Violeta Dinescu – Portrait

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Label:	gutingi – gutingi 507, gutingi – gut 507
Series:	Hochschule für Musik und Theater Hannover – 7, Unerhört – 4
Format:	2 x CD
Country:	Germany
Released:	2000
Genre:	Classical
Style:	Contemporary

Tracklist

1-1	Echoes II Piano, Percussion – Anke Lucks	10:18
1-2	SchattenRosenSchatten Lyrics By – Ingeborg Bachmann Vocals – Theodora Baka	5:52
1-3	Lun Ju Accordion – Inna Klause Violin – Wojciech Wieczorek	4:08
1-4	Dona Nobis Pacem Cello – Karsten Dehning Vocals, Percussion – Sonja Stephan	9:03
1-5	Ein Brief Ensemble – Canto-Variabile Vocals – Daniel Lager, Michaela Ische, Sonja Stephan, Valeska Zürn Words By – Damian Hugo	9:03
2-1	Dies Diem Docet Piano – Alexander Raytchev	15:15
2-2	Quatrain Lyrics By – François Villon Vocals – Markus Jarusch	4:17
2-3	Icos Accordion – Milan Mitrovic, Tatu Kantomaa Bass Clarinet – Ralf Pegelhoff	6:19
2-4	Fragment Aus "Hunger Und Durst" Libretto By – R. Haas Trombone – Susann Ziegler Vocals – Valeska Zürn Words By – Eugène Ionesco*	9:42
2-5	Mondnacht Lyrics By – Joseph von Eichendorff Mezzo-soprano Vocals – Norma Enns Organ – Guido Mürmann	7:05

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Recorded At – Hochschule für Musik und Theater Hannover
Designed At – Fachhochschule Hannover
Pressed By – SNA

Credits

Composed By – Violeta Dinescu
Design [Cover] – Stefanie Dustmann
Liner Notes – Bärbel Siefert, Darlén Bakke, Franziska Günther
Liner Notes [English Translation] – Diana Loos
Recording Supervisor, Edited By – H. Holzweg
Typography – Studio 29b

Notes

"Echoes II" composed 1980,
"SchattenRosenSchatten" composed 1993,
"Lun Ju" and "Ein Brief" composed 1994,
"Dona Nobis Pacem" composed 1987,
"Dies Diem Docet" and "Quatrain" composed 1986,
"Icos" composed 1997,
"Hunger und Durst" and "Mondnacht" composed 1985.

Recorded at Konzertsaal der Hochschule für Musik und Theater Hannover, January/March 2000.

"Unerhört" is a project by the women's bureau of the Hannover Academy of Music and Theatre. This concert series presents female composers from various lands, continents and cultures who display differing traditions and procedures in dealing with the artistic material at their disposal.