Rossiter’s piece was the final one of the four based on Fritz Kahn illustrations that I was raving about after this year’s Electric Spring (the first and last concerts that I was able to attend this year). This is the picture that was projected while the piece played…
The third piece, Synapse, is technically only available on the CD edition, but I have it as a .wav file, which I’m sure Louise would allow me to share with you if I asked her nicely enough…!
[…] joint nom de guerre), the original of which was part of the duo’s opera Sancho, which i experienced in 2020. In this new form it was utterly mesmerising, living up to its title by creating a dreamy, soft […]
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Rossiter’s piece was the final one of the four based on Fritz Kahn illustrations that I was raving about after this year’s Electric Spring (the first and last concerts that I was able to attend this year). This is the picture that was projected while the piece played…
https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Fritz-Schueler-pour-Fritz-Kahn-Das-Leben-des-Menschen-Band-2-La-vie-de-lhomme_fig1_284071816
That, plus the first two Kahn-inspired pieces played (even better, IMHO), can be found on the streamable/downloadable version of this album…
https://xylemrecords.bandcamp.com/album/mondes-int-rieurs
The third piece, Synapse, is technically only available on the CD edition, but I have it as a .wav file, which I’m sure Louise would allow me to share with you if I asked her nicely enough…!
[…] joint nom de guerre), the original of which was part of the duo’s opera Sancho, which i experienced in 2020. In this new form it was utterly mesmerising, living up to its title by creating a dreamy, soft […]