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Kurtág György: Messages (1991-1996)
for orchestra and mixed choir
partition
Op. 34
Instrumentation: Choir and orchestra, Orchestre
Instrumentation: 2fl, afl, fl.b., alto rec., ob., c.i., cl. in si bemolle, cl.b. in si bemolle, cl.cb. in si bemolle,-2 fg., cfg. - 3 cor. in fa, 3 tr. in do, 3 trb, tuba - arpa - cimbalom, perc, Pf/upright pno with mute pedal (pianino con supersordino) - vl. solo - vl. I, vl. II, vla, vlc., cb.
Genre: Contemporary Hungarian Works
Période: Contemporary Music
Langue: Hungarian, English, German
Duration: 13'
Pages: 16 pp
Format: 24,3 x 33,6 cm (B/4)
Poids: 0.094 kg
Date du parution: 1 juin 2016
Editeur: Universal Music Publishing Editio Musica Budapest
Numéro d’édition: 14999
Cotage de l'editeur: K-103
ISMN: 9790080149997
Besides the giant tombstone of Stele written for large orchestra, musicologist Zoltán Farkas called these orchestral miniatures created between 1993 and 1996 "pebbles", which, although short in duration, can be compared in their importance and personality to Kurtág's larger-scale works.
The new edition in 2024 was published with new engraving.
Contenu | ||
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Letter to Peter Eötvös | |
| 2. | Aus der Ferne II - Hommage a Alfred Schlee 85 - Voice in the distance II | |
| 3. | ” a solemn air ” - Hommage a Simon Albert 70 | |
| 4. | Progress Report- a word with Zoltán Jeney | |
| 5. | Inscription on a Grave in Cornwall | |
| 6. | Flowers we are - In memoriam Ottó Kocsis | |
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