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The Death of the Star-Knower
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Milica Djordjević’s compositions are musical explorations, meticulous observations and dissections. Seven such investigations of sound are presented by the Serbian composer on her portrait CD in the series EDITION ZEITGENÖSSISCHE MUSIK.
Primarily, Djordjević focuses on an extreme and exhaustive exploration of the musical material. In the booklet Barbara Eckle points out Djordjević’s specific approach: ‘She develops a material component further and further in an increasingly large, loud and dense wave, distorting it, perverting it, multiplying it, squeezing out of it everything it has to give – until it implodes. The rupture is sudden and abrupt, as if the plug of an electronic appliance were ripped from a wall socket.’ Also essential for Djordjević’s work is an interdisciplinary perspective, which is based on a diversified aesthetic socialisation, influencing her music in different ways. Each compositional process finally creates musical figures, which, at the same time, affect psyche and ratio.
All pieces have been especially recorded at Deutschlandfunk in Cologne by internationally well-known interpreters such as Arditti Quartet, Ensemble Musikfabrik and Teodoro Anzellotti.
co-production: Deutschlandfunk Deutscher Musikrat gemeinnützige Projektgesellschaft mbH
Primarily, Djordjević focuses on an extreme and exhaustive exploration of the musical material. In the booklet Barbara Eckle points out Djordjević’s specific approach: ‘She develops a material component further and further in an increasingly large, loud and dense wave, distorting it, perverting it, multiplying it, squeezing out of it everything it has to give – until it implodes. The rupture is sudden and abrupt, as if the plug of an electronic appliance were ripped from a wall socket.’ Also essential for Djordjević’s work is an interdisciplinary perspective, which is based on a diversified aesthetic socialisation, influencing her music in different ways. Each compositional process finally creates musical figures, which, at the same time, affect psyche and ratio.
All pieces have been especially recorded at Deutschlandfunk in Cologne by internationally well-known interpreters such as Arditti Quartet, Ensemble Musikfabrik and Teodoro Anzellotti.
co-production: Deutschlandfunk Deutscher Musikrat gemeinnützige Projektgesellschaft mbH
Content
The Death of the Star-Knower – petrified echoes of an epitaph in a kicked crystal of time I&II I for string quartet (2008/09)
Phosphorescence for horn, trumpet and bass trombone (2014)
… würde man denken: Sterne for accordion solo (2015)
How to evade? for oboe and violin (2011)
Do you know how to bark? non-communication for solo contrabass ver. 2.1.1 (2010/11)
Manje te u majke groze for soprano, bass clarinet, accordion, violin, viola and violoncello (2011)
FAIL for violoncello and live-electronic (2010)
Phosphorescence for horn, trumpet and bass trombone (2014)
… würde man denken: Sterne for accordion solo (2015)
How to evade? for oboe and violin (2011)
Do you know how to bark? non-communication for solo contrabass ver. 2.1.1 (2010/11)
Manje te u majke groze for soprano, bass clarinet, accordion, violin, viola and violoncello (2011)
FAIL for violoncello and live-electronic (2010)
Performers
Arditti Quartet / Christine Chapman: horn / Marco Blaauw: trumpet / Bruce Collings: trombone / Peter Veale: oboe / Hannah Weirich: violin / Florentin Ginot: double bass / Truike van der Poel: mezzo-soprano / Teodoro Anzellotti: accordion / Ensemble Musikfabrik / Johannes Schöllhorn: conductor / Francesco Dillon: violoncello, live-electronic
More Information
Title:
The Death of the Star-Knower
Awards:
Aug 15, 2017
Publisher/Label:
Wergo
Duration:
67 ′18 ′′
Technical Details
Product number:
WER 64222
MAN EAN:
4010228642223
Weight:
0,11 kg
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