Enchiridion Little Pieces for piano ，
by Schott Music
Original price
$1,000TWD
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Original price
$1,000TWD
Original price
$1,000TWD
$1,000TWD
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$1,000TWD
Current price
$1,000TWD
Composer: Zimmermann, Bernd Alois
Instrument: piano
Publisher: Schott Music
Zimmermann once characterised himself as being “a mixture of monk and Dionysos from the banks of the Rhine”. Large-scale, explosive works of all genres are balanced by an almost ascetic reticence. The second section of the collection of piano pieces entitled Enchiridion was composed in 1952 and is subtitled Exertizien [spiritual exercises]. The movement headings Vigil, Hora and Matutin make reference to the monastic Liturgy of the Hours, although Zimmermann specifically refers to the function of the cycle as “studies in expressive playing and touch”. Throughout his life, Zimmermann remained a religious individual shaped by Catholicism. He inscribed many of his later works with the abbreviation O.A.M.D.G., the Jesuit motto “Omnia ad maiorem Dei gloriam” [All for the greater glory of God].
Instrument: piano
Publisher: Schott Music
Song List:
I Introduktion - II Ekloge - III Rondino - IV Bourrée - V Meditation - VI Aria - VII Estampida - VIII Toccata - IX Vigil - X Hora - XI Ostinato - XII Matutin - XIII Imagination - Appendix: Intermezzo - L'après-midi d'un Puck - Hommage à Johann Strauß
Zimmermann once characterised himself as being “a mixture of monk and Dionysos from the banks of the Rhine”. Large-scale, explosive works of all genres are balanced by an almost ascetic reticence. The second section of the collection of piano pieces entitled Enchiridion was composed in 1952 and is subtitled Exertizien [spiritual exercises]. The movement headings Vigil, Hora and Matutin make reference to the monastic Liturgy of the Hours, although Zimmermann specifically refers to the function of the cycle as “studies in expressive playing and touch”. Throughout his life, Zimmermann remained a religious individual shaped by Catholicism. He inscribed many of his later works with the abbreviation O.A.M.D.G., the Jesuit motto “Omnia ad maiorem Dei gloriam” [All for the greater glory of God].