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Morton Feldman (12 de enero de 1926 - 3 de septiembre de 1987) ... (1984, cuatro horas aproximadamente), hasta el extremo String quartet II del 1983, cuya duración supera las cinco horas (sin pausas). La primera interpretación íntegra de la obra fue en el año 1999 en la ...
Composed in 1983, String Quartet (II) encounters Morton Feldman in his late career and and at the height of his astounding powers. Like much of the work which immediately proceeded it, the work is built around repeating patterns, often surfacing within the composition without preparation, which are sustained before abruptly moving on. Some return.
2 de mar. de 2018 · Morton Feldman’s 1983 String Quartet No. 2 is the culmination of his artistic practice. Peeling away from the aleatoric musical notation which defined his early 1950s work and opting for the conventional performing forces of the string quartet, Feldman manages nonetheless to liberate sound from structure, from dramatic expectation, from instruments and space.
String Quartet The Group for Contemporary Music Naxos 8.559190 DDD 78:35 ... but not as we know it." That catch-phrase from the old Star Trek TV series applies to Morton Feldman's String Quartet (1979) rather well. Indeed, to hear it attentively is to confront something alien – something that asks us to meet it on its home planet and not ...
3 de abr. de 2018 · Cinq heures dans l’espace sonore de Morton Feldman Evénement au « Printemps des arts de Monte-Carlo » avec le String Quartet II du compositeur américain joué non stop par l’Ensemble Béla.
Morton Feldman, né le 12 janvier 1926 dans le Queens [1] ... on trouve Violin and String Quartet (1985, 2 heures), For Philip Guston (1984, environ 4 heures) et, la plus longue, String Quartet II (1983), qui dure près de cinq heures sans interruption. La première interprétation complète en fut donnée au Cooper Union, ...
22 de feb. de 2016 · Like the frozen bodies that litter Mt. Everest’s heaving sides, the specter of that long-ago failure is preserved in perpetuity. In the years since, “String Quartet II” has been tugged a little closer to earth. New York City’s FLUX Quartet first tackled the piece in 1996 and have completed a total of (always successful) 12 performances.
