Pedro Piquero - Part: Lamentate (Biovinyl) - VINYL LP
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An audiophile LP transfer presents a highly praised recording of a monumental tribute from one great artist to another. Arvo Pärt, likely the most performed living composer, found inspiration to compose Lamentate in 2002 from a work by sculptor Anish Kapoor. Kapoor's sculpture, titled Marsyas, alludes to the classical legend of the satyr who challenged Apollo to a musical contest and faced a brutal fate for his audacity. Occupying the vast expanse of the Turbine Hall at Tate Modern in London, Kapoor's sculpture evokes humanity's Promethean daring in abstract form. In response, commissioned by the Tate, Pärt crafted his largest work of instrumental music. Upon encountering the sculpture, Pärt remarked, Inchmy first impression was that I, as a living being, was standing before my own body and was dead, as in a time-warp perspective, at once in the future and the present. Suddenly, I found myself put in a position in which my life appeared in a different light.Inch Comprising 10 movements spanning 40 minutes, Lamentate transcends grief for a specific individual, elevating it's themes to more universal concerns. InchDeath and suffering are the themes that concern every person born into this world,Inch Pärt reflects. InchAccordingly, I have written a lamento - not for the dead, but for the living, who have to deal with these issues for themselves. A lamento for us, who don't have it easy dealing with the pain and hopelessness of the world.Inch Pärt's composition contributes to a tradition of semi-sacred or secular liturgies of grief, remembrance, and transfiguration, echoing works like Brahms' German Requiem, Strauss' Four Last Songs, and Adams' On the Transmigration of Souls. This Spanish-made version, previously released on CD and digital formats, garnered critical acclaim for it's dedicated performance and the depth of field in it's engineering. The new transfer to the
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- GenreClassicalDescriptionAn audiophile LP transfer presents a highly praised recording of a monumental tribute from one great artist to another. Arvo Pärt, likely the most performed living composer, found inspiration to compose Lamentate in 2002 from a work by sculptor Anish Kapoor. Kapoor's sculpture, titled Marsyas, alludes to the classical legend of the satyr who challenged Apollo to a musical contest and faced a brutal fate for his audacity. Occupying the vast expanse of the Turbine Hall at Tate Modern in London, Kapoor's sculpture evokes humanity's Promethean daring in abstract form. In response, commissioned by the Tate, Pärt crafted his largest work of instrumental music. Upon encountering the sculpture, Pärt remarked, Inchmy first impression was that I, as a living being, was standing before my own body and was dead, as in a time-warp perspective, at once in the future and the present. Suddenly, I found myself put in a position in which my life appeared in a different light.Inch Comprising 10 movements spanning 40 minutes, Lamentate transcends grief for a specific individual, elevating it's themes to more universal concerns. InchDeath and suffering are the themes that concern every person born into this world,Inch Pärt reflects. InchAccordingly, I have written a lamento - not for the dead, but for the living, who have to deal with these issues for themselves. A lamento for us, who don't have it easy dealing with the pain and hopelessness of the world.Inch Pärt's composition contributes to a tradition of semi-sacred or secular liturgies of grief, remembrance, and transfiguration, echoing works like Brahms' German Requiem, Strauss' Four Last Songs, and Adams' On the Transmigration of Souls. This Spanish-made version, previously released on CD and digital formats, garnered critical acclaim for it's dedicated performance and the depth of field in it's engineering. The new transfer to theArtistPedro PiqueroTitlePart: Lamentate (Biovinyl)FormatVINYLLabelPiano Classics
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