Sound and Colour: Works by Steffen Schleiermacher
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Label: MDG (Dabringhaus und Grimm)
Cat No: MDG6132005
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Release Date: 24th November 2017
Contents
Works
Keyboard Suite no.7 in G minor, HWV432Feuerwind: Hommage a Paul Klee
Klang-Raum-Modulator: Hommage a Laszlo Moholy-Nagy
Klangketten: Hommage a Alexander Calder
Portrat mit Saxophon: Hommage a Max Beckmann
Schwankendes Gleichgewicht: Hommage a Paul Klee
Taches: Hommage a Hans Hartung
Treppentanzer: Hommage a Oskar Schlemmer
Artists
Ensemble Avantgardesonic.art Saxophone Quartet
Wolfgang Heisig (phonola)
Works
Keyboard Suite no.7 in G minor, HWV432Feuerwind: Hommage a Paul Klee
Klang-Raum-Modulator: Hommage a Laszlo Moholy-Nagy
Klangketten: Hommage a Alexander Calder
Portrat mit Saxophon: Hommage a Max Beckmann
Schwankendes Gleichgewicht: Hommage a Paul Klee
Taches: Hommage a Hans Hartung
Treppentanzer: Hommage a Oskar Schlemmer
Artists
Ensemble Avantgardesonic.art Saxophone Quartet
Wolfgang Heisig (phonola)
About
Along with the Ensemble Avantgarde, the sonic.art Saxophone Quartet, and Wolfgang Heisig on the player piano, Schleiermacher creates a musical self-portrait offering a rewarding listening experience for fans of new music. Schleiermacher’s incredible Treppentänzer based on Oskar Schlemmer for the player piano is heard here in a rendering by Wolfgang Heisig on the Phonola. Handel’s famous Passacaglia in G minor is heard as an encore in a grotesquely wild version on the Phonola - a fine bridge between Schlemmer, who used this piece for his Triadic Ballet, and Schleiermacher, who like Handel is from Halle and with this fine work show earns his place in the master’s genuine and venerable musical line.
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