Beschreibung
Andre, Aperghis, Apostel, Baltakas, Barden, Barlow, Bartók, Boucourechliev, Boulez, Bussotti, Castiglioni, Clementi, Criton, Engelmann, Evangelisti, Febel, Ferneyhough, Ferrari, Flammer, Heyn, Kagel, Kayn, Killmayer, Krebber, Kubisch, Kurtág, Lachenmann, Lang, Mack, Marie, Mochizuki, Poppe, Rayeva, Rihm, Rothman, Saunders, Schönberg, Sciarrino, Sessions, Steen-Andersen, Stiebler, Stockhausen, Tanaka, Webern, Wolpe, Xenakis, Zimmermann, Žuraj
Programm:
CD 1
Piano Repertoire before 1950
total playing time: 73:43
Arnold Schönberg (1874–1951)
Sechs kleine Klavierstücke op. 19 (1911) 04:46
[01] I. Leicht, zart 01:09
[02] II. Langsam 00:50
[03] III. Sehr langsame Viertel 00:44
[04] IV. Rasch, aber leicht 00:20
[05] V. Etwas rasch 00:35
[06] VI. Sehr langsam 01:08
Eduard Steuermann, piano
Recording: 17 July 1957 – Darmstadt, Orangerie
Arnold Schönberg(1874–1951)
Fünf Klavierstücke op. 23 (1920–23) 10:24
[07] I. Sehr langsam 02:15
[08] II. Sehr rasch 01:08
[09] III. Langsam 03:18
[10] IV. Schwungvoll 01:18
[11] V. Walzer 02:25
Peter Stadlen, piano
Recording: 31 July 1948 – Darmstadt, Stadthalle
Béla Bartók (1881–1945)
Sonate (1926) 12:11
[12] I. Allegro moderato 04:00
[13] II. Sostenuto e pesante 04:56
[14] III. Allegro molto 03:15
Andor Foldes, piano
Recording: 18 July 1952 – Darmstadt, Kongresssaal Mathildenhöhe
Anton Webern (1883–1945)
Variationen op. 27 (1935 / 36) 05:49
[15] I. Sehr mäßig 02:10
[16] II. Sehr schnell 00:30
[17] III. Ruhig fließend 03:09
Peter Stadlen, piano
German premiere
Recording: 31 July 1948 – Darmstadt, Stadthalle
Stefan Wolpe (1902–1972)
[18] Passacaglia from „Four Studies on Basic Rows“ (1936) 12:38
David Tudor, piano
German premiere
Recording: 12 July 1956 – Darmstadt, Seminar Marienhöhe
Roger Sessions (1896–1985)
From My Diary. Four Pieces (1939–40) 08:12
[19] I. Poco adagio 02:57
[20] II. Allegro con brio 02:38
[21] III. Larghissimo e misterioso 01:42
[22] IV. Allegro pesante 00:55
Howard Lebow, piano
Recording: 14 July 1960 – Darmstadt, Seminar Marienhöhe
Hans Erich Apostel(1901–1972)
Kubiniana. Zehn Klavierstücke op. 13 (1946) 09:58
[23] 1. Lento assai 01:48
[24] 2. Marcia moderato 00:47
[25] 3. Allegretto 00:25
[26] 4. Grave 00:48
[27] 5. Andante molto 00:48
[28] 6. Tempo di marcia 00:42
[29] 7. Allegro molto 00:39
[30] 8. Lento 01:36
[31] 9. Moderato 01:08
[32] 10. Andante molto 01:17
Peter Stadlen, piano
Recording: 31 July 1948 – Darmstadt, Stadthalle
Pierre Boulez (1925–2016)
Première Sonate (1946) 09:26
[33] I. Lent 04:55
[34] II. Assez large 04:31
Erika Haase, piano
Recording: 03 September 1959 – Darmstadt, Kongresssaal Mathildenhöhe
CD 2
Piano Repertoire of the 1950s / 1960s
total playing time: 70:34
Bernd Alois Zimmermann (1918–1970)
Enchiridion 2. Teil “Exerzitien” (1952, early version) 08:06
[01] 1. Vigil 01:16
[02] 2. Hora 01:32
[03] 3. Ostinato 01:07
[04] 4. Matutin 01:34
[05] 5. L’après-midi d’un Puck* 00:42
[06] 6. Hommage à Johann Strauß* 00:41
[07] 7. Imagination 01:14
*(Pieces removed by the composer from the final version of “Exerzitien”)
Yvonne Loriod, piano
Recording: 19 July 1952 – Darmstadt, Seminar Marienhöhe
Franco Evangelisti (1926–1980)
[08] Proiezione sonore. Strutture (1955–56) 04:17
David Tudor, piano
World premiere
Recording: 10 September 1958 – Darmstadt, Schloss Heiligenberg
Luc Ferrari (1929–2005)
[09] Visage I (1956) 07:06
Else Stock-Hug, piano
Recording: 20 July 1957 – Darmstadt, Seminar Marienhöhe
Karlheiz Stockhausen (1928–2007)
[10] Klavierstück XI (1956) 06:01
David Tudor, piano
Recording: 08 September 1958 – Darmstadt, Schloss Heiligenberg
Pierre Boulez (1925–2016)
[11] Troisième Sonate (1955–57) 20:42
Non-edited preliminary version in five movements (formants):
Antiphonie – Séquence – Miroir – Strophe – Trope
Pierre Boulez, piano
Recording: 30 August 1959 – Darmstadt, Kongresssaal Mathildenhöhe
Aldo Clementi (1925–2011)
Composizione n. 1 (1957) 04:10
[12] I. 01:20
[13] II. 01:46
[14] III. 01:04
Aloys Kontarsky, piano
World premiere
Recording: 05 September 1958 – Darmstadt, Schloss Heiligenberg
Niccolò Castiglioni (1932–1996)
[15] Inizio di movimento (1958) 02:15
Niccolò Castiglioni, piano
World premiere
Recording: 10 September 1958 – Darmstadt, Schloss Heiligenberg
György Kurtág (*1926)
Acht Klavierstücke op. 3 (1960) 03:50
[16] I. Inesorabile. Andante con moto 00:44
[17] II. Calmo 00:35
[18] III. Sostenuto 00:25
[19] IV. Scorrevole 00:24
[20] V. Prestissimo possibile 00:17
[21] VI. Grave 00:17
[22] VII. Adagio 00:37
[23] VIII. Vivo 00:31
Andor Losonczy, piano
World premiere
Recording: 10 July 1960 – Darmstadt, Seminar Marienhöhe
Erstalbrecht Stiebler (*1934)
[24] Labile Aktion (1962) 03:57
Peter Roggenkamp, piano
Recording: 1963; produced by the International Music Institute Darmstadt (IMD) beyond the Summer Courses
(World premiere: 17. Juli 1962 – Seminar Marienhöhe; Ernstalbrecht Stiebler, piano)
Helmut Lachenmann (*1935)
[25] Echo Andante (1962) 09:58
Helmut Lachenmann, piano
World premiere
Recording: 18 July 1962 – Darmstadt, Stadthalle
CD 3
Piano Repertoire of the 1970s
total playing time: 75:38
Iannis Xenakis (1922–2001)
[01] Evryali (1973) 07:02
Aloys Kontarsky, piano
German premiere
Recording: 30 July 1974 – Darmstadt, Georg-Büchner-Schule
André Boucourechliev (1925–1997)
Six études d’après Piranèse (1975) 15:32
[02] I. Δ (Delta) 02:35
[03] II. Π (Pi) 01:17
[04] III. Σ (Sigma) 05:02
[05] IV. Φ (Phi) 01:35
[06] V. Θ (Theta) 03:05
[07] VI. Ξ (Xi) 01:58
Claude Helffer, piano
Recording: 19 July 1996 – Darmstadt, Kongresssaal Mathildenhöhe
Wolfgang Rihm (*1952)
Klavierstück Nr. 5 “Tombeau” (1975) 10:55
[08] 1. 01:52
[09] 2. Ciacona 06:00
[10] 3. Quasi chorale 03:03
Herbert Henck, piano
Recording: 21 July 1976 – Darmstadt, Georg-Büchner-Schule
Salvatore Sciarrino (*1947)
[11] Prima Sonata (1976) 14:07
Peter Schmalfuss, piano
Recording: 23 July 1980 – Darmstadt, Georg-Büchner-Schule
Reinhard Febel (*1952)
[12] Klavierstück (1976) 04:40
Edward Lambert, piano
Recording: 26 July 1976 – Darmstadt, Georg-Büchner-Schule
Reinhard Febel (*1952)
[13] Klavierstück 1978 06:53
Bernhard Wambach, piano
Recording: 13 August 1978 – Darmstadt, Georg-Büchner-Schule
Mauricio Kagel (1931–2008)
[14] An Tasten. Klavieretüde (1977) 16:21
Aloys Kontarsky, piano
Recording: 05 August 1978 – Darmstadt, Städtische Sporthalle
CD 4
Piano Repertoire of the 1980s
total playing time: 72:10
Sylvano Bussotti (*1931)
[01] La Morte di Fedra (1980) 06:05
Yvar Mikhashoff, piano
Recording: 19 July 1990 – Darmstadt, Georg-Büchner-Schule
Brian Ferneyhough (*1943)
[02] Lemma – Icon – Epigram (1980 / 81) 12:56
Cecil Lytle, piano
Recording: 05 August 1988 – Darmstadt, Orangerie
Karlheinz Stockhausen (1928–2007)
[03] Luzifers Traum oder Klavierstück XIII (1981) 30:58
Bernhard Wambach, piano
Recording: 20 July 1984 – Darmstadt, Georg-Büchner-Schule
Wilhelm Killmayer (*1927)
[04] Klavierstück Nr. 7 “Phantasie-Paraphrase” (1986–88) 14:02
Siegfried Mauser, piano
Recording: 09 August 1988 – Darmstadt, Georg-Büchner-Schule
Ernst Helmuth Flammer (*1949)
[05] Klavierstück 3. Passacaglia brevis (1987 / 88) 08:06
Ortwin Stürmer, piano
Recording: 27 July 1990 – Darmstadt, Georg-Büchner-Schule
CD 5
Piano Repertoire of the 1990s
total playing time: 78:41
Daniel Rothman (*1958)
[01] Play the Piano Drunk Like a Percussion Instrument until the Fingers Begin to Bleed a Bit (1991) 14:47
Bernhard Wambach, piano
Recording: 02 August 1996 – Darmstadt, Georg-Büchner-Schule
Enno Poppe (*1969)
[02] Thema mit 840 Variationen (1993 / 97) 07:28
Anna D’Errico, piano
Recording: 28 July 2010 – Darmstadt, Akademie für Tonkunst
Mark Andre (*1964)
[03] un-fini III (1993–95) 15:58
Ermis Theodorakis, piano
Recording: 28 July 2010 – Darmstadt, Akademie für Tonkunst
Yoshifumi Tanaka (*1968)
[04] eco lontanissima II (1994 / 96) 09:48
Massimiliano Damerini, piano
Recording: 24 July 1998 – Darmstadt, Orangerie
Klaus Lang (*1971)
[05] Der schlafende Landmann, der Baum des Lebens und die Schalen der Finsternis (1998) 15:31
Bernhard Wambach, piano
Recording: 16 July 2008 – Darmstadt, Orangerie
Olga Rayeva (*1971)
[06] Drawing with an Angel (1999) 15:05
Pi-Hsien Chen, piano
Recording: 08 July 2002 – Darmstadt, Orangerie
CD 6
Piano Repertoire of the 2000s / 2010s · Speaking Pianists · Player Pianos
total playing time 78:36
Younghi Pagh-Paan (*1945)
[01] PA-MUN (1971) 04:09
Kaya Han, piano
Recording: 08 August 2006 – Darmstadt, Orangerie
Salvatore Sciarrino (*1947)
[02] Due notturni crudeli (2001) 07:50
Nicolas Hodges, piano
German Premiere
Recording: 07 July 2002 – Darmstadt, Orangerie
James Saunders (*1972)
[03] # 070702 (2002) 14:50
Nicolas Hodges, piano
World Premiere
Recording: 07 July 2002 – Darmstadt, Orangerie
Misato Mochizuki (*1969)
[04] Moebius-Ring (2003) 12:31
Nicolas Hodges, piano
Recording: 13 July 2008 – Darmstadt, Orangerie
Mark Barden (*1980)
[05] die Haut Anderer (2008) 09:22
Rei Nakamura, piano
Recording: 26 July 2010 – Darmstadt, Akademie für Tonkunst
Georges Aperghis (*1945)
[06] Conversation X for prepared piano and speaking (1993) 02:18
Reto Staub, piano /speaker
Recording: 25 July 2010 – Darmstadt, Orangerie
Vykintas Baltakas (*1972)
[07] Pasaka / ein Märchen for speaking pianist (1995–97) 04:38
Text from the Indian mythology
Benjamin Kobler, piano /speaker
Recording: 10 August 1996 – Darmstadt, Georg-Büchner-Schule
Clarence Barlow (*1945)
[08] No. 5: L’orchidée d’argent 00:42
[09] No. 7: Pandora 08:22
from Orchideae Ordinariae, or The Twelfth Root of Truth (1989)
for orchestra, rev. for player piano and computer
Recording: 27 July 1990 – Darmstadt, Georg-Büchner-Schule
Vito Žuraj (*1979)
[10] Matrix for player piano and electronics (2013) 06:07
German Premiere
Recording: 14 August 2014 – Darmstadt, Mornewegschule
Steffen Krebber (*1976)
[11] faire signe for automatic piano and loudspeaker (2014) 07:40
World Premiere
Recording: 14 August 2014 – Darmstadt, Mornewegschule
CD 7
Piano Extended
total playing time: 73:47
Roland Kayn (1932–2011)
[01] Quanten (1957–58) 11:12
Aloys Kontarsky, piano
Recording: 10 September 1958 – Darmstadt, Schloss Heiligenberg
Jean-Etienne Marie (1917–1989)
Trois pièces brêves pour piano à tiers de ton (1958) 05:04
[02] I. 01:11
[03] II. 01:46
[04] III. 02:07
Martine Joste, piano
Recording: 10 August 1988 – Darmstadt, Orangerie
Hans Ulrich Engelmann (1921–2011)
[05] Cadenza op. 23 (1961) 09:22
Else Stock-Hug, piano
World Premiere
Recording: 10 July 1962 – Darmstadt, Stadthalle
Clarence Barlow (*1945)
[06] …until… Version 5 (1972) 04:07
Kristi Becker, piano
Recording: 26 July 1986 – Darmstadt, Georg-Bücher-Schule
Christina Kubisch (*1948)
[07] Identikit (Divertimento) for five pianists (at one piano) and tapes (1974) 12:51
David Arden / Marek Mietelski / Davide Mosconi / Carlos Pellegrino / Werner Füsser, piano
Recording: 03 August 1974 – Darmstadt, Georg-Bücher-Schule
Volker Heyn (*1938)
[08] Tap for prepared piano and live electronics (1987) 14:45
Oscar Pizzo, piano
Alessandro Pianu & Suyun Kim, live electronics
Recording: 23 July 1992 – Darmstadt, Edith-Stein-Schule
Pascale Criton (*1954)
[09] Thymes for quarter-tone piano and tape (1989) 08:09
Martine Joste, piano
German premiere
Recording: 23 July 1990 – Darmstadt, Georg-Büchner-Schule
Simon Steen-Andersen (*1976)
[10] Rerendered for piano with two assistants (2003 / 04) 08:12
Ellen Ugelvik, piano
Two assistants (members of asamisimasa)
Recording: 24 July 2010 – Darmstadt, Orangerie
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