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| Barraqué: Oeuvres Complètes / Cambreling, Wyttenbach, Et Al | |||||
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Release Date: 05/26/1998 Label: Cpo Catalog #: 999569 Spars Code: DDD Composer: Jean Barraqué Performer: Ernesto Molinari, Charlie Fischer, Rosemary Hardy, Deborah Miles-Johnson, Christina Ascher, Bernhard Zachhuber, Florian Müller, Julie Moffat, Claudia Barainsky, Stefan Litwin Conductor: Sylvain Cambreling, Jürg Wyttenbach, Peter Rundel Orchestra/Ensemble: Klangforum Wien, Nova Ensemble
Number of Discs: 3 |
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| Jean Barraqué remains an elusive figure in post-war French music. His compositional career spanned 1950, when he began his brilliant Piano Sonata, to 1968 when he brought his second instrumental work, the concerto for two instruments and six trios, to completion. In between come a single work for tape and four enormous cycles for voice and chamber ensemble. His idiom is serial and superficially resembles Boulez although there is a romantic desperation quite unlike anyone else. For Barraqué, serialism offered the only viable choice after what he perceived as the perversions of Romanticism during the Second World War. The two instrumental works are among the most challenging and beautiful of their period. The vocal works, three of them centered around texts derived from Broch's epic novel, 'The Death of Virgil,' surround the lyric, haunted voice with instrumental sounds that continually threaten to erupt and engulf the protagonist. The instrumental work is beyond praise. The vocal performances bring together singers with a vocal beauty not expected in this repertoire. Their ability to phrase and sing on the word regardless of the difficulty of the vocal line give the listener the best way into this difficult but fascinating music. | |||||
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| Works on This Recording | Back to Top | ||||
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| 1. |
Concerto for Clarinet, Vibraphone and 18 Instruments by Jean Barraqué | ||||
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Performer:
Ernesto Molinari (Clarinet),
Charlie Fischer (Percussion)
Conductor: Sylvain Cambreling Orchestra/Ensemble: Klangforum Wien Period: 20th Century Written: 1968; France |
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Date of Recording: 02/1995 Venue: Mozart Hall, Konzerthaus, Vienna Length: 33 Minutes 35 Secs. |
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Le temps restitué by Jean Barraqué | ||||
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Performer:
Rosemary Hardy (Mezzo Soprano)
Conductor: Sylvain Cambreling Orchestra/Ensemble: Klangforum Wien, Nova Ensemble Period: 20th Century Written: 1957/1968; France |
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Date of Recording: 09/1995 Venue: Mozart Hall, Konzerthaus, Vienna Length: 39 Minutes 25 Secs. Language: French |
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Au delà du hasard by Jean Barraqué | ||||
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Performer:
Deborah Miles-Johnson (Alto),
Christina Ascher (Voice),
Bernhard Zachhuber (Clarinet),
Florian Müller (Piano), Julie Moffat (Voice) Conductor: Jürg Wyttenbach Orchestra/Ensemble: Klangforum Wien Period: 20th Century Written: 1958-1959; France |
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Date of Recording: 02/1995 Venue: Mozart Hall, Konzerthaus, Vienna Length: 41 Minutes 42 Secs. Language: French |
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Chant après chant by Jean Barraqué | ||||
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Performer:
Claudia Barainsky (Voice)
Conductor: Peter Rundel Orchestra/Ensemble: Klangforum Wien Period: 20th Century Written: 1966; France |
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Date of Recording: 01/16/1996 Venue: Zögernitz Casino, Vienna, Austria Length: 22 Minutes 49 Secs. Language: French |
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Etude by Jean Barraqué | ||||
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Period: 20th Century Written: 1952-1953; France |
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Date of Recording: 1952-53 Venue: Ina-GRM Studios Length: 5 Minutes 5 Secs. |
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Séquence by Jean Barraqué | ||||
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Performer:
Rosemary Hardy (Voice)
Conductor: Jürg Wyttenbach Orchestra/Ensemble: Klangforum Wien Period: 20th Century Written: 1950-1955; France |
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Date of Recording: 01/14/1996 Venue: Zögernitz Casino, Vienna, Austria Length: 19 Minutes 53 Secs. Language: French |
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Sonata for Piano by Jean Barraqué | ||||
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Performer:
Stefan Litwin (Piano)
Period: 20th Century Written: 1950-1952; France |
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Date of Recording: 10/1997 Venue: West German Radio, Cologne, Germany Length: 54 Minutes 23 Secs. |
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