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Adrián Demoč - Piano (CD)
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'Piano' is an album of three pieces, 'A Luca Marenzio ll', 'Ma fin est mon commencement', and 'Gebrechlichkeit', written by Slovak composer Adrián Demoč between 2018 and 2023, performed and recorded by Czech pianist Miroslav Beinhauer in the studio of Czech Radio Ostrava in the winter of 2023. 4-panel wallet with one disc, cover painting by Maria Filippakopoulou.
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TRACK LIST 1. A Luca Marenzio II (2018) 2. Ma fin est mon commencement (2019) 3. Gebrechlichkeit (2023) CREDITS
compositions by Adrián Demoč Miroslav Beinhauer - piano recorded by Lubomír Výrek at the Czech Radio Ostrava in November and December 2023 recording direction by František Mixa and Sylva Stejskalová mastered by Taku Unami cover painting ‘Wind generators’ (2004) by Maria Filippakopoulou, with thanks CD designed and produced by Yuko Zama special thanks to Jaroslav Moravec and Renáta Spisarová ℗ 2023 Czech Radio 2024 elsewhere music www.elsewheremusic.net |
'Piano' is an album of three pieces, 'A Luca Marenzio ll', 'Ma fin est mon commencement', and 'Gebrechlichkeit', written by Slovak composer Adrián Demoč between 2018 and 2023.
'Ma fin est mon commencement' and 'Gebrechlichkeit' were written with three performance options in mind: specific instrumentation, open instrumentation with a similar quality of timbre and register, and a "monochromatic polyphonic" instrument, preferably the piano. 'A Luca Marenzio ll' was originally written as 'A Luca Marenzio' for three instruments, with cello (or viola da gamba) as the required instrument and the other two instruments flexible, and 'A Luca Marenzio II' is the 'well-tempered' counterpart to the original piece for solo piano. "I was amazed when I heard Miroslav Beinhauer play this piece at a concert in Prague. He managed to create a slightly different timbre for each voice. It was mesmerizing." - Adrián Demoč "Playing Adrián's music is like meditating but being above the music and 'controlling' the meditation at the same time. And it happens immediately, I don't need time to adjust, to get used to it." - Miroslav Beinhauer The three pieces were performed and recorded by Beinhauer in the studio of Czech Radio Ostrava in the winter of 2023. Q&A with Adrián Demoč and Miroslav Beinhauer about Piano |