Giacinto Scelsi • Stefan Goldmann • Jeremias Schwarzer – Sfera

Label:	Macro – MACRO M64
Format:	CD, Album
Land:	Germany
Veröffentlicht:	28. Jan. 2022
Genre:	Electronic, Classical
Stil:	Electroacoustic, Modern, Experimental

Trackliste

1		Instauratio Electronics [Synthesis] – Stefan Goldmann
2		Maknongan Recorder [Subbass Recorder], Adapted By – Jeremias Schwarzer
3		Cepstrum Electronics [Synthesis] – Stefan Goldmann
4		Tre Pezzi – Primo Recorder [Voice Flute (Tenor Recorder in C)], Adapted By – Jeremias Schwarzer
5		Tre Pezzi – Secondo Recorder [Tenor Recorder In C], Adapted By – Jeremias Schwarzer
6		Tre Pezzi – Terzo Recorder [Soprano Recorder], Adapted By – Jeremias Schwarzer
7		Sfera Electronics [Synthesis] – Stefan Goldmann
8		Ave Maria Recorder [Renaissance Basset Recorder], Adapted By – Jeremias Schwarzer
9		Alleluja Recorder [Renaissance Basset Recorder], Adapted By – Jeremias Schwarzer
10		Baïr Electronics [Synthesis] – Stefan Goldmann
11		Anaphora Electronics [Synthesis] – Stefan Goldmann
12		Mantram Recorder [Subbass Recorder], Adapted By – Jeremias Schwarzer

Unternehmen usw.

Lizenziert durch – Deutschlandfunk

Mitwirkende (Credits)

Artwork – Viet Hoa Le*
Composed By – Giacinto Scelsi (Titel: 2, 4 to 6, 8 to 9, 12), Stefan Goldmann (Titel: 1, 3, 7, 10, 11)
Producer, Mixed By – Stefan Goldmann
Recorded By – Siegbert Ernst (Titel: 2, 4 to 6, 8 to 9, 12)
Restoration – Stefan Goldmann (Titel: 2, 4 to 6, 8 to 9, 12)

Anmerkungen

Maknongan (1976)
Tre Pezzi (1956)
Ave Maria (from: Three Latin Prayers, 1970)
Alleluja (from: Three Latin Prayers, 1970)
Mantram (undated)

All works by G.Scelsi adapted for recorder by Jeremias Schwarzer, with the kind permission of Fondazione Isabella Scelsi.
Licensed from Deutschlandfunk.

Baïr includes a performance of Bayati Taksim (Turkish traditional), transcribed and adapted for renaissance basset recorder by Jeremias Schwarzer (2008). Baïr and Sfera include breath-sound meditiations for recorder, performed by Jeremias Schwarzer (2012) and processed electronically by Stefan Goldmann (2021).