
Wydawnictwo: Lawo Classics
Nr katalogowy: LWC 1244
Nośnik: 1 CD
Data wydania: grudzień 2022
EAN: 7090020182667
Nr katalogowy: LWC 1244
Nośnik: 1 CD
Data wydania: grudzień 2022
EAN: 7090020182667
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Epoka muzyczna: współczesna
Obszar (język): norweski
Instrumenty: fortepian
Epoka muzyczna: współczesna
Obszar (język): norweski
Instrumenty: fortepian
Hellstenius: Places of Sounds and Words
Lawo Classics - LWC 1244
Kompozytor
Henrik Hellstenius (ur. 1963)
Henrik Hellstenius (ur. 1963)
Wykonawcy
Elisabeth Holmertz, soprano
Cikada
Asamisimasa
Elisabeth Holmertz, soprano
Cikada
Asamisimasa
Utwory na płycie:
Instrument of Speech for Ensemble and Electronics - II. Readings
Instrument of Speech for Ensemble and Electronics - III. Chomsky Lectures
Instrument of Speech for Ensemble and Electronics - IV. Babel
Places of Sounds and Words for Soprano, Ensemble and Electronics - I. Things, Places and People
Places of Sounds and Words for Soprano, Ensemble and Electronics - II. Mutated Birds
Places of Sounds and Words for Soprano, Ensemble and Electronics - III. A Girl
Places of Sounds and Words for Soprano, Ensemble and Electronics - IV. Lost in Life
Places of Sounds and Words for Soprano, Ensemble and Electronics - V. Animals in the Forest
Places of Sounds and Words for Soprano, Ensemble and Electronics - VI. Places, People and Things
Places of Sounds and Words for Soprano, Ensemble and Electronics - VII. I Only See Forms
Unfolded for Piano Trio
Instrument of Speech for Ensemble and Electronics - I. Bennett Talks
Places of Sounds and Words
Unfolded
Instrument of Speech
Unfolded
Instrument of Speech
What is the nature of the relationship between music and the wider reality that it exists within? Does art imitate life, or can life imitate art? Can the two meaningfully coexist? When a sound is taken from the real world and placed into a musical context, does it mean the same thing? Where does meaning come from, and how do we decide what a sound means?
Henrik Hellstenius first began investigating these questions in 2007, with Places of Sound, a work composed for a choreographed performance at the Norwegian Opera and Ballet, that combined two singers, strings and sounds from the real world. Some years later, Hellstenius returned to this, exploring in more depth what he refers to as a “polyphony of signs”, bringing together the worlds of composed and found sounds and investigating their impact and effect on each other.
On this recording he presents three works: Places of Sounds and Words for Soprano, Ensemble and Electronics, Unfolded for Piano Trio, and Instrument of Speech for Ensemble and Electronics. Participating musicians are soprano Elisabeth Holmertz, and the ensembles Cikada and asamisimasa.
Recorded in Sofienberg Church, Oslo, 22–23 January and 12 March 2021 (Places Of Sounds And Words / Unfolded), and in Jar Church, Barum, 12–13 June 2017 (Instrument Of Speech).
Henrik Hellstenius first began investigating these questions in 2007, with Places of Sound, a work composed for a choreographed performance at the Norwegian Opera and Ballet, that combined two singers, strings and sounds from the real world. Some years later, Hellstenius returned to this, exploring in more depth what he refers to as a “polyphony of signs”, bringing together the worlds of composed and found sounds and investigating their impact and effect on each other.
On this recording he presents three works: Places of Sounds and Words for Soprano, Ensemble and Electronics, Unfolded for Piano Trio, and Instrument of Speech for Ensemble and Electronics. Participating musicians are soprano Elisabeth Holmertz, and the ensembles Cikada and asamisimasa.
Recorded in Sofienberg Church, Oslo, 22–23 January and 12 March 2021 (Places Of Sounds And Words / Unfolded), and in Jar Church, Barum, 12–13 June 2017 (Instrument Of Speech).