Various Artists, Heinz Holliger
Der Phänomenale Heinz Holliger (LP)
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The title is no exaggeration: in 1971 Heinz Holliger was the oboist who had changed what the instrument could do, with multiphonics, circular breathing and microtones, and composers queued to write for him. This Philips record includes Luciano Berio's Sequenza VII (1969), written for him, Klaus Huber's Noctes intelligibilis lucis, Ernst Krenek's Vier Stücke, Niccolò Castiglioni's Komposition and Hans-Ulrich Lehmann's Spiele.
There is also Holliger's own Trio (1966) for oboe and English horn, viola and harp, with Ursula Holliger on harp, Serge Collot on viola and Jürg Wyttenbach on keyboards. A key record for the history of the oboe in the twentieth century.
| Noctes Intelligibilis Lucis (Für Oboe Und Cembalo) (1961) | |||
| A1a | Motto/Teil I - Vexatio | ||
| A1b | Teil II - Eductio | ||
| - | |||
| A2 | Sequenza VII (Für Oboe Solo) (1969) | 8:22 | |
| A3 | Spiele (Für Oboe Und Harfe) (1965) | 5:52 | |
| B1 | Trio (Für Oboe/Englischhorn, Viola Und Harfe) (1966) | 13:57 | |
| B2 | Komposition (Für Oboe) (1965) | 6:38 | |
| B3 | Vier Stücke (Für Oboe Und Klavier) (1966) | 6:02 | |
- Ursula Holliger
- Harp
- Jürg Wyttenbach
- Harpsichord, Piano
- Heinz Holliger
- Oboe, English Horn
- Serge Collot
- Viola
