Iannis Xenakis - Pléïades & Wolfgang Rihm - Tutuguri VI
Two dynamic contemporary percussion pieces from a BR-Klassik broadcast yesterday evening;
Iannis Xenakis - Pléïades (1978)
Wolfgang Rihm - Tutuguri VI (1981)
Peter Sadlo & Friends
Recorded 16th January 2015 / Broadcast on BR-Klassik 12th February 2015, as part of the "unerHÖRT!" (unheard / outrageous) series.
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I found the following info, too, Tantris, from Neetelbaers on dime, but I'm not sure if that is an audience recording so yours coming from Bavarian Radio is likely preferable for these dynamics! Thank you so much! (apologies if the track info doesn't match yours and is thusly confusing, but i hope something's helpful):
Iannis Xenakis - Wolfgang Rihm
"Percussion extreme"
Reaktorhalle, Munich (Germany)
January 15, 2015
Patrick Stapleton - percussion
Linda-Philomene Tsoungui - percussion
Mathias Lachenmayr - percussion
Cristobal Gajado - percussion
Jan Westermann - percussion
Michael Ahne - percussion
Peter Sadlo - conductor
01. Intro by Peter Sadlo (7:32)
Iannis Xenakis (1922-2001) - Pléïades (1978)
02. I. Claviers (11:38)
03. II. Peaux (11:17)
04. III. Métaux (13:14)
05. IV. Mélanges (10:35)
06. Intro by Peter Sadlo (3:43)
07. Wolfgang Rihm (*1952) - Tutuguri VI (Kreuze) (Part IV from "Tutuguri, poeme danse after a poem by Antonin Artaud" (1980-1982)) (44:40)
Na, dann auch gebührlichen Beifall von mir. Thanks, Tantris! Excellent sound quality too.
interesting alternative rendition to the existing releases.
thanks a lot!
Tasty stuff, thanks.
Tantris:
Marvelous post, many, many thanks!
Best
Jim
I've been enjoying listening to this, and it's good to hear others are too. There's something of the 'whirling dervish' at times in the Rihm which is great.
BUA - many thanks for the additional information - I had only what was on the BR-Klassik website.
Thanks a lot!
Concert was held in Studio Franken, Bayerischer Rundfunk, Nürnberg.
The Neetelbaers upload on dime is also FM a wonderful concert.
one of my favourite Xenakis works. many thanks.
While I am not a huge fan of percussion pieces, but Xenakis & Rihm are two of my favourite composers. Looking forward to hearing this. Many thanks.
-Brian
Thanks for this. Might it be a good occasion to re-up the old 'Architect in sound' stuff? Just a thought!
Mark
Actually i spoke too soon, this is indeed a superior recording to that recent dime torrent, which was as it turned out an Audience recording!
Many thanks for this! Some great music. Thanks for all the amazing stuff you post here!!!!
Ictus75
Here we go, Rockin With Xenakis!
(Dwow)
Tantris, thanks! One of my favorite composers.
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