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Trio / Passacaglia Ungherese / Hun

Trio / Passacaglia Ungherese / Hun

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booklet writer: Husler, Josef interpreter: Gawriloff, Saschko interpreter: Besch, Eckart interpreter: Chojnacka, Elisabeth interpreter: Ballista, Antonio interpreter: Canino, Bruno interpreter: Baumann, Hermann composer: Ligeti, Gyrgy Publisher: Wergo This production received the quarterly German Record Critics' Award! Chamber music from the period between 1968 and 1982 reveals Ligeti once again working with conventional instruments, a development that is particularly impressive with the old-fashioned harpsichord and the Continuum entrusted to it. The piece has an unreal opalescence, literally whirring and flickering. Sheets of sound transform threateningly - quite unlike the more grounded, Hungarian-tinged pieces. The works for piano duo suddenly present a standard theme of painting as a musical subject: the self-portrait! The full title of the composition translates as "Self-portrait with Reich and Riley (and Chopin is in there too)." Ligeti does not deny the irony here. In his Trio, obstinately enough, he does not assemble a classical set of instruments but instead includes representatives of different "families," juxtaposed more or less irreconcilably: violin, horn, and piano. Outstanding performers. (from: Fono-Forum - CD-Fhrer Klassik 92/93)
Product details
Release Date:
1996-06-15
Publication Date:
1996-06-15
Publisher:
Wergo (New Arts International)
Languages:
Published: English
Weight:
113 g
Height:
12.4 cm
Width:
14.2 cm
Thickness:
1 cm
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