Trois mouvements perpétuels, for piano, FP 14: Assez modèré
Trois mouvements perpétuels, for piano, FP 14: Très modèré
Trois mouvements perpétuels, for piano, FP 14: Alerte
Dance for piano, Op. 10
Tre Marcie per le Bestie, for piano: Marcia funebre per un uccelino
Tre Marcie per le Bestie, for piano: Marcia nuziale per un coccodrillo
Tre Marcie per le Bestie, for piano: Marcia militare per le formiche
Little Pieces (6) for piano, Op. 19: Leicht, zart
Little Pieces (6) for piano, Op. 19: Langsam
Little Pieces (6) for piano, Op. 19: Sehr langsam
Little Pieces (6) for piano, Op. 19: Rasch, aber leicht
Little Pieces (6) for piano, Op. 19: Etwas rasch
Little Pieces (6) for piano, Op. 19: Sehr langsam
Pieces (3), for piano, H23: Prélude
Pieces (3), for piano, H23: Hommage à Ravel
Pieces (3), for piano, H23: Danse
Ragtime Parade, for piano (arrangement by Hans Ourdine, after 'Parade')
Drie Pathematologiën, for piano: Hallucinatie
Eklogen, suite for piano, Op.11: Nänie
Eklogen, suite for piano, Op.11: Intermezzo
Eklogen, suite for piano, Op.11: Burleske
Eklogen, suite for piano, Op.11: Epilog
Ti-Ta-Tó, for piano
LTM are pleased to present an overview of the avant-garde piano repertoire of Pétro van Doesburg, performed at various De Stijl, Dada and Bauhaus soirees in Europe between 1920 and 1925. Born in Holland in 1899, P... more »3;tro met De Stijl movement founder and propagandist Theo van Doesburg in 1920. Over the next decade the couple lived in Wiemar (where Theo was associated with the influential Bauhaus art and architecture school) and then Paris. A Conservatory-trained pianist, Pétro accompanied her husband?s lectures with selected modernist piano pieces, and also performed at Salon Dada soirees organised by Theo with Kurt Schwitters in Holland and Germany in 1922/23. Following Theo?s death in 1931, Pétro established the De Stijl archive and was a buyer for Peggy Guggenheim. She died in 1975. The material on this 76 minute CD includes pieces by Erik Satie, Josef Matthias Hauer, Arnold Schoenberg, Francis Poulenc, Arthur Honegger and Jacob van Domselaer, whose austere Proeven van Stijlkunst (1913-17) offers an application of Piet Mondrian?s neo-plastic principles to musical composition. The music is performed by noted Dutch pianist Peter Beijersbergen van Henegouwen. The CD also features a deluxe booklet featuring archive images and detailed historical notes by James Hayward.« less
LTM are pleased to present an overview of the avant-garde piano repertoire of Pétro van Doesburg, performed at various De Stijl, Dada and Bauhaus soirees in Europe between 1920 and 1925. Born in Holland in 1899, Pétro met De Stijl movement founder and propagandist Theo van Doesburg in 1920. Over the next decade the couple lived in Wiemar (where Theo was associated with the influential Bauhaus art and architecture school) and then Paris. A Conservatory-trained pianist, Pétro accompanied her husband?s lectures with selected modernist piano pieces, and also performed at Salon Dada soirees organised by Theo with Kurt Schwitters in Holland and Germany in 1922/23. Following Theo?s death in 1931, Pétro established the De Stijl archive and was a buyer for Peggy Guggenheim. She died in 1975. The material on this 76 minute CD includes pieces by Erik Satie, Josef Matthias Hauer, Arnold Schoenberg, Francis Poulenc, Arthur Honegger and Jacob van Domselaer, whose austere Proeven van Stijlkunst (1913-17) offers an application of Piet Mondrian?s neo-plastic principles to musical composition. The music is performed by noted Dutch pianist Peter Beijersbergen van Henegouwen. The CD also features a deluxe booklet featuring archive images and detailed historical notes by James Hayward.