Flammer: Superverso Per Organo
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Description
Although far more advanced in its musical design and language (it was historically composed considerably later), the relateness of Ernst Helmuth Flammer's superverso cycle to Messiaen's great organ cycles is unmistakeable.
The superverso per organo, unlike the great organ cycle Livre du Saint Sacrement of Olivier Messiaen, dispenses with specifically theological titles for the individual pieces in favour of, and reduced to, musical and technical titles. But both share the grand design of the overall programme Trinitas on the one hand, and Sein und Zeit (Being and Time) on the other hand, as non-mythological, rational, natural philosophical approaches which correlate faith in the Cartesian sense out of a superior creation authority that orders our world.
Tracklisting
Robert M. Helmschrott
Robert M. Helmschrott
Kevin Juillerat (electronics), Cedric Pecia (prepared piano)
Kaya Han
Helene Breschand, Laurence Bancaud, David Joignaux, Wilhem Latchoumia, Christelle Sery, Fanny Vicens, Wang Ying-Chieh, Ensemble Cairn, L'arsenale
Gunter Schwarze
GrauSchumacher Piano Duo, SWR Experimentalstudio, Michael Acker
Georg Katzer, Matthias Bauer, Margarete Huber, Blaservereinigung Berlin, Bernd Casper, Gregorio Garcia Karman, Evelyn Saylor
Zemlinsky Quartet, Paolo Giacometti
Laurence Kilsby & Ella O'Neill
Karina Gauvin; Quatuor Molinari; Pentaedre
Stephane Tetreault; Olivier Hebert-Bouchard
Uusinta Ensemble, Eija Kankaanranta, Maria Puusaari, Olga Heikkila, Kamus Quartet
Elizabeth Knatt, David Clements, Rachel Barnes, Scott Taylor
Klaus Haidl
Robert M. Helmschrott