40 Jahre Donaueschinger Musiktage 1950–1990
Label:
Col Legno – AU-031800 CD
Series:
Donaueschinger Musiktage (2) – 1950-1990
Format:
4 x CD, Compilation
Country:
Germany
Released:
Oct 1993
Genre:
Electronic, Classical
Style:
Modern Classical, Neo-Classical, Contemporary, Experimental, Post-Modern
1-1 Karl Amadeus Hartmann– Adagio (Symphony No. 2) 15:40
1-2 Pierre Boulez– Polyphonie X 16:49
1-3 Luigi Nono– Due Espressioni (Music For Donaueschingen) 12:14
1-4 Iannis Xenakis– Metastaseis 8:40
1-5 Krzysztof Penderecki– Anaklasis 8:40
1-6 György Ligeti– Atmosphères 8:34
2-1 Pierre Boulez– Poésie Pour Pouvoir
Engineer – Fred Bürck, Hans Wurm, Susanne Vogt
Voice – Michel Bouquet
18:50
2-2 Pierre Boulez– Structures Pour Deux Pianos II, Chapitre I
Piano – Pierre Boulez, Yvonne Loriod
9:00
2-3 Pierre Boulez– Structures Pour Deux Pianos II, Chapitre II, Version 1
Piano – Pierre Boulez, Yvonne Loriod
13:15
2-4 Pierre Boulez– Structures Pour Deux Pianos II, Chapitre II, Version 2
Piano – Pierre Boulez, Yvonne Loriod
13:20
2-5 Karlheinz Stockhausen– Punkte 1952/62 18:52
3-1 Igor Stravinsky– In Memoriam Dylan Thomas
Cello [Violoncello] – Leo Koscielny
Tenor Vocals – Peter Pears
Trombone – Ferdinand Winkelsträter, Hans Mayr, Otto Heinl, Werner Michel
Viola – Albert Dietrich
Violin – Günther Weigmann, Heinz Stanske
7:50
3-2 Bernd Alois Zimmermann– Sonate Für Bratsche Solo
Viola – Albert Dietrich
6:10
3-3 Heinz Holliger– Pneuma 16:04
3-4 Helmut Lachenmann– Schwankungen Am Rand 32:45
3-5 Andreas Raseghi– Kammerquartett: Non Troppo Vivace
Cello – Andreas Arndt (2)
Viola – Steuart Eaton*
Violin [First] – Matthias Lingenfelder
Violin [Second] – Jens Oppermann
3:29
3-6 Andreas Raseghi– Kammerquartett: With Infinite Passion And Expression, Rubatissimo
Cello – Andreas Arndt (2)
Viola – Steuart Eaton*
Violin [First] – Matthias Lingenfelder
Violin [Second] – Jens Oppermann
3:01
3-7 Andreas Raseghi– Kammerquartett: Molto Lento
Cello – Andreas Arndt (2)
Viola – Steuart Eaton*
Violin [First] – Matthias Lingenfelder
Violin [Second] – Jens Oppermann
2:50
4-1 Olivier Messiaen– Réveil Des Oiseaux
Piano – Yvonne Loriod
21:25
4-2 Elliott Carter– Oboenkonzert
Oboe – Heinz Holliger
19:00
4-3 Wolfgang Rihm– Frau / Stimme
Soprano Vocals – Carmen Fuggiss, Isolde Siebert
20:15
4-4 Johannes Kalitzke– Nachtschleife
Baritone Vocals – Gordon Jones (2)
Bass Vocals – Terry Edwards (2)
Mezzo-soprano Vocals – Nancy Long
Soprano Vocals – Judith Rees, Nicole Tibbels
Tenor Vocals – Peter Hall (8)
15:15
Distributed By – Aurophon – AU-031800 CD
Conductor – Ernest Bour (tracks: 3-3, 3-4), Hans Rosbaud (tracks: 1-1 to 2-1, 3-1, 4-1), Johannes Kalitzke (tracks: 4-4), Michael Gielen (tracks: 4-2, 4-3), Pierre Boulez (tracks: 2-1, 2-5)
Orchestra – Sinfonieorchester Des Südwestfunks (tracks: 1-1 to 2-1, 2-5, 3-3, 3-4, 4-1 to 4-3)
Track 1-1 is for large orchestra, world premiere September 10th 1950.
Track 1-2 is for 18 solo instruments, Modéré- Lent- Vif, commissioned by Southwest German Radio, world premiere October 6th 1951.
Track 1-3 was commissioned by Southwest German Radio, world premiere October 11th 1953.
Track 1-4 had its world premiere October 16th 1955.
Track 1-5 is for strings and groups of percussion, commissioned by Southwest German Radio, world premiere October 16th 1960.
Track 1-6 is for large orchestra, commissioned by Southwest German Radio, world premiere October 22nd 1961.
Track 2-1 composed after a poem by Henri Michaux, commissioned by Southwest German Radio, world premiere October 19th 1958.
Tracks 2-2 to 2-4 were commissioned by Southwest German Radio, world premiere October 19th 1958.
Track 2-5 is for orchestra, commissioned by Southwest German Radio, world premiere October 20th 1963.
Track 3-1 is for tenor, string quartet and four trombones, European premiere October 17th 1954.
Track 3-2 was commissioned by Southwest German Radio, world premiere October 15th 1955.
Track 3-3 is for wind, percussion and radios, commissioned by Southwest German Radio, world premiere October 18th 1970.
Track 3-4 is for brass and strings, commissioned by Southwest German Radio, world premiere October 17th 1975.
Tracks 3-5 to 3-7 composed 1982 to 1984, performed by Auryn Quartet, world premiere October 17th 1987.
Track 4-1 is for piano and orchestra, commissioned by Southwest German Radio, world premiere October 11th 1953.
Track 4-2 was commissioned by its dedicatee, Paul Sacher, completed in October 1987, world premiere June 17th 1988 in Zürich, German premiere October 16th 1988.
Track 4-3 is for soprano and orchestra with soprano, words by Heiner Müller, commissioned by the town of Donaueschingen on the occasion of its 1100th anniversary, world premiere October 22nd 1989.
Track 4-4 is a madrigal for vocal sextet, performed by London Sinfoniette Voices, commissioned by Southwest German Radio, world premiere October 21st 1989.
Comes in slipcase and with 164-pages thick booklet in German and English.
Barcode (Text): 4 010165 318007
Label Code: LC 7709
SPARS Code: DDD
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