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What we hear seems like fractured piano music, like notes and sounds scattered in space: in his “Stanze,” Osvaldo Coluccino uses the piano’s resonant body to generate resonances in the spaces within us. He removes the windows, eliminates all opulence, and confronts us with environments that lie within ourselves. The light and the dimensions keep changing: we set the pace at which we wander through spaces we soon understand to be our own.
Alfonso Alberti, piano
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1CD | Instrumental | Piano | Contemporary | PRIME colors Edition |
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Arthur Schnitzler’s “Reigen” as a “drama with music”: Together with Regina Fritsch and Sven-Eric Bechtolf, the Musicbanda Franui immerses itself in a new musical atmosphere in each of Schnitzler’s ten scenes.  |
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| Five musicians living on air, and within its jurisdiction. Formed in 2018, the Dandelion Quintet now dedicate themselves to works of Jean Françaix, Kalevi Aho und Valerie Coleman. |
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| Sonic Architectures as a Medium of Resonance by Ursula Winterauer—also known as Gischt—and Giorgi Koberidze, created in Nantes (FR) and Innsbruck (AT) on the initiative of Openspace Innsbruck |
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