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Ligeti: Lux aeterna

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Catalogue number901985DI
Release date2008-11-18
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Both Ligeti and Heppener belong to the generation born in the 1920s which formed the basis for the post-war avant-garde. Lux Aeterna, used by Stanley Kubrick in his film 2001: A Space Odyssey, marked the installation of a new musical language. The later Sonata for solo viola simultaneously evokes the polyphony of the fourteenth century and certain varieties of ethnic music. Im Gestein, a cycle of lieder to poems by Paul Celan which won Heppener the Matthijs Vermeulen Prize in1993, is here recorded for the first time
 
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01 Sonata for Solo Viola: I. Hora lunga 06:21 $ 1.71 USD
02 Lux aeterna 09:50 $ 2.66 USD
03 Sonata for Solo Viola: III. Facsar 05:52 $ 1.58 USD
 
  Composer: György Ligeti
  Drei Phantasien nach Friedrich Hölderlin 12:46
04 I. Hälfte des Lebens 03:43 $ 1.00 USD
05 II. Wenn aus der Ferne 05:29 $ 1.48 USD
06 III. Abendfantasie 03:34 $ 0.96 USD
 
07 Sonata for Solo Viola: II. Loop 02:31 $ 0.68 USD
 
  Composer: György Ligeti
  Im Gestein 22:27
08 I. Flügelnacht I 05:07 $ 1.38 USD
09 II. Die Halde 02:26 $ 0.66 USD
10 III. Nacht 05:00 $ 1.35 USD
11 IV. Zuversicht 02:01 $ 0.54 USD
12 V. Schneebett 03:03 $ 0.82 USD
13 VI. Flügelnacht II 04:50 $ 1.31 USD
 
14 Libera me, Domine 04:35 $ 1.24 USD
  Album total 64:22
ComposerGyörgy Ligeti
ConductorDaniel Reuss
ChoirCappella Amsterdam
EnsemblemusikFabrik

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