Iannis XENAKIS
“Works with piano”
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“Iannis Xenakis (1922-2001) is among the most important composers of the twentieth century. A musician, architect, engineer, he conceived his music following other criteria than those stemming from the musical tradition. He was inspired not only by mathematics and sciences but also by architecture and philosophy. For these reasons it is difficult to place his original approaches within a musical tradition.” “Aki Takahashi (piano). “Eonta” (1963) for piano, 2 trumpets & 3 trombones. The Callithumpian Consort, Stephen Drury, conductor. “Morsima-Amorsima” (1962) for piano, violin, cello & double-bass. The Callithumpian Consort, Stephen Drury, conductor. “Akea” (1986), for piano and string quartet. The Jack Quartet. “Paille in the Wind” (1992), for piano and cello. Roham de Saram, cello. Program notes (English, German, French) by Benoît Gibson.” “Play loud”.
“Iannis Xenakis (1922-2001) figure parmi les compositeurs les plus importants du 20e siècle. Musicien, architecte, ingénieur, il a conçu sa musique selon d’autres critères que ceux de la tradition musicale, s’inspirant des mathématiques, des sciences mais aussi de l’architecture ou de la philosophie. C’est pourquoi l’originalité de sa démarche le rattache difficilement à une tradition musicale”. Ici ce volume 11 se consacre à des œuvres avec piano. Aki Takahashi (piano). “Eonta” (1963) pour piano, deux trompettes & trois trombones. The Callithumpian Consort, sous la direction de Stephen Drury. “Morsima-Amorsima” (1962) pour piano, violon, violoncelle & contrebase. The Callithumpian Consort, sous la direction de Stephen Drury. “Akea” (1986), pour piano et quatuor à cordes. The Jack Quartet. “Paille in the Wind” (1992), pour piano et violoncelle. Roham de Saram, violoncelle. Notes trilingues (anglais, allemand, français) de Benoît Gibson.” Et c’est “à jouer le plus fort possible” nous dit le disque !
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