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Abyss and Caress |
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Fire Fragile Flight |
11:11 |
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Each Time You Carry Me This Way |
12:44 |
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Openings of the (Eye) |
10:26 |
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Angels of the Inmost Heaven |
09:01 |
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Disparate Stairway Radical Other |
22:21 |
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Avanti |
03:33 |
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Total Time |
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| About Lucia Dlugoszewski |
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| Throughout her life, Lucia Dlugoszewski (1925 – 2000) was overshadowed by great masters of the New York music scene – even though she had been awarded a number of prestigious prizes and – in 1977 – was the first woman ever to receive the Koussevitzky International Recording Award. Today, almost 25 years after her death, the composer, lyric poet, inventor of musical instruments, choreographer and stage director is enjoying a renaissance. Increasingly, Diugoszewski’s compositions are included in programmes presented by festivals, ensembles and orchestras. Klangforum Wien is joining the ranks, re-interpreting these almost forgotten works with their usual virtuosity and precision. The double album includes selected pieces ranging from the 1950s to the 1990s. Compositions such as Abyss and Caress (1975), Each Time You Carry Me This Way (1993) and Avanti (1980) are here recorded for the very first time. |
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| About Klangforum Wien |
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24 musicians from 12 countries are constantly exploring new horizons of artistic creativity together with the most important composers of our time. Openminded, virtuosic in performance and aurally perceptive, Klangforum Wien devotes itself to the artistic interpretation and expansion of experiential space. Ever since it was founded by Beat Furrer in 1985, the ensemble – which, over the years, has received a great number of awards and distinctions – has written music
history: It has presented around 600 world premières, it boasts an extensive discography of more than 90 releases, appearing at the most important concert and opera venues and at the major music festivals. Klangforum Wien has its
own annual concert series at the Wiener Konzerthaus. Every year, the ensemble commissions composers and gives numerous world and territorial premieres.
www.klangforum.at
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| Tim Anderson |
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Anglo-German conductor Tim Anderson is rapidly making a name for himself as an interpreter of 20th and 21st century repertoire. He has conducted for companies such as the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, Teatro Real Madrid, Dutch National Opera, Opéra National de Montpellier, and Stadttheater Klagenfurt. He studied at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama, the New College – Oxford, and at the Jorma Panula Academy in Helsinki. As an assistant, he most recently worked with Vladimir Jurowski (Das Rheingold, LPO), Sir Donald Runnicles Andretta (Le nozze di Figaro, Glyndebourne Festival). In concert, he has appeared with contemporary music ensembles such as Klangforum Wien, Birmingham
Contemporary Music Group, and London Sinfonietta. (Die Walküre, Deutsche Oper Berlin), Ivor Bolton (Rusalka, Teatro Real Madrid), Nicholas Carter (Brett Dean’s Hamlet, Adelaide Festival), and Giancarlo Andretta (Le nozze di Figaro, Glyndebourne Festival). In concert, he has appeared
with contemporary music ensembles such as Klangforum Wien, Birmingham Contemporary Music Group, and London Sinfonietta. |
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| Peter Evans |
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Peter Evans is a composer, trumpeter, improviser and bandleader living in New York City since 2003. He is part of a broad, hybrid scene of musical experimentation, his work spanning a wide range of modern musical practices and traditions. Peter Evans champions the simultaneously self-determining and collaborative nature of musical improvisation as a compositional tool, working with an ever-growing
group of musicians and composers to create new music. He is considered one of the leading voices in the field of solo improvisation and began his work influenced by the works of improvising composers such as Parker, Anthony Braxton, Milford Graves, Barry Guy, Roscoe Mitchell and many others. |
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| Johannes Kalitzke |
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Johannes Kalitzke was born in Cologne in 1959. He completed his studies at the Cologne University of Music, piano with Aloys Kontarsky, conducting with Wolfgang von der Nahmer and composition with York Höller. His first engagement as a conductor took Johannes Kalitzke in 1984 to the Musiktheater im Revier in Gelsenkirchen, where he was chief conductor from 1988 to 1990. In 1991 he became artistic director and conductor of the “Musikfabrik”. He is a regular guest conductor
with top-class ensembles (Klangforum Wien, Collegium Novum, Ensemble Modern) and internationally with numerous symphony orchestras. Since 2015 he holds a professorship for conducting at the Mozarteum University in Salzburg and teaches as a guest at various European universities. Kalitzke has received numerous awards, including the Bernd Alois Zimmermann Prize of the City of Cologne and a scholarship to the Villa Massimo, Rome. |
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| Ilan Volkov |
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Ilan Volkov was born in Israel in 1976 and began his conducting career at the age of 19. He studied at the Royal College of Music in London and was appointed Principal
Conductor of the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra in 2003. From 2011 to 2014 he was Music Director and Principal Conductor of the Iceland Symphony Orchestra. During this time, he developed the Tectonics Festival, whose programming reflects Volkov’s keen interest in experimental music, free improvisation, electronica, folk, world music and innovative hip-hop, and which is now presented as part of other events around the world. Ilan Volkov is also active in opera and has conducted stage works by Tchaikovsky, Britten, Weill and Bartók, among others. As a highly esteemed guest conductor, he devotes himself to a diverse repertoire, just as he does on the podium of a wide variety of ensembles at numerous festivals. |
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