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01. Horatiu Radulescu - Omaggio a Domenico Scarlatti Op. 2 (1967)
02. Horatiu Radulescu - I. Use your own light. Allegro
03. Horatiu Radulescu - II. Kalotrope of the Eternal. Cantabile
04. Horatiu Radulescu - I. The path into the light seems dark
05. Horatiu Radulescu - II. Darkness within darkness -The gateway to all understanding
06. Horatiu Radulescu - III. Use your own light and return to the source of light - This is called 'practicing eternity'
07. Horatiu Radulescu - I. Giusto fluente - Lento
08. Horatiu Radulescu - II. Allegro
01. Horatiu Radulescu - I. Immanence
02. Horatiu Radulescu - II. Byzantine bells
03. Horatiu Radulescu - III. Joy
04. Horatiu Radulescu - I. If you stay in the center
05. Horatiu Radulescu - II. And embrace death with your whole heart
06. Horatiu Radulescu - III. Doï na
07. Horatiu Radulescu - IV. Dance of the Eternal
08. Horatiu Radulescu - V. You will endure forever
09. Horatiu Radulescu - I. Trumpets of the Eternal
10. Horatiu Radulescu - II. The sacred sound, the second
11. Horatiu Radulescu - III. Music ... older than Music
12. Horatiu Radulescu - IV. Abyss
01. Horatiu Radulescu - The Gate
02. Horatiu Radulescu - The Second Sound. The Sacred
03. Horatiu Radulescu - Ancestors' Chants
04. Horatiu Radulescu - The Origin
ARTIST
TITLE
Hommage a Horajiu Radulescu: Complete Works For Piano
FORMAT
3CD/SACD

LABEL
CATALOG #
NEOS 11805-07CD NEOS 11805-07CD
GENRE
RELEASE DATE
10/19/2018

On the tenth anniversary of Horațiu Rădulescu's death on September 25th 2018, NEOS present a comprehensive document of a wonderful artistic friendship will be released: the complete recording of Rădulescu's piano music, featuring the pianist Ortwin Stürmer. Horațiu Rădulescu, born in Bucharest on January 7th, lived in French exile from 1969 and became one of the leading exponents of spectralism; nonetheless, his music also has unmistakable roots in his home country of Romania. He was considered a sonic magician, a "philosopher of sound". One of his decisive encounters, in 1990, was with Ortwin Stürmer; it was for him that Rădulescu composed the second, third, and fourth of the Zen-inspired Lao tzu Sonatas, as well as the large-scale piano concerto "The Quest". It would have been wrong not to include the latter in this SACD box set -- with the same musicians as the premiere, the Frankfurt Radio Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Lother Zagrosek.