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Bernhard Lang: Die Sterne des Hungers

Sabine Lutzenberger (mezzo)

Klangforum Wien, Sylvain Cambreling

Vividly recorded in performances of the greatest concentration and technical skill, the disc is a fine vindication of Kairos's enlightened attitude to A&R.

Bernhard Lang: Die Sterne des Hungers

Sabine Lutzenberger (mezzo)

Klangforum Wien, Sylvain Cambreling

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Vividly recorded in performances of the greatest concentration and technical skill, the disc is a fine vindication of Kairos's enlightened attitude to A&R.

About

Monadologie VII shows a familiar and yet strange landscape, and the musical events regularly grind to a halt and get stuck. These brief moments of empty repetition give rise to dimensions within which, the difference between present and past transforms itself into a musical experience. The Stars of Hunger was composed in 2007and is based on three poems by the Austrian poet Christine Levant.

Contents and tracklist

I. Praeludium "...Mon Commencement."
Track length8:03
II. Lösch Aus
Track length13:52
III. Erleuchtung!
Track length8:39
IV. Interludium: "Ma Fin Est..."
Track length2:15
V. Die Trübsinnsstaude
Track length5:28
VI. Im Rückgrat Aufwärts...
Track length7:50
VII. "...et Mon Commencement Ma..."
Track length1:42
I. Thema I
Track length9:05
II. Thema II
Track length6:02
III. Thema III
Track length4:39
IV. Thema IV
Track length5:08
V. Coda
Track length3:05

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March 2011

Vividly recorded in performances of the greatest concentration and technical skill, the disc is a fine vindication of Kairos's enlightened attitude to A&R.
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