Beat Furrer - Invocation VI [w/ score]

Performed by Petra Hoffmann (soprano) & Eva Furrer (bass flute)
scene VI from the opera "Invocation" by Beat Furrer
www.beatfurrer.com/
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Recording released on: BEAT FURRER: Konzert für Klavier und Orchester
Catalogue No.: 0012842KAI
EAN Code: 9120010281419
Purchase recording here: www.kairos-music.com/cds/0012...
Jump to preliminary notes: 8:44
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[@sebastianmeng9429]

What a unbelievable flute player!!!

[@AnthonyLeighDunstan]

It’s like it’s one player. Phenomenal ensemble writing/playing!

[@dieterammann4]

Great piece of a good composer and friend, sharing also the same publisher.

[@dieterammann4]

@Tim Watson What should this actually mean?

[@WocklessGamingforAnimeMoms]

​@dieterammann4 that's kinda how music works. Also why so many artists record while high. Even on the nosy academic levels you're always going to choose your buddy over some random guy otherwise you sold out or whatever. Probably more worried about looking like they turned their backs or are "too good" now if anything.

[@solchoi1312]

Awesome piece

[@WocklessGamingforAnimeMoms]

Gonna have to check out more of Harold Klosser.

[@MSCViolin]

mindblowingly amazing

[@19Lqueen17]

Beautiful

[@bevaconme]

erstaunlich! vielen dank dafür!

[@mirrors1]

Affascinante e molto ben scritto ed eseguito.

[@Disestabulistic]

riveting, especially the concluding section

[@steted3241]

For me a Masterpiece!

[@machida5114]

so good...

[@h92o]

I once had changed the time signature in a music program for recording midi/sound to 43/44 ths and as such the midi files did not open in other programs too well...--- but beats and timing for the beats is what it is...and make for interesting ritual patterns of sound. Thanks for posting.

[@WocklessGamingforAnimeMoms]

This is a REALLY crazy rhythm in the beggining there. Does anyone know if this is in odd time or 4/4? I dont know much music theory but i feel like i play more creativly when i listen to stuff in odd time signatures and the like. Funk or maybe Prog inspired? Very intricate. You can tell these guys were trying to build upon more than restore which is something i like. Very forward thinking approach.

[@auashe]

hell yeah

[@paulposton6946]

Awesome.

[@felixbonigk9162]

I think the techniques of the voice are very similar to those, he used in his "recitativo" from 2004.

[@mattfisher2371]

What the fuck did I stumble upon

[@plouble1683]

What's the text?

[@machida5114]

mmm.................. OK！

[@cihant5438]

Are the lyrics sweet-nothings, or do they mean anything in any language?

[@jazzianful]

Spanish.

[@ubershmuck]

@@jazzianful obviously spanish hes asking if it has meaning

[@pablov1973]

Beat Furrer has very attractive pieces like the piano concerto and those kind of nonsenses that makes you question if this is really music or just noise.

[@drkekenstein5750]

Ya wtf is this

[@guardsdepot]

Is this meant to be musical??????????????????????????????//

[@incipitsify]

Sure it is!

[@guardsdepot]

incipitsify Hmmmm....................................

[@joelster7455]

It's absolutely musical and amazing live. I saw the brilliant Jane Sheldon (soprano) and Jane Bishop (bass flute) perform it earlier this year - definitely one of my musical highlights of 2016!!

[@professorgoodtrip683]

Musical, all too musical.