Marraskuu (November) 钢琴三重奏 朔特版

芬兰语'Marraskuu'意为'十一月'；此外，'marras'意为'沉闷、死亡、浪费'。Marraskuu 是对我最喜欢的季节之一的致敬，因此标题不应该让人产生阴暗的联想。这首钢琴三重奏于 1998 年 11 月在赫尔辛基完成，1999 年 11 月由 Présence 三重奏（E. Windrich、G. Waterhouse、M. Wendeberg）首演，2004 年 11 月在巴黎进行了全面修改。在这首作品中，听者越是不能发现清晰的表达和单一的发展，就越能注意到细小的细节：旋律片段、一些技巧性的纹理和类似康杜克的段落。此外，这首曲子还具有一定程度的自由性和随意性，这主要是由于乐段允许演奏者在一定的时间范围内选择自己的乐段。这也是乐谱的详细精确性提供某种平衡的原因，使演奏者不至于过于'有教养'地演奏

作曲家: Schweitzer Benjamin
乐器: violin, cello and piano
出版社: Schott Music
原文简介:
The Finnish word ‘Marraskuu’ means ‘November’; furthermore, ‘marras’ means sth. like ‘dull, dead, waste’. Marraskuu is a homage to one of my favourite seasons, so the title should not mislead to primarily dark and gloomy associations. Completed in November 1998 in Helsinki, the piano trio was premiered by the Trio Présence (E. Windrich, G. Waterhouse, M. Wendeberg) in November 1999 and thoroughly revised in Paris in November 2004. The less clear expression and one-dimensional developments will be found, the more the listener’s attention will be sharpened to small details: melody fragments, some virtuoso textures, and Kondukt-like passages. Moreover, the composition involves a certain degree of freedom and sleaziness, which is, among others, the result of sections enabling the players to choose their entries in a certain time frame. That’s where the detailed precision of the notation offers some kind of counterweight, holding players off a too ‘educated’ performance.
难度: difficult