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Stephen Pratt introduces an edition from the Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival.
The main work is Stockhausen's monumental Mantra from 1971, which marked a return to fully notated music, performed by Ellen Corver and Sepp Grotenhuise (pianos) and Jan Panis (sound diffusion). The festival also includes a retrospective of the work of Morton Feldman (1926-87). Omar Ibrahim (bass) and Ensemble Recherché perform pieces from his early and middle years, including the British premiere of The O'Hara Songs and Why Patterns?, a work inspired by Feldman's interest in Asian rugs. Producer Paul Hindmarsh

Contributors

Introduces:
Stephen Pratt
Unknown:
Ellen Corver
Pianos:
Sepp Grotenhuise
Unknown:
Morton Feldman
Bass:
Omar Ibrahim
Producer:
Paul Hindmarsh
Source: Radio Times

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