Structures a été jouée à Aarau, Aberdeen, Borås, Montréal, Ottawa et Sheffield…
(…) One of the most remarkable pieces (…) is “Structures for String Quartet” (1951). It is a classical string quartet without sonata development, without serial development in general without benefit of clergy. Like Emily Dickinson’s best poems, it does not seem to be what it is until all questions of “seeming” have disappeared in its own projection. Its form reveals itself after its meaning is revealed, as Dickinson’s passion ingnores her dazzling technique. As with several other Feldman pieces, if you cannot hear “Structures”, I doubt that studying the score would be a help, though it is a thouroughly notated field of dynamic incident, whose vertical elements are linked through some sort of shy contrapuntal stimulation of great delicacy and tautness.
Frank O’Hara(quoted from: Morton Feldman Essays: edited by Walter Zimmermann beginners press, Cologne 1985)
12
août 2000
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Série QB
CageFeldmanSokolović |
Montréal (Québec)
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18
août 2000
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CageFeldman |
Sheffield (Vermont, ÉU)
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20
octo 2000
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Série QB
BlaisFeldmanIvesMariner |
Montréal (Québec)
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17
déce 2000
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Série QB
BlaisFeldmanMarinerRisticSokolović |
Montréal (Québec)
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6
mai 2001
11h00
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FeldmanPisaroWolff |
Aarau (Suisse)
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29
juil 2012
11h00
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CageFeldmanMiller |
Ottawa (Ontario, Canada)
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9
sept 2012
16h00
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CageFeldmanFrey |
Borås (Suède)
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28
octo 2016
14h00
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CageFeldmanFerneyhoughIvesOesterleStravinskiWebern |
Entrée libre
Aberdeen (Écosse, RU)
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