Edition Musikfabrik Vol.15: Sturm (Storm)
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Label: Wergo
Cat No: WER68682
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Release Date: 3rd May 2019
Contents
Works
The Tempest Songbook for soprano, baritone and ensembleDas Tosen des staunenden Echos
Antagonisme controle
Artists
Olivia Vermeulen (soprano)Peter Schone (baritone)
Peter Brotzmann (saxophone)
Dirk Rothbrust (drums)
Marino Pliakas (electric bass)
Ensemble Musikfabrik
Conductors
Jean DeroyerEmilio Pomarico
Christian Eggen
Works
The Tempest Songbook for soprano, baritone and ensembleDas Tosen des staunenden Echos
Antagonisme controle
Artists
Olivia Vermeulen (soprano)Peter Schone (baritone)
Peter Brotzmann (saxophone)
Dirk Rothbrust (drums)
Marino Pliakas (electric bass)
Ensemble Musikfabrik
Conductors
Jean DeroyerEmilio Pomarico
Christian Eggen
About
Kaija Saariaho’s storm references are more literary in nature: Shakespeare’s play The Tempest serves as a backdrop for her Songbook of the same name and provides the lyrics for the pieces sung finely nuanced by Olivia Vermeulen and Peter Schöne. In antagonisme contrôlé, by Michael Wertmüller, the storm takes place in the formal structure of the work, where the different temperatures of free jazz and new music collide: Peter Brötzmann - one of the leading free jazz-artists today - together with Ensemble Musikfabrik’s percussionist, Dirk Rothbrust, on drumset and Marino Pliakas on e-bass create a high pressure system to face the headwind of the full ensemble.
The booklet poster shows Gerhard Richter's Red-Blue-Yellow from 1973, which artistically comments on the thematic bundling of the programme from the highlights of the series 'Musikfabrik im WDR'. Richter has been a member of the Board of Trustees of the Ensemble Musikfabrik since 2009.
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