Paul Hindemith - Lustige Sinfonietta - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

St. Augustine advised his coevals to seek the truth in the Inchinner man.Inch Such inwardness seems far removed from the reality of life in the twenty-first century. Perhaps that is why a tendency to focus on internal processes has emerged in the music of the last few decades-not in the sense of a new subjectivity, in which sentimental private matters are put on display, but rather in the sense of an exploratory introspection It's a question of increasing the intensity. Mark Andre seeks existential sonic situations on his path Inchtoward the insideInch (nach innen, to quote the fully written-out title of his piece InchniInch). Like Andre, the Finnish composer Kaija Saariaho has also delved into the internal nature of sound. Her music originates in the rich variety of spectral harmonies, and it sets itself the task of telling a very old story in a new way a violin concerto as the legend of the grail. An entirely different aspect of inner life manifests itself in Ian Willcock's piece. He visits the discoverer of the unconscious, Sigmund Freud, on his deathbed. At the start of the twentieth century, Freud's glimpses of the InchinsideInch showed that there is more to be found there than the truth the phantasm. Album Tracks 1. Grave, for Ensemble 2. Ni, for 14 Instruments No. 1 3. Ni, for 14 Instruments No. 2 4. Ni, for 14 Instruments No. 3 5. Ni, for 14 Instruments No. 4 6. Ni, for 14 Instruments No. 5 7. Ni, for 14 Instruments No. 6 8. Ni, for 14 Instruments No. 7 9. Graal Théâtre, for Violin & Orchestra Delicato 10. Graal Théâtre, for Violin & Orchestra Impetuoso

The music seems to dance - whether it's Henze's InchBallett-VariationenInch of 1949, his InchVokaltuch der Kammersängerin Rosa SilberInch [Vocal fabric] or his full-length opera InchBoulevard SolitudeInch of 1951, of which we can hear the symphonic interludes on this CD. Henze's InchConcertinoInch for piano and wind orchestra with percussion is Inchan amusing thing, spielmusik-likeInch, referring to the French compositions of the time, whereas his InchKammerkonzertInch of 1946 for piano, flute, and strings, reminds us of the composer's early teacher, Wolfgang Fortner. Album Tracks 1. I. Allegro Con Brio 2. II. Allegretto Con Grazia 3. III. Vivace 4. IV. Allegramente 5. V. Valse Lente 6. VI. Finale. Allegro Maestoso 7. Allegretto 8. Allegro Pesante 9. Molto Vivace 10. Introduction 11. Pas D'action 12. Variationen a Und B 13. Intermã¨De 14. Pas de Deux 15. Conclusion 16. Lebhafte Halbe 17. Rezitativ Und Arie 18. Sehr Lebhaft 19. Intermezzo I 20. Intermezzo II 21. Intermezzo III 22. Intermezzo IV

The Missa solemnis was Beethoven's reaction to his student Arch-Duke Rudolph, youngest brother to Emperor Franz I of Austria, being appointed Arch-Bishop of Olmütz in 1819. A spontaneous decision to write this music without a direct commission. He planned for the oevre to be completed on the occasion of Rudolph's enthronement on March 19, 1820, but the work proved to be much more difficult for the composer than he had anticipated, and accordingly the premiere did not take place for another four years - on April 7, 1824 in a charity concert of the Philharmonic Society St. Petersburg. It is not easy for the Missa solemnis today. This extraordinary work does not appear in the concert programmes as often as it still did some years ago. InchThe world of shareholder values doesn't care for ChristInch, as Michael Gielen says. He states that this is one of the reasons for the difficulties this work seems to cause audiences today. Michael Gielen, who passed away in March 2019, can be heard in this historical recording from 1985 with the ORF Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra. Album Tracks 1. Overture to Béatrice Et Bénédict, Opera, H. 138 2. Falstaff, Symphonic Study for Orchestra in C minor, Op. 68-1. Falstaff and Prince Henry - Allegro 3. Falstaff, Symphonic Study for Orchestra in C minor, Op. 68-2. Eastcheap - Gadshill - the Boar's Head, Revelry and Sleep - Allegro Molto 4. Falstaff, Symphonic Study for Orchestra in C minor, Op. 68-Dream - Interlude. Poco Allegretto 5. Falstaff, Symphonic Study for Orchestra in C minor, Op. 68-4. Falstaff's March - the Return Through Gloucstershire. Allegro 6. Falstaff, Symphonic Study for Orchestra in C minor, Op. 68-5. Interlude Gloucestershire. Shallow's Orchard (Allegretto)- the New King - the Hurried Ride to L 7. Falstaff, Symphonic Study for Orchestra in C minor, Op. 68-6. King Henry V's Progress - the Repudiation of F