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Early Piano Works
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| “For each ecstatic instant / We must an anguish pay / In keen and quivering ratio / To the ecstasy.” It almost seems as if Emily Dickinson could have been describing the early piano music of Morton Feldman when she wrote those lines nearly one-hundred-and-fifty years ago. Certainly, the uncommonly short, acutely concentrated, unadorned and vulnerable pieces Feldman composed between 1950 and 1964 each span just an “ecstatic instant” – a brief, heightened experience measured not according to time but intensity and awareness. – Art Lange |
ARTISTS
Steffen Schleiermacher, piano
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TRACKS
- Two Intermissions (1950)
- Piano Piece (1952)
- Intermission V (1952)
- Intermission VI (1953)
- Three Pieces (1954)
- Piano Piece (1955)
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- Piano Piece (1956 A)
- Piano Piece (1956 B)
- Last Pieces (1959)
- Piano Piece to Philip Guston (1963)
- Piano Piece (1964)
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