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| Disc No: GMCD 7309 |
The Ouverture Libanaise was first performed by Naji Hakim in the Liebfrauenmünster on 2 September 2001 as a piece of work commissioned by the town of Ingolstadt. It is designed as one movement and is based on Lebanese folk melodies. The rhapsodic lines of development of this piece of work follow a rondo form with a varied refrain. The sequence is characterised by irregular metres (Aksak metre 3+3+2), oriental scales, such as nawa-athar (C D E flat F sharp G A flat H), which are taken from the composer’s cultural homeland, and through a percussion-like use of the instrument. At the end of this piece of work the Lebanese national hymn is quoted. |
| Price: Sek. 157 | |
| Name: Franz Hauk plays Symphonic Organ | |
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| Composer | Name | Performer |
| Hakim, Naji (b.1955) | Ouverture Libanaise -2001 | Franz Hauk, The Great Klais Organ of Liebfrauenmünster Ingolstadt |
| Helmschrott, Robert Maximilian ( b. 1938) | Furioso Infernal – Symphonische Fantasie -1991 | |
| Messiaen, Olivier (1908 - 1992) | L’Ascension – Quatre Méditations Symphoniques -1934 | |
| Helmschrott, Robert Maximilian ( b. 1938) | Dans la lumière -1993 | |
| Hakim, Naji | Pange lingua -1996 |