Stefan Temmingh - Sound Stories Works For Recorder&Harp - Import CD

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Stefan Temmingh

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Music that Transcends Boundaries in an Era of Tolerance and DiversityA Duo Album by Temming, a recorder player who is gaining popularity for his brilliant technique, and Kjell, a talented old-time harpist. Weaving a musical story spanning five centuries and six countries with nine different recorders and three different harps, the duo performs songs, arias, sonatas and sonatas. The orchestra skillfully combines various genres of music, including songs, arias, sonatas, variations, and dances, most of which are performed on the original instruments of the period in which they were composed. While each piece speaks for itself, the whole is composed as a large series of pieces. Contemporary music such as "Dance of Nere" by avant-garde composer Thomas Koppel, whose father was a student of Nielsen and who was deeply involved in social activities due to his Jewish heritage, the serene "Splendor Stellarme" by Klaus Lang, a commissioned work, and Piazzolla's "Forgetting", which is loved beyond its genre, give the album its unique color. The album is a collection of contemporary music, such as Klaus Lang's serene "Splendor Stellarme" and Piazzolla's genre-defying "Oblivion.The combination of Bach's unaccompanied arrangement, which was inspired by Leonhardt's keyboard arrangement, and the "Dance of the Spirits" performed in the afterlife paradise in Greek mythology, all of which are essential to the music and to the modern human being, is a high-spirited celebration of the tolerance and diversity of music. The music is a high-spirited celebration of the tolerance and diversity essential to music and modern mankind. King International