Dialogues: Boulez, Tamminga & Bosgraaf
Erik Bosgraaf (recorders) & Jorrit Tamminga (electronics)
The ways in which the seven pieces 'bleed' into each other proves absorbing, as does Tamminga's virtuoso manipulation of spatial ambience as an expressive backdrop within which Bosgraaf's playing...
Dialogues: Boulez, Tamminga & Bosgraaf
Erik Bosgraaf (recorders) & Jorrit Tamminga (electronics)
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The ways in which the seven pieces 'bleed' into each other proves absorbing, as does Tamminga's virtuoso manipulation of spatial ambience as an expressive backdrop within which Bosgraaf's playing...
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The world premiere of an important work by Pierre Boulez, in a new arrangement!
Recorder virtuoso Erik Bosgraaf was personally granted permission to arrange for recorder Boulez’ “Dialogue de l’ombre double”, originally for clarinet and electronics. Bosgraaf says: ‘I noticed that Mr Boulez liked the texture right away. And he told me why. It reminded him of the origin of the piece, which was a rain song in South East Asia, where they applied a similar kind of melody technique with the human voice.’ The result is a dynamic interplay between Bosgraaf’s recorder and the fascinating electronic timbres and colours.
The second work on this release is a musical dialogue between Bosgraaf and electronic wizard Jorrit Tamminga, creating unheard‐of sounds of the recorder interwoven in electronic sound tapestries. A great addition to the Boulez discography! And a testimony of the versatility of Erik Bosgraaf, equally at home in Baroque as in contemporary music, always curiously finding new expression possibilities for his instrument.
Contents and tracklist
- Erik Bosgraaf (soloist), Jorrit Tamminga (soloist)
- Erik Bosgraaf (soloist), Jorrit Tamminga (soloist)
- Erik Bosgraaf (soloist), Jorrit Tamminga (soloist)
- Erik Bosgraaf (soloist), Jorrit Tamminga (soloist)
- Erik Bosgraaf (soloist), Jorrit Tamminga (soloist)
- Erik Bosgraaf (soloist), Jorrit Tamminga (soloist)
- Erik Bosgraaf (soloist), Jorrit Tamminga (soloist)
- Erik Bosgraaf (soloist), Jorrit Tamminga (soloist)
Awards and reviews
July 2015
The ways in which the seven pieces 'bleed' into each other proves absorbing, as does Tamminga's virtuoso manipulation of spatial ambience as an expressive backdrop within which Bosgraaf's playing is constantly redefined...a successful venture and a most worthwhile release.