Michael Gielen - Nono: Orchestral Works & Chamber Music - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Clouds and galaxies Xenakis rooted his music in many different spheres of the cosmos, ranging from mathematics to geometry, architecture or philosophy. Recorded as follows Ata October 1988, Donaueschingen; N'Shima November 1991 in Metz; Metastaseis October 1955 in Donaueschingen; Ioolkos October 1996 in Donaueschingen; Charisma July 1974 in Darmstadt and Jonchaies November 1981, in Metz. Featuring Michael Gielen, Kwame Ryan and Hans Rosbaud conducting the SWF Symphony Orchestra Baden-Baden; Rachid Safir conducting Les Jeunes Soloists and Gilbert Amy conducting the Nouvel Orchestre Philharmonique. All selections newly re-mastered.

THE SOUNDTRACK InchRESURRECTIONInch M83 COMPOSES AN ELECTRONIC AND ORCHESTRAL ODYSSEY FOR BI GAN'S VISIONARY FILM.M83 is one of the most influential electronic artists of the past two decades, known for his singular ability to merge synth-driven emotion with cinematic scale. From Hurry Up, We're Dreaming to numerous film and soundtrack works, his music consistently bridges pop culture and auteur cinema.With Resurrection, M83 delivers his second soundtrack of the year, following A Necessary Escape. Composed, performed and recorded by Anthony Gonzalez, the album is the original score for Bi Gan's visionary science-fiction film, selected in Official Competition at Cannes 2025 and awarded the Prix Spécial du Jury.Released on M83's new tag Other Suns, Resurrection unfolds across 10 instrumental pieces + 2 silent film bonus tracks, blending ethereal electronics and orchestral textures. Focus track InchSullen PassageInch, featured in the film's trailer, stands as a luminous, emotional signature moment.This soundtrack is positioned as a premium physical for fans of cinematic electronica and contemporary film scores.The vinyl edition includes the original soundtrack of InchResurrectionInch on a 12Inch LP and a bonus 10Inch vinyl with two tracks taken from the soundtrack to a silent film (InchFantasmersInch) within the film.

The modern German composer Michael Gregor Scholl premiers his Pentotita (1985/86), for solo cello performed by cellist Guido Schiefen; Ueber Glitzernden Kies (1986-88) InchEin SternentraumInch for mezzo-soprano, violin, clarinet and prepared piano - based on the poetry of Else Lasker-Schuler performed by Ruth Sandhoff (mezzo-soprano); Pieter Daniel (violin); David Smeyers (clarinets); Peter Bortfeld (piano); and Memento (1992) variations for piano, performed by pianist Friedrich Hericke. World premier recordings. All selections newly remastered.