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Cambridge University Press 0521582849 - Polish Music since Szymanowski Adrian Thomas Index More information Index Adler,Guido 12 Overture (1943) 26,27 Aeschylus 183 Partita (1955) 69,94,116 The Eumenides Pensieri notturni (1961) 114,162 AK (Armia Krajowa) Piano Concerto (1949) 62 see under Home Army Piano Sonata no. 2 (1952) 62,69 aleatoricism 93,113,114,119,121,132–133, Quartet for Four Cellos (1964) 116,162 137,152,173,176,202,205,242,295 String Quartet no. 3 (1947) 72 Allegri,Gregorio String Quartet no. 4 (1951) 72–73 Miserere 306 String Quartet no. 5 (1955) 73,94 Amsterdam 32,293 String Quartet no. 6 (1960) 90,113–114 Amy,Gilbert 89 Symphonic Variations (1957) 94 Andriessen,Louis 205,265,308 Symphony no. 2 (1951) 72 Ansermet,Ernest 9 Symphony no. 3 (1952) 72 Apostel,Hans Erich 87 Symphony no. 4 (1953) 72 Aragon,Louis 184 Ten Concert Studies (1956) 94 archaism 10,57,60,61,68,191,194–197,294, The Adventure of King Arthur (radio opera) 299,304,305 (1959) 90,113 Arrau,Claudio 9 Viola Concerto (1968) 116,271 artists’ cafés 17–18 Violin Concerto no. 4 (1951) 69 Association des Jeunes Musiciens Polonais a` Violin Concerto no. 5 (1954) 72 Paris 9–10 Violin Concerto no. 6 (1957) 94 Attlee,Clement 40 Violin Sonata no. 5 (1951) 69 Augustyn,Rafal 289,290,300,311 Wind Quintet (1932) 10 A Life’s Parallels (1983) 293 Bach,J.S. 8,32,78,182,194,265,294, SPHAE.RA (1992) 311 319 Auric,Georges 7,87 Brandenburg Concerto no. 3 299 Auschwitz (Oswie´ cim) 18,181,183, O große Lieb 257 256 BACH motif 183,283 Authors’ Agency 289 Baculewski,Krzysztof 299 Antitheton I (1989) 299 Babbitt,Milton 181 Antitheton II (1996) 299 Bacewicz,Gra zyna˙ 10,40,43,59,60,62, New Deliverance (1974) 310 69–73,88,91,93,94–95,100,113–117, The Profane Anthem (1993) 299 119,133,150,159,211,212,213,227, The Whole and Broken Consort (1986) 229–230,246,268,271,291,297 299 Concerto for Orchestra (1962) 114 Baird,Tadeusz 43,46,57,60,61,63,64–65, Concerto for String Orchestra (1948) 85,93,97–98,99–100,116,120,131, 69–70,72,95 133,143,158,159,160,162,163,166, Contradizione (1966) 116 191,208,209,211,213,225,226,254, Desire (1968) 116 285,298,299,307 Divertimento (1965) 114,191 Ballad of the Soldier’s Cup (1954) 54 In una parte (1967) 116 Canzona (1980) 130 Music for Strings, Trumpets and Percussion Cassazione (1956) 88,97 (1958) 90,94,95,114,178 Colas Breugnon (1951) 61 Musica sinfonica (1965) 114 Concerto for Orchestra (1953) 62–63,77 Olympic Cantata (1948) 46,69 Concerto lugubre (1975) 121,130,131 © Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 0521582849 - Polish Music since Szymanowski Adrian Thomas Index More information Index 367 Divertimento (1956) 97–98,99,121 Beethoven,Ludwig van 30,230,278,281,291 Elegy (1973) 130 Piano Concerto no. 4 280 Epiphany Music (1963) 121–124,130 piano sonatas 18 Espressioni varianti (1959) 90,99–100,119, Piano Sonata op. 27/1 281 121 string quartets 291 Five Songs (1968) 124–126 Symphony no. 3 266 Four Dialogues (1964) 121 Symphony no. 5 25 Four Essays (1958) 90,99,120,121 Bell,Clive 44 Four Love Sonnets (1956) 61 Berg,Anton 12,21,23,93,98,99,120, Four Songs (1966) 124–126 121–123,130 Goethe-Briefe (1970) 130–131 Lulu Suite 12 Love Poems (1961) 124–125,127 Lyric Suite 11,87,99 Oboe Concerto (1973) 121,131 Three Orchestral Pieces 8 Overture in Old Style (1949) 61 Violin Concerto 9,11,64,87 Piano Concerto (1949) 60,62 Wozzeck 21,99,127 Play (1971) 130,131 Berio,Luciano 89,93 Psychodrama (1972) 130,131 Sequenza VII 200 Scenes (1977) 121,131 Berlin 5,9,11 Sinfonia breve (1968) 127–130 West 40,190,283,307 Sinfonietta (1949) 46,62 Berlioz,Hector 251 String Quartet (1957) 98 Bernstein,Leonard 308 Study (1961) 161 Beskid Mountains 284 Symphony no. 1 (1950) 62 Beuys,Joseph 207 Symphony no. 2 (1952) 62,63,130 biblical sources Symphony no. 3 (1969) 130 New Testament 12,182,183,255 Three Songs to Italian Texts (1952) 61 Old Testament 107,182,183,184,206,210, Tomorrow (1964–66) 126–127 240–241,255,257,258,261,263,268, Variations in the Form of a Rondo (1978) 305 130 Bien,Mateusz´ 318 Variations without a Theme (1962) 121 Bierut,Boleslaw 53 Voices from Afar (1981) 130,131 Biezan,Andrzej˙ 312 Balsam,Artur 9 Isn’t it? (1983) 312 Bandrowska-Turska,Ewa 18 Bilica,Krzysztof 177 Barcelona 11 Birmingham Bargielski,Zbigniew 226,319 City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra String Quartet no. 1 (1976) 226 286 String Quartet no. 2 (1980) 226 Blacher,Boris 283 String Quartet no. 3 (1985) 226 Bloch,Augustyn 210–211,255 Trigonalia (1994) 226 Abide with Us Lord (1986) 255 ‘Zentrumsstrukturen’ 226 Anenaiki (1979) 255 Barrault,Jean-Louis 42 Awaiting (1963) 210 Bartok,Béla´ 7,31,32,87,95,98,102,114, Ayelet, Daughter of Jephtha (1967) 255 164,212,238,278,295 Dialoghi (1964) 211 Concerto for Orchestra 77,87 Enfiando (1970) 211 Music for Strings, Percussion and Celesta 36, Espressioni (1959) 210 94 For Thy Light Is Come (1986) 255 Piano Concerto no. 3 87 Gilgamesh (1969) 210 Sonata for Two Pianos and Percussion 11,87 Meditations (1961) 210 String Quartet no. 3 8 Thou Shalt Not Kill! (1990) String Quartet no. 5 11,87 Voci (1962) 210 Viola Concerto 87 Bonhoeffer,Pastor Dietrich 255 Bartolozzi,Bruno 198 Boosey and Hawkes 286 BBC (British Broadcasting Corporation) Borges,Jorge Luis 222 ‘V’ for ‘Victory’ 25,26 Boulanger,Nadia 10,27,40,43,64,87 Beckett,Samuel 141,222,311 Boulez,Pierre 87,89,93,150,206 © Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 0521582849 - Polish Music since Szymanowski Adrian Thomas Index More information 368 Index Brahms,Johannes 15,27,30,31,86,237 CH&K Studio 311 Hommagea ` Brahms 231 Chagall,Marc O Tod, o Tod, wie bitter bist du 286 Letter to Marc Chagall 93,183 Symphony no. 1 31 Cherubini,Luigi 231 Symphony no. 3 31 Caro Luigi 231 Brendel,Alfred 86 Chicago Symphony Orchestra 234 Brevis 289 Chlopecki,Andrzej 242,268–269 British Broadcasting Corporation Chlopicka,Regina 261 see under BBC Choloniewski,Marek 311,312,313 Britten,Benjamin 90 Passage (2001) 313 Peter Grimes 127 WYSYG (1989) 313 Sinfonia da Requiem 79 Chominski,J´ ozef´ 42,43,48,160,161,166 War Requiem 181,183 Chopin,Frederic 4,6,7–8,9,31,32,36,46, Brno State Philharmonic 86 49,237,280 Broniewski,Wladyslaw 184 Chopin’s Youth 58 Bruckner,Anton 240,249,251 Hommagea ` Chopin 31 Brussels 293 Mazurka op. 17/4 266 Bucharest State Philharmonic 86 Mazurka op. 68/3 75 Budapest 86 chorales Bujarski,Zbigniew 183,205,208,210,226, Christ ist erstanden 283 227,283 O große Lieb 257 Chamber Piece (1963) 210 church Concerto for Strings I (1979) 227 see under Roman Catholic Church (Polish) Concerto for Strings II (1992) 227 Churchill,Winston 40,42 Contraria (1965) 210 CIA (Central Intelligence Agency) 67 Gardens (1987) 227,293 Cocteau,Jean 9 El hombre (1973) 227 Cologne 88,103,152,163,283 Kinoth (1963) 183,210 Conrad,Joseph 126 Musica domestica (1977) 227 Copenhagen 31 Similis Greco I (1979) 227 Copernicus,Nicholas (Kopernik,Mikol aj) string quartets (1980–2001) 227,291 120,182,184,197,263 ‘synthetic monophony’ 210 Mikolaj Kopernik 120 The Birth (1983) 254 Nicolaus Copernicus 295 Zones (1961) 210 Second Symphony ‘Copernican’, see under Bulgaria 184 Gorecki´ Bussotti,Sylvano 205 Copland,Aaron 32,181 Bydgoszcz 262 Coppola,Francis Ford 266 Bylander,Cynthia 85 cosmopolitanism 44–45 Council of Culture and Art 83,84 Cage,John 89,93,132,139,181,205,310,317 Cowell,Henry 9 Concert for Piano and Orchestra 132 Crumb,George 202 Calder,Alexander 137,143 Black Angels 294 Campion,Jane 266 cummings,e.e. 293 cantata (socialist) 52,54–55,57,58,63 Czechoslovakia 33 Canteloube,Joseph Czestochowa 287 Chants d’Auvergne 74 Czyz,Henryk˙ 126 Cardew,Cornelius 90,206 Carlsbad 12 da Vinci,Leonardo 61,184 carols 41,85,210,248 Dallapiccola,Luigi 89 Silent Night 248–249,257,281 d’Annunzio,Gabriele 229 Carter,Elliott 89,90,181,317 Darmstadt 90,102,190,285,290 Casken,John 138–139 De Ereprijs 308 Castiglioni,Niccol o` 205 Debussy,Claude 5,6,12,14,30,32,35,40,44, CCRMA,Stanford 312 49,160,237,265 Cellar under the Sign of the Rams 294 Pelléas et Mélisande 5 © Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 0521582849 - Polish Music since Szymanowski Adrian Thomas Index More information Index 369 Desnos,Robert 144 233,240,271,272,278,283,284,294, Detroit 67 299,300,304 Diaghilev,Sergei 87 Eimert,Herbert 89 Didur,Adam 18 Ekier,Jan 18,43,47,48 Dies Irae motif 131,257 El Greco 227 Dlugosz,Magdalena 312–313 electronic music 83,87–88,89,93,103,113, Lenyon (1995) 312 114,154,158,162–165,179,181,205, Mictlan II (1988) 312 212,219,225,226,273,291,294,295, Pulsations (1983) 312 304,308,310–313,318–319 TaBar (2000) 312–313 Eliot,T.S. 42,227 Dobrowolski,Andrzej 17,85,90,97,103, Eluard,Paul 42,227 162–163,164,190,212,225,226,283 Encounters of Young Composers,Gda nsk´ 289 Krabogapa (1969) 218,219 England 65,66,76 Music for Magnetic Tape no.
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    Digital Concert Hall Streaming Partner of the Digital Concert Hall 21/22 season Where we play just for you Welcome to the Digital Concert Hall The Berliner Philharmoniker and chief The coming season also promises reward- conductor Kirill Petrenko welcome you to ing discoveries, including music by unjustly the 2021/22 season! Full of anticipation at forgotten composers from the first third the prospect of intensive musical encoun- of the 20th century. Rued Langgaard and ters with esteemed guests and fascinat- Leone Sinigaglia belong to the “Lost ing discoveries – but especially with you. Generation” that forms a connecting link Austro-German music from the Classi- between late Romanticism and the music cal period to late Romanticism is one facet that followed the Second World War. of Kirill Petrenko’s artistic collaboration In addition to rediscoveries, the with the orchestra. He continues this pro- season offers encounters with the latest grammatic course with works by Mozart, contemporary music. World premieres by Beethoven, Schubert, Mendelssohn, Olga Neuwirth and Erkki-Sven Tüür reflect Brahms and Strauss. Long-time compan- our diverse musical environment. Artist ions like Herbert Blomstedt, Sir John Eliot in Residence Patricia Kopatchinskaja is Gardiner, Janine Jansen and Sir András also one of the most exciting artists of our Schiff also devote themselves to this core time. The violinist has the ability to capti- repertoire. Semyon Bychkov, Zubin Mehta vate her audiences, even in challenging and Gustavo Dudamel will each conduct works, with enthusiastic playing, technical a Mahler symphony, and Philippe Jordan brilliance and insatiable curiosity. returns to the Berliner Philharmoniker Numerous debuts will arouse your after a long absence.
  • Krzysztof Penderecki Quatuor Molinari

    Krzysztof Penderecki Quatuor Molinari

    KRZYSZTOF PENDERECKI Quatuors nos 1-3 | Unterbrochen gedanke Quatuor avec clarinette | Trio à cordes QUATUOR MOLINARI André Moisan CLARINETTE / CLARINET ACD2 2736 KRZYSZTOF PENDERECKI (1933-2020) 1 ❙ Quatuor à cordes no 1 / String Quartet No. 1 (1960) [5:57] Quatuor à cordes no 2 / String Quartet No. 2 (1968) 2 ❙ Lento molto - Vivace - Lento molto [9:09] QUATUOR MOLINARI 3 ❙ Der unterbrochene Gedanke (1988) [2:05] [ La pensée interrompue - The Broken Thought ] OLGA RANZENHOFER PREMIER VIOLON / FIRST VIOLIN ANTOINE BAREIL DEUXIÈME VIOLON DEPUIS 2018 / SECOND VIOLIN SINCE 2018 Trio à cordes / String Trio (1990)* DEUXIÈME VIOLON / SECOND VIOLIN 4 ❙ I. Allegro molto - Andante - Allegro molto - Allegretto - Allegro molto - Andante -Vivo [8:28] FRÉDÉRIC BEDNARZ pour cet enregistrement / for this recording 5 ❙ II. Vivace [5:15] FRÉDÉRIC LAMBERT ALTO / VIOLA VIOLONCELLE / CELLO Quatuor pour clarinette et trio à cordes / Quartet for clarinet and string trio (1993) PIERRE-ALAIN BOUVRETTE 6 ❙ I. Notturno : Adagio [3:16] ANDRÉ MOISAN CLARINETTE / CLARINET 7 ❙ II. Scherzo : Vivacissimo [2:22] 8 ❙ III. Serenade : Tempo di Valse [1:32] 9 ❙ IV. Abschied : Larghetto [7:36] 10 ❙ Quatuor à cordes no 3 / String Quartet No. 3 (2008) [16:41] Blätter eines nicht geschriebenen Tagebuches [ Pages d’un journal non écrit - “Leaves from an Unwritten Diary” ] * Frédéric Bednarz violon / violin ❙ QUATUOR NO 1 trémolos criants mettent un terme à toute cette frénésie. S’ensuit une section très douce, jouant sur la variation de la vitesse et de l’ambitus du vibrato sur de longues notes, qui est interrompue à Krzysztof Penderecki (1933-2020) fait une entrée remarquée comme compositeur sur la scène quelques reprises.