis Zoltán) and Symphonie "Mathis Der Maler": I. Engelskonzert
Part of Harmonium, also Harmonium: I. Negative Love
Worth knowing
Counted from cited credits on fono.
38 other songs on fono were recorded at Louise M. Davies Symphony Hall, by Herbert Blomstedt and Michael Tilson Thomas and others
John Adams wrote 3 of San Francisco Symphony’s top 10 songs
John Adams wrote 101 songs on fono
Emily Dickinson wrote 14 songs on fono
Credits
All 5 credits
- Written by
- Emily Dickinson and John Adams
- Part of
- Harmonium
- Recorded at
- Louise M. Davies Symphony Hall
- Released on
- ECM Records
- Written by
- Emily Dickinson and John Adams
- Part of
- Harmonium
- Recorded at
- Louise M. Davies Symphony Hall
- Released on
- ECM Records
Connected by credits
Other songs that share a producer, writer, studio or label with this one.
Same writer: John Adams
Same writer: Emily Dickinson
Same label: ECM Records
Same studio: Louise M. Davies Symphony Hall
Same release: Harmonium
Same writer: John Adams
Same writer: Emily Dickinson
Same label: ECM Records
Music for a Large Ensemble
Jay Clayton, Elizabeth Arnold, Virgil Blackwell, Robert Chausow, Richard Cohen, James Dooley, Marshall Farr, Christopher Finckel, Michael Finckel, Vince Gnojek, Shem Guibbory, James Hamlin, Russell Hartenberger, Douglas Hedwig, Ed Joffe, Claire Bergman, Edmund Niemann, Lewis Paer, James Preiss, Steve Reich, Gary Schall, Richard Schwarz, Ruth Siegler, Mort Silver, Judy Sugarman, David Van Tieghem, Nurit Tilles, Glen Velez, Bob Becker, Larry Karush
1980
Elsewhere
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1MusicBrainz Harmonium: II. Because I Could Not Stop for Death / III. Wild Nights was written by Emily Dickinson
Harmonium: II. Because I Could Not Stop for Death / III. Wild Nights was written by Emily Dickinson
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2MusicBrainz Harmonium: II. Because I Could Not Stop for Death / III. Wild Nights was written by John Adams
Harmonium: II. Because I Could Not Stop for Death / III. Wild Nights was written by John Adams
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3MusicBrainz Harmonium: II. Because I Could Not Stop for Death / III. Wild Nights is part of the release Harmonium
Harmonium: II. Because I Could Not Stop for Death / III. Wild Nights is part of the release Harmonium
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4MusicBrainz Harmonium: II. Because I Could Not Stop for Death / III. Wild Nights was recorded at Louise M. Davies Symphony Hall
Harmonium: II. Because I Could Not Stop for Death / III. Wild Nights was recorded at Louise M. Davies Symphony Hall
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5MusicBrainz ECM Records is the label of the song Harmonium: II. Because I Could Not Stop for Death / III. Wild Nights
ECM Records is the label of the song Harmonium: II. Because I Could Not Stop for Death / III. Wild Nights
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6MusicBrainz Harmonium: II. Because I Could Not Stop for Death / III. Wild Nights was released on 1984
Harmonium: II. Because I Could Not Stop for Death / III. Wild Nights was released on 1984
MusicBrainz core data (CC0)Retrieved Sep 30, 2026