Microconcert: Hans Werner Henze: “Aus Kammerkonzert: notturno”, Hamburg Philharmonic State Orchestra, Conductor: Kent Nagano, Visualization: Virgil Widrich
Microconcert: Yannis Xenakis: “Rebons B für fünf Wood-blocks und fünf Felle”, Hamburg Philharmonic State Orchestra, Conductor: Kent Nagano, Visualization: Virgil Widrich
Microconcert: Darius Milhaud: “Aus Sonate für Flöte, Oboe, Klarinette und Klavier: II. Joyeux”, Hamburg Philharmonic State Orchestra, Conductor: Kent Nagano, Visualization: Virgil Widrich
Microconcert: Paul Hindemith: “Chamber Music Op. 24", Hamburg Philharmonic State Orchestra, Conductor: Kent Nagano, Visualization: Virgil Widrich
Microconcert: Federico Mompou: “Aus Charmes für Klavier solo: Nr. 6 Pour appeler la joie”, Hamburg Philharmonic State Orchestra, Conductor: Kent Nagano, Visualization: Virgil Widrich
Microconcert: Yannis Xenakis: “Rebons B für fünf Wood-blocks und fünf Felle”, Hamburg Philharmonic State Orchestra, Conductor: Kent Nagano, Visualization: Virgil Widrich
Microconcert: Paul Hindemith: “Chamber Music Op. 24", Hamburg Philharmonic State Orchestra, Conductor: Kent Nagano, Visualization: Virgil Widrich
Microconcert Philharmonic State Orchestra Hamburg
Visualization for a microconcert, a digital music project of the Philharmonic State Orchestra Hamburg under the musical direction of Kent Nagano.
Year
2022
Type
Film
With the microconcerts, Kent Nagano, Georges Delnon and the Philharmonic State Orchestra Hamburg provide a response to the pandemic and its consequences of media overload. In collaboration with international video artists, a cycle of five audiovisual concert programs has been created in which classical music meets contemporary video art. Following an exclusive streaming on Radio France, the videos are also online on the channels of the Philharmonic State Orchestra and the Hamburg State Opera.
Virgil Widrich visualized five pieces of music using the film technique tx-transform, which exchanges the time and space axes.
