Arvo Part

Arvo Part's composition for violin and piano with a duration time of approx. 10 minutes.

One of the most popular works by the Estonian minimalist Spiegel Im Spiegel is based upon extremely simple progressions assembled as repeating fragments that combine to create a breathtaking and stirring whole. The piece was featured in the 2003 Gus van Sant drama Gerry.

One of the most popular works by the Estonian minimalist Spiegel Im Spiegel is based upon extremely simple progressions assembled as repeating fragments that combine to create a breathtaking and stirring whole. The piece was featured in the 2003 Gus van Sant drama Gerry.

La perfection de la simplicité Avec la perfection du son simple Arvo Pärt consolide son rôle particulier dans le cercle des compositeurs contemporains depuis plus de 30 ans. Le intemporelle typique beauté de sa sonorité qui coule peut être virtuosité superficielle, rebondir dynamique excessives ou d'un match d'expression effet chargé de donner à la pièce de la perfection sonore qui se déroule chaque note. Mais cela met juste la revendication musicale et sonore pour les artistes plus élevés. Da pacem également partie Domine dans cet esprit qu'une antienne grégorienne du 9 Siècle. Ecrite à l'origine pour le compte de Jordi Savall pour choeur a cappella, Pärt réalisé moi-même pour 8 ou 4 violoncelles. / Ensemble De Violoncelles

Par PART ARVO. 'I have developed a highly formalised compositional system, which I have been using to write my music for twenty years. Summa is the most strict and enigmatic work in this series', said Arvo Pärt in 1994. The neutral title itself embodies the essence of the content as the work is based on the text of the Latin Credo. The great simplicity of the piece masks its complexity. The underlying rules ensure that on the surface a cycle of continuous change is created while the deep structure possesses an order of stillness. Saale Kareda Originally written for four a cappella voices in 1977, the string quartet version dates from 1991. This edition adds a further version for 8 (4) Cellos./ Répertoire / 8 [4] Violoncelles

Par PART ARVO. 'I have developed a highly formalised compositional system, which I have been using to write my music for twenty years. Summa is the most strict and enigmatic work in this series'', said Arvo Pärt in 1994. The neutral title itself embodies the essence of the content as the work is based on the text of the Latin Credo. The great simplicity of the piece masks its complexity. The underlying rules ensure that on the surface a cycle of continuous change is created while the deep structure possesses an order of stillness. (Saale Kareda) Originally written for four a cappella voices in 1977, the string quartet version dates from 1991. This edition adds a further version for 8 (4) Cellos./ Répertoire / 8 [4] Violoncelles