Peter Machajdík - Wie der Wind in den Dünen for string orchestra
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- čas přidán 21. 02. 2013
- Live version of Peter Machajdík - Wie der Wind in den Dünen for string orchestra (2010)
The composition, originally titled Wie der Wind in den Dünen is based on a poem by Tuvia Ruebner en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tuvya_Ru...
Peter Machajdik's Official Website: petermachajdik.weebly.com
Composer, performer and sound artist Peter Machajdík grew up in Bratislava, Slovakia but he has been living in Berlin, Germany for the past 19 years.
At six, he began music lessons and at seven, took up the piano. In the 1980's he was not accepted into the Music Academy of Bratislava because his concept of music, at that time, was heavily influenced by the Western avant-garde. At 27, Machajdík graduated from the University of Economics in Bratislava.
Peter Machajdík first became internationally recognised after the success of his multi media work Intimate Music featuring one of the most innovative singers and percussionists David Moss at Inventionen 1994 in Berlin. His prolific output has since been performed and broadcast around the world, placing him in the front rank of today's composers. His major works include Double Bayan Concerto, Nell'autunno del suo abbraccio insonne for Italian harpist Floraleda Sacchi, Nájdené zabudnuté for orchestra, both Kyrie and Domine for mixed choir and tubular bells, and Namah for string orchestra which was premiered by Estonian conductor Anu Tali at the Concert Hall of the Slovak Radio Bratislava in 2002, and was also a featured work at both the Epoche and Divertimento Musicale festivals in 2006.
Peter has been a freelance composer and sound artist since 1992. He has received numerous commissions and awards from, among others, the Kulturfonds Foundation, Russolo-Pratella Foundation, Slovak Music Fund, Czech Radio, German Accordion Society, Bratislava Music Festival, and International Visegrad Fund. In 1992 he was invited to live and work in Berlin as a guest of the prestigious DAAD Künstlerprogramm. Peter was also the composer in residence at Schloss Wiepersdorf, Germany, at Künstlerhäuser Worpswede, Germany, and at Künstlerhaus Lukas in Ahrenshoop on the German Baltic coast. In 2006 he was awarded the Jan Levoslav Bella Prize, the most significant classical music award in Slovakia.
Peter's compositions may be heard on Decca, Musica slovaca, Albany Records, Amadeus Arte, Czech Radio, ReR Megacorp, Azyl Records, Slovak Music Bridge, and Pavlik Records.
Photograph by zoomion - Hudba
mooi en sierlijk
hartelijke dank
Peter's music is very nice I like it
Sublime féminité de l'être... entièrement nue, entièrement libre, entièrement belle... comme cette musique... avec aussi une merveilleuse évocation du sable rouge brun du désert...
Thank you very much, my pleasure :))
EXTRAORDINARIO*****
Yeees, Peter's music is out of this world :))) Thank you :**
La grâce de la femme dans toute sa splendeur éternelle, simple mais infiniment riche en émotions sincères. Très douce musique, et admirable vidéo Ans merci !!!
A divine pleasure for the senses :)
Thanks for sharing it.
Greetings from Annecy.
Eric
so calming...
Das ist Magieeeeeeeee
A little magic in this world won't hurt :D
dolfijnmetans the world has made it very necessary
Yes Nikolas, very calming.... ♥
Merci beaucoup Claude :)))
Merci mon chere Eric :))
Ja mooi hè, graag gedaan :))
Thank you Jim, also for the links :))
Glad you like it :)
My pleasure Eric and greetz from Nijmegen
Always nice to read your comments Adalbert :D
Yes it is, my pleasure David :))
Thank you for your lovely comment :))
Glad you like it that much :****
Agree ⎝⏠⏝⏠⎠
Great work. Can you tell us the name of the conducor/orchestra? Thank you.
Slovak Chamber Orchestra / Ewald Danel