Gyorgy Kurtag: Complete Flute Music

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TACET Musikproduktion
Release Date
July 18, 2025
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    Featuring ⌄
    • COMPOSER
      Gyorgy Kurtag
    • PERFORMER
      Markus Bronnimann, Aniela Stoffels, Christophe Nussbaumer, Ilka Emmert, Michael Kleiser, Guillaume L
    Product Details ⌄
    • RELEASE DATE
      July 18, 2025
    • UPC
      4009850028109
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      TACET281CD
    • LABEL
      TACET Musikproduktion
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      1
    • GENRE
      Contemporary Era
    Works ⌄

    1. No. 1. Dühös Korál (Furious Chorale)

      Composer: György Kurtág

      Performer: Markus Brönnimann, Ilka Emmert, Michael Kleiser

    2. No. 2. Hommage a J.S.B.

      Composer: György Kurtág

      Performer: Markus Brönnimann, Ilka Emmert, Michael Kleiser

    3. No. 3. Mint az mezei virago (Like the flowers of the field)

      Composer: György Kurtág

      Performer: Markus Brönnimann, Ilka Emmert, Michael Kleiser

    4. No. 4. Vadúl és szelíden (Wild and Tame)

      Composer: György Kurtág

      Performer: Markus Brönnimann, Ilka Emmert, Michael Kleiser

    5. No. 5. Virág az ember (Flowers we are, mere flowers)

      Composer: György Kurtág

      Performer: Markus Brönnimann, Ilka Emmert, Michael Kleiser

    6. No. 6. A megvadult lenhajú lány (La fille aux cheveux de lin) - Enragée

      Composer: György Kurtág

      Performer: Markus Brönnimann, Ilka Emmert, Michael Kleiser

    7. I. Ballada (Ballad)

      Composer: György Kurtág

      Performer: Markus Brönnimann

    8. II. Visszhangok: össze-vissza (Echoes: Back and Forth)

      Composer: György Kurtág

      Performer: Markus Brönnimann

    9. III. … előkészületek, kísérletek egy örökmozgó létrehozására … (… preparations, experiments for the creation of a perpetuum mobile …)

      Composer: György Kurtág

      Performer: Markus Brönnimann

    10. IV. Tétova vallomás (A Faltering Confession)

      Composer: György Kurtág

      Performer: Markus Brönnimann

    11. V. Madárnyelven (In the Language of the Birds)

      Composer: György Kurtág

      Performer: Markus Brönnimann

    12. VI. Tűnődve (Pondering)

      Composer: György Kurtág

      Performer: Markus Brönnimann

    13. VII. Vadul és szenvedélyesen (Wild and Passionate)

      Composer: György Kurtág

      Performer: Markus Brönnimann

    14. VIII. Gyimesi emlék (Memories of Gyimes)

      Composer: György Kurtág

      Performer: Markus Brönnimann

    15. IX. Epilógus (Epilogue): … rêveries d'un promeneur solitaire …

      Composer: György Kurtág

      Performer: Markus Brönnimann, Michael Kleiser

    16. Signs, Games and Messages: … c'erano due fiori …

      Composer: György Kurtág

      Performer: Markus Brönnimann, Christophe Nussbaumer

    17. Signs, Games and Messages for Flute: … après une lecture de Rimbaud …

      Composer: György Kurtág

      Performer: Markus Brönnimann

    18. Signs, Games and Messages for Flute: Doloroso

      Composer: György Kurtág

      Performer: Markus Brönnimann

    19. Signs, Games and Messages: Ein Brief aus der Ferne an Ursula …

      Composer: György Kurtág

      Performer: Markus Brönnimann

    20. Signs, Games and Messages: Myriam Marabé in memoriam

      Composer: György Kurtág

      Performer: Markus Brönnimann, Aniela Stoffels, Christophe Nussbaumer

    21. I. Eigensinn

      Composer: György Kurtág

      Performer: Markus Brönnimann, Thomas Leins

    22. II. Hommage à J. S. B.

      Composer: György Kurtág

      Performer: Markus Brönnimann, Thomas Leins

    23. III. Blumen die Menschen I

      Composer: György Kurtág

      Performer: Markus Brönnimann, Thomas Leins

    24. IV. Zank und Sanftmut

      Composer: György Kurtág

      Performer: Markus Brönnimann, Thomas Leins

    25. V. Blumen die Menschen II

      Composer: György Kurtág

      Performer: Markus Brönnimann, Thomas Leins

    26. Signs, Games and Messages: Jauchzet und frohlocket! Auf! Schwung!

      Composer: György Kurtág

      Performer: Markus Brönnimann

    27. Signs, Games and Messages: Épitaphe

      Composer: György Kurtág

      Performer: Markus Brönnimann, Aniela Stoffels

    28. Signs, Games and Messages for Flute: Bref message à Pierre Boulez

      Composer: György Kurtág

      Performer: Markus Brönnimann

    29. Signs, Games and Messages for Flute: Hommage à J.S.B.

      Composer: György Kurtág

      Performer: Markus Brönnimann

    30. Signs, Games and Messages: Panaszos - kérlelő (Plaintive Pleading) (version for flute and piano)

      Composer: György Kurtág

      Performer: Markus Brönnimann, Michael Kleiser

    31. Signs, Games and Messa: Anna Holliger in memoriam

      Composer: György Kurtág

      Performer: Markus Brönnimann

    32. Signs, Games and Messages: Joli oiseau - en pantomime

      Composer: György Kurtág

      Performer: Michel de Souza, Markus Brönnimann

    33. I. Fanfare in the manner of Mussorgsky Hymn in the Manner of Stravinsky

      Composer: György Kurtág

      Performer: Guillaume Lebowski, Markus Brönnimann, Hany Heshmat

    34. II. Scherzo

      Composer: György Kurtág

      Performer: Guillaume Lebowski, Markus Brönnimann, Hany Heshmat

    35. III. Nachtstuck

      Composer: György Kurtág

      Performer: Guillaume Lebowski, Markus Brönnimann, Hany Heshmat

    36. II. Hymne in Stravinskys Manier

      Composer: György Kurtág

      Performer: Guillaume Lebowski, Markus Brönnimann, Hany Heshmat


The desire to record all of the works for an instrument already during the lifetime of a composer points to his importance and charisma. Despite the uncertainty: will he write something else? This was also the case with TACET 129, after Erika Haase (1935 - 2013) set herself the life-long task of recording all the pieces for piano by another 'great' of contemporary Hungarian music, Gyorgy Ligeti. Now Gyorgy Kurtag, a master of the miniature almost like Anton Webern. All his works for flute, initiated and congenially played by Markus Bronnimann and friends. The very first note should, no, must contain the whole world. Many of Kurtag's pupils know this only too well, as they often didn't get past the first bars in their lessons. Because he succeeds in this concentration, this evaporation to the essentials, Kurtag only needs a few notes to create a complete little univers in which nothing is missing. The 36 tracks bear ample witness to this!