Hans Zender (*1936)

32:41 Logos – Fragmente (2007) für 32 Singstimmen und drei Orchestergruppen

[01] 15:02 Fragment I (Johannes I, 1–17)
[02] 04:39 Fragment V (Valentinus)


[03] 13:00 Fragment VI (Evangelium nach Thomas, Text aus Nag Hamadi) 

SWR Vokalensemble Stuttgart
Celso Antunes, Leitung

SWR Sinfonieorchester Baden-Baden und Freiburg
Sylvain Cambreling, Dirigent

Weltpremiere ∙ Auftragswerk des SWR

Klaus Huber (*1924)

[04] 22:46 Quod est Pax? Vers la Raison du Coeur ... (2007) 
für fünf Solostimmen, Arabische Percussion, Schlagzeug und Orchester
nach Texten von Jacques Derrida, Octavio Paz, Simone Weil, Klaus Huber, u.a.
 

Nora Thiele, Arabische Percussion

les jeunes solistes:
Anne-Marie Jacquin, Sopran ∙ Lucie Lacoste, Mezzosopran
Sebastian Amadieu, Countertenor ∙ Hubert Mayer, Tenor ∙ Alain Lyet, Bass
Rachid Safir, Leitung

SWR Sinfonieorchester Baden-Baden und Freiburg
Rupert Huber, Dirigent

Deutsche Erstaufführung ∙ Auftragswerk des SWR

Geamt: 55:27

As in previous years, NEOS was trusted with the live recording of the most important premieres at the Donaueschingen Music Days – this time with a special bonus: a jazz session is part of the 2007 package!

Mark Andre, Arnulf Herrmann, Klaus Huber, Helmut Oehring, Enno Poppe, François Sarhan, James Sauners, Hans Thomalla and Hans Zender are the names that appear with greatest frequency at the 2007 Donaueschingen Festival.

The Jazz SACD includes two sessions with Bernhard Lang – born in Vienna and active up to now in New York as a composer of New Music, and Elliott Sharp – the young-at-heart Old Master from New York, issued under the title War-Zones.

The edition is available as single volumes and as a complete boxed package.

04/2009

02/2009