“Pieces are like seismographs” says Adriana Hölszky about her own work – but it could well be applied to all the works recorded on the present CD: Music as a seismograph for a composer’s aesthetic premises, musical ideas, and the circumstances of composition or, beyond the period of composition, to provide information about the approaches that musicians and listeners, respectively, adopt toward it, about our changing understanding of music.
The combination of works recorded here by Julius Berger and Stefan Hussong demonstrates that for all the historicism of our musical life, the most recent music and older music do not contradict each other, but instead the perspective and experiences provided by the most recent music can provide surprising approaches to older music.
Further information on the interpreters: www.stefan-hussong.de and www.juliusberger.de

Adriana Hölszky:
Wolke und Mond für Violoncello und Akkordeon
Johann Sebastian Bach:
Sonaten Nr. I–III, BWV 1027–1029 für Viola da Gamba und Cembalo
Adriana Hölszky:
Miserere für Akkordeon
Adriana Hölszky:
Nouns to Nouns II für Violoncello solo