Release Date: 10 March 2017
Label: Neos
Packaging Type: Jewel Case
No of Units: 1
Barcode: 4260063116100
Genres: Classical
Composer/Series: Various Composers
Description
Ins Offene – Piano Music of Modern Age:
Debussy, Messiaen, Stockhausen, Dusapin, Scelsi, Takemitsu, Gubaidulina, Pärt, Rummler - Piano Music of the Modern Age.
"With the help of a number of selected piano works (ranging from Debussy to the world premiere of the Fünf Miniaturen), I wish to show how composers have moulded this self-consuming, continually self-renewing process of modernism in highly individual and divergent ways – and how it is only through their works that openness is created.
The selection of these composers has remained necessarily subjective, as it is historically selective. This conceptually open, demanding and exacting presentation of piano works – not comprehensible in their respective conceptions and so widely differing in their respective aesthetics and styles – is, at the same time, a musically varied, richly contrasted, heterogeneous and sensual journey into the piano music of modernism. Consequently, the works presented here can only serve to illustrate a cross-section of modernism, as reflected in the individual creative processes of the composers."
Born in 1972 in Salonica (Greece) Andreas Skouras studied piano with Prof. Franz Massinger and harpsichord with Prof. Lars Ulrik Mortensen and Prof. Ketil Haugsand at the Hochschule für Musik und Theater München.
Concert appearances, CD, radio and television productions as pianist and harpsichordist with orchestra or solo, in chamber music and Lied recitals regularly lead him throughout Europe and to festivals like "Early Music" in London, Festival Aix-en-Provence, Gidon Kremer's "Lockenhaus", "les muséiques" in Basel, "Sacrum Profanum" in Krakow, Bluval Festival, Summer Concerts between Danube and Altmuhl, MDR Music Summer as well as to the United States, where among others he has performed in the New York's Carnegie Recital Hall.
Tracklisting
Valerie Fritz; Nina Gurol
Tokyo Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra; NHK Symphony Orchestra; New Japan Philharmonic; Yoichi Sugiy
NeoQuartet
Matt Ernst
Keiko Murakami; Kaori Tanaka; Aldo Campagnari; Yoshiko Hannya; Aki Kitajima; Aki Kuroda; Noriko Yak
GrauSchumacher Piano Duo; SWR Experimentalstudio
Ensemble risonanze erranti; Peter Tilling
Arditti Quartet; Christina Daletska; Consuelo Giulianelli
Jonathan Antoine & Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
Diego Caicedo
Diego Caicedo
Anna Netrebko; Yusiv Eyvazov; Sonya Yoncheva; Vittorio Grigolo; Roman Burdenko; Ferruccio Furlanett
Caitriona O'Leary; Boris Bergmann
Zuzana Ferjencikova
Zuzana Ferjencikova
Yajie Zhang; Narine Yeghiyan; Chor und Orchester der Berliner Operngruppe; Felix Krieger
