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Salvatore Sciarrino - Lohengrin
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WWE 1CD 20264

Salvatore Sciarrino
Lohengrin

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Vento d´ombra 09:29 Share
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Due notturni crudeli - 1. Senza tempo e scandito 06:03 Share
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- 2. Furia, metallo 03:21 Share
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Lohengrin - Prologo attraverso und finestra aperta 01:21 Share
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- Scena I 10:22 Share
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- Scena II 08:12 Share
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- Scena III 11:26 Share
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- Scena IV 06:03 Share
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- (Canto del cigno) 02:52 Share
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- Epilogo 03:32 Share
Total Time 01:02:41
Digital Booklet - only with album
‘Out of nothing’ and into ‘nothing’

For Sciarrino those are crucial categories of expression. When composing he is just as interested in what does not resound as in what does. He is an explorer of musical antimatter.” (Claus Spahn) – Sciarrino’s Lohengrin (1984) in a new recording by the young Milan Ensemble Risognanze, along with the world premiere recording of Vento d’ombra (2005).

The opera as a radio play: the instruments build the scenery, the orchestra creates the ambience. This first ever live recording of Salvatore Sciarrino's "Lohengrin," namely of the production performed at the Tiroler Festspiele Erl, now finally documents the original intention of the Sicilian composer. The musical adaptation of the symbolist prose of the French writer Jules Laforgue develops before us as though our eyes were listening. The intense voice of Marianne Pousseur hurls the dream projections of Elsa's affair with Lohengrin against the fragile sound wall created by Sciarrino's compositional language. The Ensemble Risognanze under Tito Ceccherini intensifies the physical listening space by its sensitive sound gestures, having opened it by the cantabile fragments of the instrumental piece "Vento d'ombra" as a kind of prologue.
Marianne Pousseur, voice
Stephan Zelck, tenor
Michael Doumas, bass
Johannes Wimmer, bass
Alfonso Alberti, piano
Ensemble Risognanze
Tito Ceccherini, conductor

1CD

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Tiroler Festspiele Erl

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