Kurtág: Kafka-Fragmente György Kurtág, Juliane Banse

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  • Release Date: 03/28/2006
  • Sales Rank: 67,256
  • Label: ECM RECORDS
  • UPC: 028947630999

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Kurtág: Kafka-Fragmente

1LISTENDie Guten Gehn im Gleichen Scrhitt... / Juliane Banse 1:14
2LISTENWie ein Weg im Herbst / Juliane Banse 0:40
3LISTENVerstecke / Juliane Banse 0:24
4LISTENRuhelos / Juliane Banse 0:33
5LISTENBerceuse I / Juliane Banse 1:00
6LISTENNimmermehr (Excommunicatio) / Juliane Banse 1:30
7LISTEN"Wenn Er Mich Immer Frägt" / Juliane Banse 0:35
8LISTENEs Zupfte Mich Jemand Am Kleid / Juliane Banse 0:14
9LISTENDie Weißnäherinnen / Juliane Banse 0:23
10LISTENSzene Am Bahnhof / Juliane Banse 0:23
11LISTENSonntag, Den 19. July 1910 (Berceuse II) / Juliane Banse 1:16
12LISTENMeine Ohrmuschel... / Juliane Banse 0:19
13LISTENEinmal Brach Ich Mir das Bein / Juliane Banse 0:47
14LISTENUmpanzert / Juliane Banse 0:29
15LISTENZwei Spazierstöcke / Juliane Banse 1:17
16LISTENKeine Rückkehr / Juliane Banse 1:15
17LISTENStolz (1910/15. November, Zehn Uhr) / Juliane Banse 0:47
18LISTENTräument Hing Die Blume / Juliane Banse 2:21
19LISTENNichts Dergleichen / Juliane Banse 1:32
20LISTENDer Wahre Weg / Juliane Banse 7:33
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About György Kurtág

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Ms. Banse lulls you one moment with vibratoless singing of childlike innocence, then shatters you with bansheelike shrieks, as in the fragment "Nothing of the kind, nothing of the kind." Mr. Keller, bringing a wide array of colors and articulations to his performance, becomes a full personality in the drama. Anthony Tommasini, New York Times

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