Dive into the avant-garde world of Mauricio Kagel with this seminal 1968 release, a captivating exploration of experimental music that pushes the boundaries of classical composition. This album, released under the Deutsche Grammophon label, is a testament to Kagel's innovative spirit and his unique approach to musical expression.
The album is divided into two distinct yet complementary parts: "Match für 3 Spieler" and "Musik für Renaissance-Instrumente." The former is a six-part composition that showcases Kagel's playful and inventive use of percussion and found sounds, performed by Christoph Caskel, Siegfried Palm, and Klaus Storck. The latter is a series of pieces written for Renaissance instruments, performed by the Collegium Instrumentale, offering a fresh and unexpected perspective on early music.
With a total duration of 41 minutes, this album is a compact yet powerful journey through Kagel's musical universe. The avant-garde genre is explored with a sense of curiosity and experimentation, making it a fascinating listen for both seasoned fans of experimental music and those new to the genre. The precise and dynamic performances bring Kagel's innovative compositions to life, creating a rich and engaging auditory experience.
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