mardi 11 janvier 2011
mardi 7 décembre 2010
Jan Freidlin's "Suite Tricolore" in Concert in Jerusalem
19 of December 2010
" SUITE TRICOLORE "
by Jan Freidlin
for Flute, Cello & Piano
in 3 parts
at Henry Crown Great Hall
Jerusalem ( recorded for a Radio broadcast )
performers :
L. Eitan ( Fl ) , Micha Haran ( V-c ) , A. Erez ( P-no )
Libellés : Flute, Jan Freidlin, Piano, Suite Tricolore, Violoncello
vendredi 19 novembre 2010
Dancing Pines Waltz for Flute and guitar by Jan Freidlin
This piece, originally for alto saxophone and piano, is presented here in a new arrangement by the composer for flute and guitar. Performed by the "Duo ORFEO" from Australia - Maria Foot ( Flute ) & Lincoln Brady ( Guitar )
This piece is also available for violin and guitar. Information about Jan Freidlin is available on our site.
Libellés : Duo Orfeo, Flute, Guitar, Jan Freidlin, Lincoln Brady, Maria Foot
lundi 31 août 2009
Two new vocal works by Thérèse Brenet
Two new works for voice and piano (both of which also exist for voice and orchestra) by Thérèse Brenet have just been published by Musik Fabrik: Poème de Jade for Baritone Voice, Flute and Piano and Perles d'Ambre for female voice and piano.
Poème de Jade is a setting of seven Chinese poems which are taken from "La Flûte de Jade", a series of French translations of Chinese poems by Franz Toussaint. The voice part is intertwined with the flute part in a very expressive manner. The seven poems deal with images of love, of desire and ultimately with the role of the composer in Society. The work lasts for 17 minutes. The orchestral version is scored for 4 percussion, harp, harpsichord, piano and strings (44221)
Perles d'ambre is a wordless vocalize for female voice (low a to high b) and piano. The work is intended to be (in the words of the composer) "liberty, sensitivity and all of the expression of Music which breathes...in the infinite spirals of Love and Beaufy, above Space and Time.". The work lasts aproximately seven minutes. The orchestration is for 2 percussion, harp, harpischord and strings.
Both works are available in our vocal music catalog.
Libellés : Baritone Voice, Female Voice, Flute, Orchestral Music, Piano, Thérèse Brenet, Vocal Music
samedi 22 août 2009
New edition of the Nadermann Sonata no. III for Flute and Harp in our Pierre Jamet Collection
As part of the Pierre
Jamet collection of historical works for the harp which have been
revised, fingered and annotated by the celebrated French harpist Marie-Claire
Jamet and by Christian Lardé, professeur honoraire of Flute
at the Paris Conservatory, a new edition of Naderman's Sonate no.
III for Flute and Harp has been prepared using a 19th century first
edition in the papers of Pierre
Jamet as the musicological source. This new editions will be performed
in concert at the Camac Harp Festival in Lille on October 2, 2009.
Other works are in preparation.
Libellés : Camac harp festival, Christian Lardé, F.J. Naderman, Flute, Lille, Marie-Claire Jamet, Pedal Harp, Pierre Jamet
lundi 6 juillet 2009
More videos of works by Jan Freidlin available on Youtube
Several videos of works by Jan Freidlin have been posted on youtube:
Rainy Day Rhapsody for Cello and Piano is an extended one movement work in several large sections: performed here by Cellist Micha Haran and the composer at the piano:
Part 1
Part 2
The Suite Tricolore is a three-movement work for Flute, Violoncello and Piano written by the composer after a trip to Paris. There are two performances on Youtube:
Movements 1 and 3, performed by L. Eitan ( Fl ), M. Haran ( V-c ) & A. Erez ( P-no )
A performance in Klangbrucke Aachen Germany in 2007 by N. Becker ( Fl ), M. Purrer ( Vc ) & Dm. Veselovsky ( P-no ) where the final movement was played as an encore.
The works are available directly from Musik Fabrik or through any of our dealers.
Libellés : Flute, Israeli Music, Jan Freidlin, Music about Paris, Violoncello
lundi 11 mai 2009
Performances of Musik Fabrik works on Youtube
Both David W. Solomons and Jan Freidlin have new performances uploaded to Youtube which may be watched on their service at the links below.
For Solomons :
Tants Fraylachs for Clarinet Quartet
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JqoFjRLSONE
Performed by the Fell Clarinet Quartet
Sagesse for Alto voice and Guitar
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Uhh1NcYfaI
Performed by the Composer
Petticoat Lane for Clarinet and guitar
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tLcnkI8Viyg
Performed by by Duo Musaikòn in 2008:
Davide Compostella (clarinet)
and
Alessandro Balsimini (guitar)
For Freidlin :
Mvt. III (Night Seine Blues) from the Suite Tricolor for Flute, Violoncello and Piano
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=08sJjvBEPJI&feature=channel
Performed by Natalie Becker ( Flute ), M. Purrer ( Vc ) and Dmytro Veselovsky ( P-no )
All of these works are available directly from Musik Fabrik
Libellés : Alto Voice, Clarinet Quartet, David W. Solomons, Flute, Guitar, Jan Freidlin, Piano, Violoncello
vendredi 12 décembre 2008
Musik Fabrik welcomes composer Gloria Coates
The newest addition to Musik Fabrik's roster is the American composer Gloria Coates, the woman composer who has written more symphonies than any other woman in history. Ms. Coates' First Symphony "Music for Open Strings" is considered one of the most important works in microtonal music and has written fifteen other symphonies, many of which have been recorded by major orchestras. She has also written nine string quartets, a great deal of chamber music, vocal music and for the theatre.
Her first work published by Musik Fabrik is her Elegy for flute and piano, and was part of our collective homage to Claude Lévi-Strauss on his 100th birthday. The composer gave the following program note for this work :
Elegy was written as a commission in 2002 in the wake of the tragedy of September 11th. Because the emotions were too close to me, I didn't feel like having this work performed. Thus I wrote a different piece for that commission and put Elegy away on a shelf.
It was forgotten completely until this fall when Elizabeth Weinzierl, the German flutist, who had originally commissioned the piece, asked to perform it with the pianist Eva Schieferstein in a concert in Munich's Performing Center Gasteig. Thus, the premier took place October 12, 2008.
A few days later, Paul Wehage asked for a composition in celebration of Claude Levi-Strauss' 100th. birthday. One remembers his great writing Tristes Tropiques which is a romantic elegy on the Amazon.
My own Elegy not only expressed my feelings about the injustice and destructive impulses in the 2001 terrorist attack, but could also include other negative forces in our civilization today such as the destruction of the Amazon. Thus, I have dedicated this work to the 100th. birthday of Claude Levi-Strauss and his untiring energy to elevate the spiritual and ecological thinking and actions in our threatened world.
Elegy for Flute and Piano is available on our Flute music catalog.
Libellés : Claude Lévi-Strauss, Elegy, Flute, Gloria Coates, Piano


