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    MusikFind1
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    Re-post to see how this looks:

    Maresz: new harp concerto :Répliques, concerto for augmented harp

    “Just recently Yan Maresz’ orchestration of Ravel’s Violin Sonata was premiered in Lyon to great acclaim. In his new harp concerto Répliques he adds amplification and electronics to the solo instrument – the harp as you never heard it before! The world premiere will be performed by Orchestre Philharmonie de Radio France in Paris. on June 4.”

    View the 94 page score and read the program note:
    Co-commission by Radio France, the Orchestre Philharmonique de Strasbourg,
    the Helsinki Philharmonic Orchestra, and Françoise & Jean-Philippe Billarant

    Watch video interview & read more

    http://www.durand-salabert-eschig.com/en-GB/News/2016/06/Maresz/?utm_source=ExactTarget&utm_medium=email&utm_content=http%3a%2f%2fwww.durand-salabert-eschig.com%2fen-GB%2fNews%2f2016%2f06%2fMaresz%2f&utm_campaign=21224719&utm_umg_et=207871697

    After his orchestration of the « Sonate » by Ravel, warmly welcomed in Lyon, Yan Maresz is ready for a new revolution with the harp playing. In his concerto, Répliques, he worked on the amplification and the electronics added to this instrument. A game on the double, also served by the orchestra. The composer comes back on the technics he used. The harp as you never heard it!

    The notions of seismological aftershocks, theatrical dialogues and even simply “copying” are all contained within the French word “réplique”; this composition for amplified harp and orchestra also contains these same notions, in musical form, and on many different levels. On a larger scale, both the concept of continuum and of functional complementarity appear; there is a seemingly ongoing, undulating relationship between the solo and orchestral points of articulation, found between two poles that make it a “concerto”, but only through the traditional spatial arrangement that makes reference to this genre. The electronics, played exclusively through the harp, both enhance and confuse the live playing in a complex way. It is also partly through the writing of this “interior” electronic part that the instrumental virtuosity is expressed. (22 May 2016)

    World premiere on 4 June 2016
    at the Paris Maison de la Radio – Auditorium
    Orchestre Philharmonie de Radio France conducted by Julien Leroy
    Nicolas Tulliez, harp

    Festival ManiFeste 2016, IRCAM

    Coming concerts:
    14 & 15 September 2016 – Helsinki Philharmonic Orchestra

    Pub: Durand. Boosey & Hawkes on rental.

    #195326
    carl-swanson
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    Yes, this time it’s readable. Thanks.

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