Kagel: Motetten (Motets) for 8 violoncelli |
This page lists all recordings of Motetten (Motets) for 8 violoncelli, by Mauricio Kagel (1931-2008) on CD & download (MP3 & FLAC). |
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Christophe Roy & Rohan de Saram (cello) & Sylvie Droun (piano) Ensemble Nomos, Michel Pozmanter Kagel played piano, clarinet and cello but it is the cello which has a central role in his compositions. He stated "I enjoyed playing the cello straight away because its register coincided with that of the human voice." This CD demonstrates his fascination with the instrument. “"Match" is one of the unsung masterpieces of post war avant-garderie. Its premise might feel a tad whimsical - the "match" is between two cellists who play a game of musical ping-pong, flinging material over the net, as the percussionist acts as an officious referee...As Christophe Roy and Rohan de Saram plink-plonk sound backwards and forwards, their brutal ritual (more John McEnroe than Tim Henman) focuses the mind” Gramophone Magazine, September 2011 | | | Usually despatched in 2 - 3 working days. |
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Elena Gragera (mezzo soprano) Cello Octet Amsterdam, Bas Wiegers Poetry and music, a difficult combination of profoundly human essences which, throughout history, has generated a vast variety of artistic forms of the deepest inspiration, from Medieval and Renaissance Christian liturgical chant through opera to current, more or less iconoclastic cultivated and popular tendencies. The content of the programme making up this disc precisely focuses on the most recent musical creation for voice and instrumental accompaniment, under the great guidance of the recently deceased Mauricio Kagel and the mark of three young composers: Gabriel Erkoreka, María Eugenia Luc and Ramón Lazkano, all born between 1958 and 1969 and in one way or another linked humanly and artistically to the Basque Country. With the voice of the mezzo Elena Gragera as protagonist, and the instrumental accompaniment of the Amsterdam Cello Octet, this compact disc is a sincere homage to the most emotive sung word, splendid testimony of “poetic music”. | |
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