Gerhard Stäbler – Complete Piano Music

Gerhard Stabler - Complete Piano Music (2CD for price of 1)

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Digital Booklet
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Catalogue No: MSVCD 92075
EAN/UPC: 5060054460095
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Release Date: November 2003
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Discs: 2
Total Playing Time: 92:01

Gerhard Stäbler is perhaps best known for his avant-garde stage works and chamber music. However he has also composed a fairly substantial body of work for the traditional piano, treated in his unmistakeable and unique way. The music employs extreme virtuosity, a large dynamic range and use of unusual techniques, all taken in his stride by pianist Paulo Alvarez.

Track Listing

    Gerhard Stäbler:
  1. Dali (33:01)
  2. Traum 1/9/92 (10:25)
  3. Internet 1.1 (3:42)
  4. Internet 1.5 (3:00)
  5. Internet 1.9 (6:40)
  6. Windows 1 (3:00)
  7. Windows 2 (4:36)
  8. Windows 3 (3:46)
  9. Windows 4 (1:45)
  10. Windows 5 (2:11)
  11. Total. (12:23)
  12. Von Branntwein und Finsternissen (1:10)
  13. Hart auf Hart (4:41)

Reviews

Musical Pointers
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Stäbler considers the piano an instrument for which there is still much to be said. I did play the Stäbler CDs straight through and enjoyed doing so. Metier must be congratulated on their plans to continue to profile German contemporary composers, and I can recommend this one to open minded musical explorers.

” —Peter Grahame Woolf
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