ALBUMThomas Larcher: The Living MountainSarah Aristidou, Aaron Pilsan, Luka Juhart, Alisa Weilerstein, Munich Chamber Orchestra, Clemens Schuldt, Andrè Schuen & Daniel Heide
ALBUMThomas Larcher: Symphony No. 2 "Kenotaph" & Die Nacht der VerlorenenAndrè Schuen, The Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra & Hannu Lintu
ALBUMDangerous ZoneEutopia Ensemble
ALBUM…for Children: Piano Works by Larcher, Schumann & BartókLars Vogt
ALBUMThomas Larcher: What BecomesTamara Stefanovich, Mark Padmore & Thomas Larcher
ALBUMHanns Eisler: Ernste Gesänge: Lieder with pianoMatthias Goerne, Thomas Larcher & Ensemble Resonanz
ALBUMJohannes Kalitzke: Vier ToteninselnDeutsches Symphonie-Orchester Berlin, Thomas E. Bauer, Thomas Larcher, Johannes Kalitzke & Stadler Quartett
ALBUMIXXUThomas Larcher
ALBUMChonguriTeodoro Anzellotti, Thomas Demenga & Thomas Larcher
ALBUMJohannes Maria Staud: Berenice. Lied vom VerschwindenMarino Formenti, Petra Hoffmann, Ernesto Molinari, Klangforum Wien, Sylvain Cambreling, Emilio Pomarico, Thomas Larcher, Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra & Bertrand De Billy
ALBUMNaunzThomas Larcher, Thomas Demenga & Erich Höbarth
ALBUMElogio Per Un'OmbraMichelle Makarski & Thomas Larcher
ALBUMH. Holliger - Lieder Ohne WorteThomas Zehetmair, Thomas Larcher & Ursula Holliger
Thomas Larcher का परिचय
कलाकार की जीवनी
Born in Austria in 1963, Thomas Larcher has been, for a large part of his career, as much in demand as a pianist as for his compositions. He has written, “My roots lie in performance, and in decades of imprinting through the music and formal ideas of the classics. My music is communicative: it challenges the attentive listener but is meant to be readily intelligible in concert.” His work does indeed sound like it’s informed by the broadest understanding of Western musical traditions. Larcher developed a style that unselfconsciously acknowledges and brings together the most rigorous aspects of Darmstadt-style modernism with elements of the new simplicity and holy minimalism, as exemplified by composers such as Silvestrov and Pärt. His harmonic and gestural language can be modernist, but his pieces are constructed with enough repetition and transparency that it’s possible to grasp them on first hearing.
Important works include the concertos Still, for viola and chamber orchestra, and Hier, Heute for cello and orchestra; three string quartets; and the vocal piece My Illness is the Medicine I Need, with texts taken from a Benetton "Colors" magazine.
होमटाउन
Innsbruck, Austria
शैली
Classical
इनके समान: Thomas Larcher
Thomas Larcher जैसे और संगीत और कलाकारों के बारे में जानें, जैसे Alan Marks, Ensemble Villa Musica, Valery Afanassiev