| All Artists: Pestova/Meyer Piano Duo, Xenia Pestova, Pascal Meyer, Jan Panis Title: Stockhausen: Mantra Members Wishing: 2 Total Copies: 0 Label: Naxos Release Date: 9/28/2010 Genre: Classical Style: Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPC: 747313239870 |
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 | Pestova/Meyer Piano Duo, Xenia Pestova, Pascal Meyer Stockhausen: Mantra Genre: Classical Karlheinz Stockhausen recalled that one day in September 1969 'I had the idea of one single musical figure or formula that would be expanded over a very long period of time I wrote — down this melody on an envelope.' Thus w... more » |
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Karlheinz Stockhausen recalled that one day in September 1969 'I had the idea of one single musical figure or formula that would be expanded over a very long period of time I wrote
down this melody on an envelope.' Thus was born Mantra, the first mature example of Stockhausen's 'formula' technique which was to dominate his output until his death in 2007.
Effectively a trio including a sound projectionist, Mantra retains a good deal of freedom,
transcendental mysticism and playful, abandoned inventiveness within its quasi-serialist approach. This recording is the first to use digital technology, with equipment specially designed
by Stockhausen's former assistant Jan Panis, and approved by the composer.
down this melody on an envelope.' Thus was born Mantra, the first mature example of Stockhausen's 'formula' technique which was to dominate his output until his death in 2007.
Effectively a trio including a sound projectionist, Mantra retains a good deal of freedom,
transcendental mysticism and playful, abandoned inventiveness within its quasi-serialist approach. This recording is the first to use digital technology, with equipment specially designed
by Stockhausen's former assistant Jan Panis, and approved by the composer.