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James Dillon - helle Nacht (1986-87) for large orchestra

helle Nacht (1986-87) for large orchestra Composer: James Dillon (b. 1950) Performers: BBC Symphony Orchestra, dir. Arturo Tamayo _________________________________________________________ "helle Nacht is the second work of a ‘German Triptych’. The starting point for the triptych was a combined interest in German mystical writing, in particular a lineage that runs from the XIth Century Jacob Boehme through to Rainer Maria Rilke and which encompasses a theme of illumination as the emanation of darkness with the pantheistic urges of the Tondichtung. The title helle Nacht derives from Hölderlin’s translation of Sophocles ‘Antigone’ at the moment of Antigone’s burial alive. The work depicts a moment of searing darkness which in its intensity becomes unbearably bright. Formally this involves the construction of large morphological fields based on low fundamental tones - principally a frequency of 21.5 Hz and its partials, sets of ‘spectral’ information - somewhat protean in shape, the work is an ever-changing state of evolution. These large morphological fields are constructed from the continuous enfolding of subdivided ‘spectral’ classes, who’s proportions at a macro level down to the determination of phrase structure are derived from spectral data. The work is dedicated to Harry Halbreich and Elizabeth Buzzard." Source: https://www.editionpeters.com/works/h... __________________________________________ For education, promotion and entertainment purposes only. If you have any copyrights issue, please write to unpetitabreuvoir(at)gmail.com and I will delete this video.