for violoncello and piano
- tempo giusto
- schneller
- langsam
- Year of composition: 2001
- Duration: 15′
- WP: 08.03.2002, Munich (DE) | Heinrich Schiff (violoncello), Till Fellner (piano)
- Recordings: Thomas Larcher: IXXU, ECM 2006
Thomas Demenga (cello), Thomas Larcher (piano) | CD IXXU
[english]
Programme note
Mummified – wrapped up – concealed
dried up – parched – leathery traces of memory
dissecting – opening of spots of barely a square centimetre – elder-berries in the stomach
tissue samples – under the microscope the nanocosmos is exploding
Thomas Larcher
A heartfelt love of sound, of small form becomes perceptible. Mysterious landscapes emerge: full of manic concentration, obsession even in submerging into a note, a sound, a small figure, full of turns towards ethereally serene regions with very simple harmonic structures emerging like islands in the rough sea and opening a view onto the sky. Often, the titles already point to the mental landscapes that are turned into sound.
Reinhard Schulz
[deutsch]
Programmnotiz
mumifiziert – eingehüllt – verborgen
vertrocknet – ausgedörrt – lederne Erinnerungsspuren
sezieren – öffnen kaum quadratzentimetergroßer Stellen – Hollerbeeren im Magentrakt
Gewebeproben – unter dem Mikroskop explodiert der Nanokosmos
Thomas Larcher

