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ARTIST
ZEITKRATZER
TITLE
Reinhold Friedl: Scarlatti
FORMAT
CD
LABEL
ZEITKRATZER
CATALOG #
ZKR 028CD
ZKR 028CD
GENRE
CLASSICAL
RELEASE DATE
9/29/2023
zeitkratzer
director
Reinhold Friedl
and his ensemble present new compositions, grounded on
Domenico Scarlatti
's piano sonata F-minor K.466. Commissioned by the dance company
Rubato
and dedicated to
Mario Bertoncini
(1932-2019). Little is known about Domenico Scarlatti (1685-1757). His music is, so to speak, left to its own devices: free, cheeky, playful, sonorous, surprising. Harmonically strolling again and again into unforeseen regions, the ear leads, not the theory; and also, the fingers get their right: playful and haptic it goes. Scarlatti explained, "since nature has given me ten fingers and my instrument provides employment for all, I see no reason why I should not use all ten of them." Freedom, friction, and listening pleasure instead of convention: "He knew quite well that he had disregarded all the rules of composition in his piano pieces, but asked whether his deviation from the rules offended the ear? He believes there is almost no other rule than that of not offending the only sense whose object is music -- the ear." Reinhold Friedl applied this principle and composed the music for a choreography by dance company Rubato. Dance music drawn from Scarlatti, who was so inspired by dance music. The material of the piano sonata F-minor K.466 is twisted anew in all its richness, shifted back and forth, declined, frozen, noise-ified, sound structures extracted, floating. Those who know the sonata, will more than smell its shadows. Dedicated to
Mario Bertoncini
(
Gruppo di Improvvisazione Nuova Consonanza
) who was particularly fond of K.466, on which all the music presented here is grounded.
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