Maker | Maxim Shalygin |
Duration | 75 min |
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A musical labyrinth where space and time blur
Ukrainian-Dutch composer Maxim Shalygin calls his latest cycle S I M I L A R his life’s work. Delirium is the latest part in this cycle, a piece with an instrumentation of four pianos that he composed for Muziekgebouw Amsterdam. In the S I M I L A R-series, sound wizard Shalygin digs deep into the possibilities of ensembles consisting entirely of identical instruments. Four top pianists - Tomoko Mukaiyama, Laura Sandee, Gerard Bouwhuis & Antonii Baryshevskyi - will interpret the nuances of Delirium.
“The idea is to gradually bring the listener into a state of weightlessness,” says Maxim Shalygin about Delirium. The piano has a very precise touch, but by constantly shifting rhythms, Shalygin disrupts the feeling of a clear pulse: thus creating a compelling musical flow that seems to float freely in space.
Music | Maxim Shalygin |
Piano | Tomoko Mukaiyama, Gerard Bouwhuis Laura Sandee, Antonii Baryshevskyi |
Photography | Diana Blok & Melle Meivogel |
Production | Tomoko Mukaiyama Foundation |
Piano's | Evert Snel Piano’s en Vleugels |
Partner | Muziekgebouw aan 't IJ, Chris Maene |
Supported by | Fonds Podiumkunsten |
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