Morton FELDMAN
“Crippled Symmetry, live at June in Buffalo”
17,00€
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“2 CD set in slim card package. In 2000, Eberhard Blum (flute, alto flute, bass flute), Nils Vigeland (glockenspiel, vibraphone) and Jan Williams (piano, celesta), Morton Feldman’s close friends and collaborators, came together once more as “The Feldman Soloists” to perform Crippled Symmetry, the trio Feldman composed for them, on the 25th anniversary celebration of June in Buffalo, the festival he founded. The recording of this concert is now finally available on CD, and is destined to become the reference recording of this work. Required listening for all fans of Feldman’s rich, hypnotic world of enigmatic harmony and mnemonic echo. Mastered by Denis Blackham, and presented in a card package which unfolds to reveal the musicians’ “butterfly-like” arrangement on stage.
“This turned out to be one of the best performances that we had ever given together. The rare and indescribable ‘magic moment’ of occasion and ambience seems to have inspired us. The recording of the concert belongs to my most valued sound documents. When I listened to it for the first time, my immediate reaction was: this performance ought to be available on CD. Now, ten years later, it is.” Eberhard Blum
Eberhard Blum (flûtes), Nils Vigeland (glockenspiel, vibraphone) et Jan Williams (piano, celesta) – trois interprètes et proches amis de Morton Feldman – jouent “Crippled symmetry” (1983), une œuvre composée pour eux, en 2000 à Buffalo dans l’État de New York. Un enregistrement live estimé par les musiciens comme leur meilleure interprétation de cette pièce.
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