Wolfgang Fortner
Die Pfingstgeschichte /‧ Triplum (LP)
LabelWergoGenreComposition
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Insert included.
Wolfgang Fortner, the Heidelberg teacher of Hans Werner Henze, adopted twelve-tone writing after the war and used it in large sacred and orchestral works. Die Pfingstgeschichte nach Lukas sets the Pentecost story for tenor, six-part choir, eleven instruments and organ, with Hans-Ulrich Mielsch, organist Michael Schneider and the Kölner Rundfunkchor and Kölner Rundfunk-Sinfonie-Orchester conducted by the composer.
Triplum is for three pianos and orchestra, played by the brothers Alfons, Aloys and Bernhard Kontarsky with the same orchestra under Christoph von Dohnányi. Both works date from the 1960s. This is a later Wergo repress, from after 1976, with the insert.
Release notes
With insert "Die Pfingstgeschichte". This was definitely released after May 1, 1976
| A | Die Pfingstgeschichte Nach Lukas Für Tenor Solo, Sechsstimmigen Chor, Elf Instrumentalisten Und Orgel | ||
| B | Triplum Für Drei Klaviere Und Orchester |
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