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01. Markus Bellheim - Klavierstuck Nr. 1, Op 8a
02. Markus Bellheim - Klavierstuck Nr. 2, Op 8b: I
03. Markus Bellheim - Klavierstuck Nr. 2, Op 8b: II
04. Markus Bellheim - Klavierstuck Nr. 2, Op 8b: III
05. Markus Bellheim - Klavierstuck Nr. 2, Op 8b: IV
06. Markus Bellheim - Klavierstuck Nr. 4: I. Poco rit. - sehr langsam
07. Markus Bellheim - Klavierstuck Nr. 4: II. Ruhig. keine Temposchwankung, fast starr
08. Markus Bellheim - Klavierstuck Nr. 4: III. Massig schnell, sehr frei
09. Markus Bellheim - Klavierstuck Nr. 4: IV. Etwas schnell
10. Markus Bellheim - Klavierstuck Nr. 4: Poco rit. -sehr langsam
11. Markus Bellheim - Klavierstuck Nr. 4: Var.1
12. Markus Bellheim - Klavierstuck Nr. 4: Var.2
13. Markus Bellheim - Klavierstuck Nr. 4: -
14. Markus Bellheim - Klavierstuck Nr. 5: "Tombeau": I
15. Markus Bellheim - Klavierstuck Nr. 5: "Tombeau": II. Ciacona
16. Markus Bellheim - Klavierstuck Nr. 5: "Tombeau": III. Quasi Corale
17. Markus Bellheim - Klavierstuck Nr. 6 "Bagatellen"
18. Markus Bellheim - Landler
01. Markus Bellheim - Klavierstuck Nr. 7
02. Markus Bellheim - Brahmsliebewalzer
03. Markus Bellheim - Nachstudie
04. Markus Bellheim - Zwiesprache: A. Schlee in memoriam
05. Markus Bellheim - Zwiesprache: P. Schlee in memoriam
06. Markus Bellheim - Zwiesprache: H. Klotz in memoriam
07. Markus Bellheim - Zwiesprache: H.H. Eggebrecht in memoriam
08. Markus Bellheim - Zwiesprache: H. Wiesler in memoriam
09. Markus Bellheim - Auf einem anderen Blatt
10. Markus Bellheim - Zwei kleine Schwingungen: Slow
11. Markus Bellheim - Zwei kleine Schwingungen: Calmo
12. Markus Bellheim - Wortlos: Langsam
13. Markus Bellheim - Wortlos: Noch langsamer
ARTIST
TITLE
Piano Pieces
FORMAT
2CD

LABEL
CATALOG #
NEOS 10717-8CD NEOS 10717-8CD
GENRE
RELEASE DATE
7/2/2013

Performed by Markus Bellheim, piano; recorded 2007/2008. "Wolfgang Rihm was born in 1952 in Karlsruhe; between 1968-1976 he studied Composition in Karlsruhe, Cologne and Freiburg with Eugen Werner Velte, Karlheinz Stockhausen, Klaus Huber, Wolfgang Fortner and Humphrey Searle. In Freiburg he also studied musicology with Hans Heinrich Eggebrecht. Various stipendiary grants (Villa Massimo, Rome, e.g.) and awards followed, including the Rolf Liebermann Prize, the Jacob Burckhardt Prize given by the Johann Wolfgang von Goethe Foundation, the Bach Prize of the City of Hamburg, the Federal Cross of Merit and the 2003 Ernst von Siemens Foundation Prize. From 1978 onwards, Rihm has taught at the International Summer Courses in Darmstadt, and since 1973 in Karlsruhe, where he was given a professorship in composition in 1985. He is a member of the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich and of the Academy of Arts in Berlin and Mannheim. A number of festivals and concert series have been dedicated to the music of Wolfgang Rihm."