Eva-Maria Houben
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works for flute |
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Order Reference: |
EWR 0703/04 |
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CD |
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Composer |
Eva-Maria Houben |
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Performer: |
Anne Horstmann, flute |
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calme, silence, solitude for
piccolo solo, quelques riens for
mauritius flute and moments musicaux for
bass flute constitute a trilogy, composed by eva-maria houben for flutist
anne horstmann. they may also be performed individually. the mauritius flute is a traverse flute made of speckled bamboo. its seven holes are burned into the wood. the scores of this trilogy contain the note: "hector berlioz
abgehört" ("upon listening to hector berlioz"). the titles allude to french
composer hector berlioz: one of the first to radically expand the listening
space by his reference to "nearly nothing" ("presque
rien"). "calme, silence, solitude" is a quotation form one of his
scores. jubilatio for
mauritius flute (2007) is a kind of wordless singing that could go on and on
without ending: singing to oneself. |
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