Meditations, for flute and organ

The Meditations for flute and organ were composed for the solo flutist of the German Symphony Orchestra, Karl-Bernhard Sebon, and the organ player Lothar Knappe. In 1992 they were broadcast for the first time by the 'Sender Freies Berlin' radio station. Three meditative movements contrast with two virtuoso intermezzos, which are dominated by rhythm. The partly serial, but not only twelve-tone structures are combined with tonal sections, and even include formulas of trivial music, such as a fairground organ.

CONTENIDO:

Maditation I
Meditation II
Intermezzo II
Meditation III (In Memoriam Rudolf Wagner-Régeny)