Objets perdus has been performed in Berlin, Montréal, Ottawa and Outremont…
To the Arditti Quartet
Recognizing a common object consists above all in knowing how to make use of it. — Bergson
Each object is the mirror of all the others. — Merleau-Ponty
It is in entering the object that one enters into one’s very own skin. — Matisse
I look at what I am losing
And do not see what remains. — MolièreMusic, not being made of objects nor referring to objects, is intangible and ineffable; it can only be… inhaled by the spirit: the rest is silence. — Jacques Barzun
Objets perdus (lost objects), dispersed among twelve progressively expanding movements (the first being very short in duration), evolve over time as musical materials disappear along the way; one may certainly consider what one is losing, but one should also listen for what remains.
John Rea
This work was commissioned by the Arditti String Quartet, to whom it is dedicated, thanks to a grant from the Canada Council.
This work was commissioned by the Arditti Quartet, to whom it is dedicated, thanks to a grant from the Canada Council.
5
Febr 2001
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Série QB
CageMozartRea |
In person
Montréal (Québec)
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9
Febr 2001
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Série QB
CageIvesMarcelRea |
In person
Montréal (Québec)
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1
Marc 2001
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BrahmsRea |
In person
Ottawa (Ontario, Canada)
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15
Marc 2001
8:00 pm
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Série QB
CageIvesMozartRea |
In person
Montréal (Québec)
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29
Apri 2001
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FreyLesageOesterleRea |
In person
Berlin (Germany)
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12
Sept 2004
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BeethovenOesterleRea |
In person
Outremont (Québec)
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28
Octo 2004
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Série QB
BeethovenIvesRea |
In person
Montréal (Québec)
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28
Febr 2017
5:00 pm
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GougeonLesageReaSokolovićTremblayVivierZorn |
In person
Montréal (Québec)
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