- Kafka-Fragmente, for soprano & violin, Op. 24~Teil I: Die Guten gehn im gleichen Schritt
- Kafka-Fragmente, for soprano & violin, Op. 24~Teil I: Wie ein Weg im Herbst
- Kafka-Fragmente, for soprano & violin, Op. 24~Teil I: Verstecke
- Kafka-Fragmente, for soprano & violin, Op. 24~Teil I: Ruhelos
- Kafka-Fragmente, for soprano & violin, Op. 24~Teil I: Berceuse I
- Kafka-Fragmente, for soprano & violin, Op. 24~Teil I: Nimmermehr (Excommunicatio)
- Kafka-Fragmente, for soprano & violin, Op. 24~Teil I: Wenn er mich immer fr¿¿gt
- Kafka-Fragmente, for soprano & violin, Op. 24~Teil I: Es zupfte mich jemand am Kleid
- Kafka-Fragmente, for soprano & violin, Op. 24~Teil I: Die Wei¿¿n¿¿herinnen
- Kafka-Fragmente, for soprano & violin, Op. 24~Teil I: Szene am Bahnhof
- Kafka-Fragmente, for soprano & violin, Op. 24~Teil I: Sonntag, den 19. Juli 1910 (Berceuse II). Hommage ¿¿ Jeney
- Kafka-Fragmente, for soprano & violin, Op. 24~Teil I: Meine Ohrmuschel...
- Kafka-Fragmente, for soprano & violin, Op. 24~Teil I: Einmal brach ich mir das Bein. Chassidischer Tanz
- Kafka-Fragmente, for soprano & violin, Op. 24~Teil I: Umpanzert
- Kafka-Fragmente, for soprano & violin, Op. 24~Teil I: Zwei Spazierst¿¿cke. Authentisch-plagal
- Kafka-Fragmente, for soprano & violin, Op. 24~Teil I: Keine R¿¿ckkehr
- Kafka-Fragmente, for soprano & violin, Op. 24~Teil I: Stolz (1910 / 15. November, zehn Uhr.)
- Kafka-Fragmente, for soprano & violin, Op. 24~Teil I: Tr¿¿umend hing die Blume. Hommage ¿¿ Schumann
- Kafka-Fragmente, for soprano & violin, Op. 24~Teil I: Nichts dergleichen
- Kafka-Fragmente, for soprano & violin, Op. 24~Teil II: Der wahre Weg. Hommage-message ¿¿ Pierre Boulez
- Kafka-Fragmente, for soprano & violin, Op. 24~Teil III: Haben? Sein?
- Kafka-Fragmente, for soprano & violin, Op. 24~Teil III: Der Coitus als Bestrafung. Canticulum Mari¿¿ Magdalen¿¿
- Kafka-Fragmente, for soprano & violin, Op. 24~Teil III: Meine Festung
- Kafka-Fragmente, for soprano & violin, Op. 24~Teil III: Schmutzig bin ich, Milena...
- Kafka-Fragmente, for soprano & violin, Op. 24~Teil III: Elendes Leben (Double)
- Kafka-Fragmente, for soprano & violin, Op. 24~Teil III: Der begrenzte Kreis
- Kafka-Fragmente, for soprano & violin, Op. 24~Teil III: Ziel, Weg, Z¿¿gern
- Kafka-Fragmente, for soprano & violin, Op. 24~Teil III: So fest
- Kafka-Fragmente, for soprano & violin, Op. 24~Teil III: Verstecke (Double)
- Kafka-Fragmente, for soprano & violin, Op. 24~Teil III: Penetrant j¿¿disch
- Kafka-Fragmente, for soprano & violin, Op. 24~Teil III: Staunend sahen wir das gro¿¿e Pferd
- Kafka-Fragmente, for soprano & violin, Op. 24~Teil III: Szene in der Elektrischen
- Kafka-Fragmente, for soprano & violin, Op. 24~Teil IV: Zu sp¿¿t (22. Oktober 1913)
- Kafka-Fragmente, for soprano & violin, Op. 24~Teil IV: Eine lange Geschichte
- Kafka-Fragmente, for soprano & violin, Op. 24~Teil IV: In memoriam Robert Klein
- Kafka-Fragmente, for soprano & violin, Op. 24~Teil IV: Aus einem alten Zotizbuch
- Kafka-Fragmente, for soprano & violin, Op. 24~Teil IV: Leoparden
- Kafka-Fragmente, for soprano & violin, Op. 24~Teil IV: In memoriam Joannis Pilinszky
- Kafka-Fragmente, for soprano & violin, Op. 24~Teil IV: Wiederum, wiederum
- Kafka-Fragmente, for soprano & violin, Op. 24~Teil IV: Es blendete uns die Mondnacht...
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3149020944653
Isabelle Faust Primary Artist,Violin
Andrea Felvegi Photography
Marco Borggreve Photography
Charles Johnston Liner Note Translation
Franz Kafka Text
Peter Sherwood Text Translation
Anne do Paco Liner Notes
Antonio Stradivari Instrument Design
Julia Sherwood Text Translation
Julian Schwenkner Engineer
Elias Canetti Text
Laurent Cantagrel Text Translation,Liner Note Translation
Stephan von Baehr Instrument Design
Gyoergy Kurtag Composer
György Kurtág: Kafka-Fragmente
by Anna Prohaska, Isabelle Faust
Anna Prohaska
György Kurtág: Kafka-Fragmente
by Anna Prohaska, Isabelle Faust
Anna Prohaska
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Which members of the 20th century avant-garde connect with audiences enough to make it onto the classical best-seller lists? Increasingly often, Gyoergy Kurtag does so, and this recording of his Kafka-Fragmente, Op. 24 (1987), was a commercial success in late summer of 2022. Kurtag pursued an extension of Anton Webern's already extreme concision, although he was also influenced, like any other Hungarian of the 20th century, by Bartok. The Kafka-Fragmente are fascinating, and they are exactly what the title suggests: settings of little bits of text by Franz Kafka, who was already aphoristic. Kurtag found resonance in the writings of Kafka -- and later Samuel Beckett -- after his own existential crisis brought on by the failure of the Hungarian uprising of 1956 and his subsequent flight to the West. These texts are organized into four parts, tracing the general theme of a path. They are set to music for violin and soprano, ranging in length from 16 seconds to nearly seven minutes; most are very short. To hold the listener's attention for an hour of this is no small feat, but Kurtag does it. He requires precise, virtuosic performances, and that is what he receives here from violinist Isabelle Faust and soprano Anna Prohaska. Each fragment is entirely different from the others, and it would be hard to imagine two performers more sympathetic to this repertory. They get excellent support themselves from Harmonia Mundi's engineering team at the Teldex Studio in Berlin. This is truly, absolutely original avant-garde music with broad appeal. ~ James Manheim
Product Details
| Release Date: | 08/19/2022 |
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| Label: | HARMONIA MUNDI |
| UPC: | 3149020944653 |
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Album Credits
Performance Credits
Anna Prohaska Primary Artist,Soprano (Vocal)Isabelle Faust Primary Artist,Violin
Technical Credits
Martin Sauer Realization,Artistic Director,EditingAndrea Felvegi Photography
Marco Borggreve Photography
Charles Johnston Liner Note Translation
Franz Kafka Text
Peter Sherwood Text Translation
Anne do Paco Liner Notes
Antonio Stradivari Instrument Design
Julia Sherwood Text Translation
Julian Schwenkner Engineer
Elias Canetti Text
Laurent Cantagrel Text Translation,Liner Note Translation
Stephan von Baehr Instrument Design
Gyoergy Kurtag Composer
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