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The Raven Nevermore; Moritz Eggert – Music of Infinite Variety

The Raven Nevermore; Moritz Eggert – Music of Infinite Variety

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Moritz Eggert: Ich bin der Welt abhanden gekommen for voice, electric guitar, piano and...; Tetragrammoton for string orchestra; Der Rabe Nimmermehr Ouvertüre for chamber orchestra; Adagio – An Answered Question for string orchestra; Der ewige Gesang for strings; Drei Seelen for violin and piano

Adrian Iliescu (violin)
Moritz Eggert (piano)
Gregor Daszko (percussion)
Inga Humpe (vocal)
Heine Schiffers (electric guitar)
Stuttgarter Kammerorchester
Michael Hofstetter


“A composer is someone who has a lot of music in his head which needs to get out.” That is how Moritz Eggert once described to some children the act of composing. “As artists we are chroniclers of the emotions of a particular time, and if we are lucky, our chronicles radiate a little, illuminating the path.”

Moritz Eggert’s new SACD with the Stuttgart Kammerorchester shows how diverse these paths can be. The spectrum of the works presented here is great and ranges from pieces such as Der Rabe Nimmermehr Ouvertüre to Tetragrammaton which was composed for the Stuttgart Kammerorchester and which almost drills into sound.

As a special guest artist, Inga Humpe of ‘2raumwohnung’ sings Ich bin der Welt abhanden gekommen, a piece co-written with Moritz Eggert. This encounter of two different musical spheres results in a touching orchestral chanson which, through its history of origin and the use of Rückert’s text, is also a homage to Gustav Mahler.

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