Theodor Grigoriu: Hommage À Enesco

Theodor Grigoriu: Hommage À Enesco

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Written five years after the death of the composer the work reflects a powerful wish for an imaginary dialogue with a great creator; Upon learning the sad news, coming from Paris in 1955, the plan of the work took shape quite soon, but the work on the score itself materialized...

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Written five years after the death of the composer the work reflects a powerful wish for an imaginary dialogue with a great creator; Upon learning the sad news, coming from Paris in 1955, the plan of the work took shape quite soon, but the work on the score itself materialized only in 1960, after a long period of gestation. Homage to Enescu has three parts – Prelude, Melopoeia, Polyphony – or three attitudes: one of awe striking the composer upon entering a vast world, another of contemplation of its abyss, and still another of lucidly returning to his work, the only one capable of rendering him to his won artistic way. It was written for violins alone (divided in four groups) whose numbers may be multiplied from 8 to 32. Instrumentally speaking, Theodor Grigoriu intends an analysis of the rich color resources of the violin, but also an investigation of Enescu’s unique, original style of playing. The initial theme combines, in the sense of an epiphany, a monogram of the letters E.N.E.S.C.U. and two motifs from Octuor (Octet) and Chamber Symphony, i.e. piece from youth and another from the end of his career, both evoking a very characteristic Enescian Stimmung. E= mi / N = rest (in old neumes) / E = mi / S = si / C = do / U = do (ut) Ionel Perlea`s brilliant interpretation during his 1969 concert tour turned the audiences’ attention to this work, propelling it into the concert life.
Instrument (fx guitar, sang m.m.) Ensemble/Sammenspil, Violin
Udgivelsesår 2010-08-05 12:24:00
Type (fx Instrumentskole o.lign.) Partitur
Media (fx Bog, CD, DVD m.m.) Noder
Publisher/Producent Editions Musicales Transatlantiques, Editions Transatlantiques
Bidragydere Grigoriu, Theodor (Composer)
Sprog French