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Wolfgang Rihm: Musik für drei Streicher (2000)
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Wolfgang Rihm - Musik für drei Streicher (2000)
Classical | EAC (APE, CUE & LOG) | 191 MB
Classical | EAC (APE, CUE & LOG) | 191 MB
| “ | All Music Guide Beethoven's late music occasionally presents little moments of sublime terror, of miniature oracle and epiphany: a familiar form abruptly falters, a chord or gesture rudely cracks in two, and the comfortable surface rips and expels an alien sound―something utterly strange, inexplicable, irreducible. It hangs in front of the ears with the tonnage of destiny, eked out in frightfully direct but indecipherable words. And then the outburst swallows its own chaos and wraithfully withdraws. Wolfgang Rihm was savoring and submitting to such moments when he wrote his vast expressive juggernaut Music for Three Strings in 1977, at age 25. He clearly quotes certain cipher-like phrases from Beethoven's last string quartets, but a Beethovenian spirit haunts Rihm's work in more than isolated instance. In particular, he seems to perform an autopsy on the new expressive world opened up by Beethoven's last quartets, especially the obsession with expressive rupture, the notion that the moment of greatest expression is also the moment of tearing, of rip and rift in the musical fabric. | ” |
- Tracklist
Erster Teil:
I Lento
II Assai sostenuto
III Double. Molto allegro (inquieto)
Zweiter Teil:
IV Canzona I
V Canzona II - Adagio Intermezzo
VI Canzona III - Adagio assai, molto semplice
Dritter Teil:
VII Energico
Melise Mellinger, violin
Barbara Maurer, viola
Lucas Fels, cello
Kairos 0012042KAI
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