9120010286063

Matthias Kranebitter: Encyclopedia Of Pitch And Deviation

Klangforum Wien; Johannes Kalitzke; Gunde Jach-Micko; Vasilis Tsiatsianis; Warsaw Philharmonic; Robertas Servenikas; Black Page Orchestra; Leonard Garms

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Format: CD

Cat No: KAI0022006

Release Date:  12 May 2023

Label:  Kairos Re ords

Packaging Type:  Digipak

No of Units:  1

Barcode:  9120010286063

Genres:  Classical  Contemporary Classical  

  • Description

    Matthias Kranebitter has written the odd piece without electronics in the past, however, the use of electronics in his music usually is a given. At the same time, the way in which electronics are employed in his work is anything but a matter of course.

    They are not simply an instrument amongst others, they don't serve as an atmospheric background, a synthesized ear-tickler, or formal glue which is meant to cover up fractures within the musical material. Rather, they themselves embody such fractures within music. In Kranebitter's music, electronics don't bridge the fractures, but highlight them and make them palpable.

    The release of this album is part of the Erste Bank Kompositionspreis, which Kranebitter was awarded in 2020, and features performances by Klangforum Wien, conducted by Johannes Kalitzke, the Warsaw Philharmonic and the Vienna-based Black Page Orchestra.

  • Tracklisting

      Disc 1

      Side 1

      • 1. Kranebitter: pitch study no. 1 - contra violin, for solo violin and tape
      • 2. Encyclopedia of Pitch and Deviation, for ensemble with electronics
      • 3. 60 Auditory Scenes for Investigating Cocktail Party Deafness, for orchestra and machine listening system
      • 4. 60 Auditory Scenes for Investigating Cocktail Party Deafness, for orchestra and machine listening system
      • 5. 60 Auditory Scenes for Investigating Cocktail Party Deafness, for orchestra and machine listening system
      • 6. nihilistic study no. 7, for ensemble and electronics
      • 7. Pancrace Royer: Le Vertigo, for ensemble and electronics