
Hosokawa: Solo
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Kompozytor
Toshio Hosokawa (ur. 1955)
Toshio Hosokawa (ur. 1955)
Wykonawcy
Klangforum Wien:
Florian Müller, piano
Markus Deuter, oboe
Benedikt Leitner, cello
Virginie Tarrete, harp
Annette Bik, violin
Andreas Eberle, trombone
Olivier Vivarés, clarinet
Lukas Schiske, percussion
Klangforum Wien:
Florian Müller, piano
Markus Deuter, oboe
Benedikt Leitner, cello
Virginie Tarrete, harp
Annette Bik, violin
Andreas Eberle, trombone
Olivier Vivarés, clarinet
Lukas Schiske, percussion
“Haiku” for Pierre Boulez
Spell Song
Small Chant
2 Japanese Folk Songs
Extasis
Voice
Edi
Senn VI
Spell Song
Small Chant
2 Japanese Folk Songs
Extasis
Voice
Edi
Senn VI
Toshio Hosokawa, Japan’s pre-eminent living composer, creates his distinctive musical language from the fascinating relationship between Western avant-garde art and traditional Japanese culture. His music is strongly connected to the aesthetic and spiritual roots of the Japanese arts (such as calligraphy), as well as to those of Japanese court music (such as Gagaku). He gives musical expression to notions of beauty rooted in transience: “We hear the individual notes and appreciate, at the same time, the process of how the notes are born and die: a sound landscape of continual ‘becoming’ that is animated in itself.”
This album is part of Klangforum Wien’s “Solo” 5-CD series of recordings of pieces for one performer, which is the ensemble’s response to the 2020 Covid-19 pandemic.
Recording: Mozart-Saal, Wiener Konzerthaus, Vienna/Austria, August 2020.
This album is part of Klangforum Wien’s “Solo” 5-CD series of recordings of pieces for one performer, which is the ensemble’s response to the 2020 Covid-19 pandemic.
Recording: Mozart-Saal, Wiener Konzerthaus, Vienna/Austria, August 2020.