Michiko Hirayama - Canti Del Capricorno - COMPACT DISCS [CD]
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Michiko Hirayama inspired Giacinto Scelsi to write his twenty-part cycle InchCanti del CapricornoInch between 1962 and 1972. To this day the Japanese singer (b. 1923) is a unique performer of this spiritual yet energy-filled work for solo voice, with instrumental accompaniment for certain songs Scelsi's notes in his own hand in the score; that is her treasure, when she comes to Ulm in May 2006 to give a concert in the series neue musik i'm stadthaus. Michiko Hirayama is a vocal power station; she is once again very young. On this WERGO CD, it has been recorded a document of lived, immediate music. This is to be her legacy, she says openly. Album Tracks 1. Canti (20) Del Capricorno, for Woman's Voice, Another Voice & Instruments No. 1 for Voice & Gong 2. Canti (20) Del Capricorno, for Woman's Voice, Another Voice & Instruments No. 2 for Voice 3. Canti (20) Del Capricorno, for Woman's Voice, Another Voice & Instruments No. 3 for Voice 4. Canti (20) Del Capricorno, for Woman's Voice, Another Voice & Instruments No. 4 for Voice & Double Bass 5. Canti (20) Del Capricorno, for Woman's Voice, Another Voice & Instruments No. 5 for Voice 6. Canti (20) Del Capricorno, for Woman's Voice, Another Voice & Instruments No. 6 for Voice 7. Canti (20) Del Capricorno, for Woman's Voice, Another Voice & Instruments No. 7 for Voice & Saxophone 8. Canti (20) Del Capricorno, for Woman's Voice, Another Voice & Instruments No. 8 for Voice 9. Canti (20) Del Capricorno, for Woman's Voice, Another Voice & Instruments No. 9 for Voice 10. Canti (20) Del Capricorno, for Woman's Voice, Another Voice & Instruments No. 10 for Voice 11. Canti (20) Del Capricorno, for Woman's Voice, Another Voice & Instruments No. 11 for Voice 12. Canti (20) Del Capricorno, for Woman's Voice, Another Voice & Instruments
- GenreClassicalDescriptionMichiko Hirayama inspired Giacinto Scelsi to write his twenty-part cycle InchCanti del CapricornoInch between 1962 and 1972. To this day the Japanese singer (b. 1923) is a unique performer of this spiritual yet energy-filled work for solo voice, with instrumental accompaniment for certain songs Scelsi's notes in his own hand in the score; that is her treasure, when she comes to Ulm in May 2006 to give a concert in the series neue musik i'm stadthaus. Michiko Hirayama is a vocal power station; she is once again very young. On this WERGO CD, it has been recorded a document of lived, immediate music. This is to be her legacy, she says openly. Album Tracks 1. Canti (20) Del Capricorno, for Woman's Voice, Another Voice & Instruments No. 1 for Voice & Gong 2. Canti (20) Del Capricorno, for Woman's Voice, Another Voice & Instruments No. 2 for Voice 3. Canti (20) Del Capricorno, for Woman's Voice, Another Voice & Instruments No. 3 for Voice 4. Canti (20) Del Capricorno, for Woman's Voice, Another Voice & Instruments No. 4 for Voice & Double Bass 5. Canti (20) Del Capricorno, for Woman's Voice, Another Voice & Instruments No. 5 for Voice 6. Canti (20) Del Capricorno, for Woman's Voice, Another Voice & Instruments No. 6 for Voice 7. Canti (20) Del Capricorno, for Woman's Voice, Another Voice & Instruments No. 7 for Voice & Saxophone 8. Canti (20) Del Capricorno, for Woman's Voice, Another Voice & Instruments No. 8 for Voice 9. Canti (20) Del Capricorno, for Woman's Voice, Another Voice & Instruments No. 9 for Voice 10. Canti (20) Del Capricorno, for Woman's Voice, Another Voice & Instruments No. 10 for Voice 11. Canti (20) Del Capricorno, for Woman's Voice, Another Voice & Instruments No. 11 for Voice 12. Canti (20) Del Capricorno, for Woman's Voice, Another Voice & InstrumentsArtistMichiko HirayamaTitleCanti Del CapricornoFormatCDLabelWergo Germany
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