50 ANS CENTRE HENRI POUSSEUR

Composer(s): Daan Janssens, Gaëlle Hyernaux, Henri Pousseur, Jean-Luc Fafchmaps, Jean-Pierre Deleuze, Luc Brewaeys, Malika Kishino, Martin Matalon

Artist(s): Various
Reference: KTC1699
Barcode: 8711801016993
Format: 1 CD
Release date: 2022-03-04
SKU: KTC1699 Categories: , , , , , , , ,

€ 21,50

Henri Pousseur and Pierre Bartholomée founded the Centre de Recherches musicales de Wallonie In 1970; it was renamed Centre Henri Pousseur in 2010. The Centre is the only artistic institution in Belgium that is completely dedicated to the development and performance of mixed music; the year 2020 marks the 50th anniversary of its unceasing efforts in the service of this particular field of musical creation. The Centre has selected eight mixed compositions, each of whichwas developed in the Centre’s studios in Li?ge by and with composers closely associated with the institution, from the Wallonia-Brussels Federation, from Flanders, and from other countries. This release not only highlights some of the most recent developments in mixed music, but also recalls the musical originality of Henri Pousseur, the Centre’s founder: one of his most important mixed compositionswas updated by the Centre on the occasion of the 10th anniversary of his death in 2019.

We are sure that this well-filled release—it contains more than two hours of music— will be a fine testimonial to the special character of the Centre Henri Pousseur and to its close and lively collaborations with composers and performers.

1. La Rueda for Violin, Piano and Electronics
Composer: Martin Matalon
Artist(s): Claire Bourdet, Kim Van den Brempt, Gilles Doneux

2. Sonances de l’an Levant for Violin and Electronics
Composer: Jean-Pierre Deleuze
Artist(s): Wibert Aerts, Jean-Marc Sullon

3. De Tenebrer #1 for Guitar and Electronics
Composer: Gaëlle Hyernaux
Artist(s): Gaëlle Hyernaux, Patrick Delges

4. (Paysage en attente ….) for 2 Piano’s and Electronics
Composer: Daan Janssens
Artist(s): Frederik Croene, Elisa Medinilla, Gilles Doneux

5. Ex Dei in Machinam Memoria for a Melodic Instrument and a Set of Electro-Acoustic Transformers
Composer: Henri Pousseur
Artist(s): Toon Fret, Patrick Delges, Xavier Meeùs

6. Ni Fleurs Ni Couronnes, Monument pour Jonathan Harvey for Violin with Ghost-Violins and -Bells
Composer: Luc Brewaeys
Artist(s): Wibert Aerts, Jean-Marc Sullon

7. RA for Viola and Electronics
Composer: Malika Kishino
Artist(s): Vincent Royer, Gilles Doneux

8. Lettre Soufie: ‘Ain (Maintenant) for Ensemble and Electronics
Composer: Jean-Luc Fafchmaps
Artist(s): HERMESensemble, Koen Kessels, Gilles Doneux

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50 ANS CENTRE HENRI POUSSEUR
€ 21,50

Henri Pousseur and Pierre Bartholomée founded the Centre de Recherches musicales de Wallonie In 1970; it was renamed Centre Henri Pousseur in 2010. The Centre is the only artistic institution in Belgium that is completely dedicated to the development and performance of mixed music; the year 2020 marks the 50th anniversary of its unceasing efforts in the service of this particular field of musical creation. The Centre has selected eight mixed compositions, each of whichwas developed in the Centre’s studios in Li?ge by and with composers closely associated with the institution, from the Wallonia-Brussels Federation, from Flanders, and from other countries. This release not only highlights some of the most recent developments in mixed music, but also recalls the musical originality of Henri Pousseur, the Centre’s founder: one of his most important mixed compositionswas updated by the Centre on the occasion of the 10th anniversary of his death in 2019.

We are sure that this well-filled release—it contains more than two hours of music— will be a fine testimonial to the special character of the Centre Henri Pousseur and to its close and lively collaborations with composers and performers.