David Greilsammer "Labyrinth"
"A fantastical and disorienting adventure... a listening pleasure -" The New York Times
"Ingenious" Ingenious - The Sunday Times
Selected as Best Classical Tracks of the Year by The New York Times and Best Music of the Year by NPR
Recognised as one of today’s most interesting and audacious pianists, David Greilsammer is returning to Hong Kong following his sold-out Scarlatti: Cage programme in September 2022. Greilsammer has been invited to perform in the world’s greatest concert halls, presenting innovative projects, bold interpretations, and ground-breaking encounters between different artistic genres and disciplines.
His newest award-winning project, Labyrinth, is a musical representation of a recurring dream of an infinite labyrinth. Like a novel, Labyrinth is made of seven musical chapters, each featuring music from different periods, styles, and genres, each chapter representing part of the journey of his dream. The programme and the album have been awarded many distinctions, including by The New York Times, The Boston Globe, Pianist Magazines (UK) and more.
Pianist David Greilsammer
Programme
Chapter I
JANÁČEK The Owl has not Flown Away! from On an Overgrown Path
LULLY Les Sourdines from Armide
JANÁČEK Words Fail! from On an Overgrown Path
Chapter II
BEETHOVEN Bagatelle, Op. 126, No. 4
CRUMB The Magic Circle of Infinity from Makrokosmos
BEETHOVEN Bagatelle, Op. 126, No. 5
Chapter III
LIGETI Musica Ricercata, No. 8
BACH Contrapunctus 1 from The Art of Fugue
LIGETI Musica Ricercata, No. 7
Center of the Labyrinth - Chapter IV
GRANADOS El Amor y la Muerte from Goyescas
Chapter V
SATIE Pièce Froide No. 2, from Danses de travers
C. P. E. BACH Fantasy in D minor
SATIE Pièce Froide No. 3, from Danses de travers
Chapter VI
PELZ Repetition Blindness: Chapter I
MARAIS Chaconne, from Le Labyrinthe (arr. Greilsammer)
PELZ Repetition Blindness: Chapter II
Chapter VII
SCRIABIN Nuances from Pieces Op. 56
REBEL Le Chaos from Les Éléments (arr. Keren)
SCRIABIN Vers la Flamme, Op. 72


7:30 pm

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i) Duration: approx. 70 minutes without interval
ii) Programmes and artists are subject to change
For ages 8 or above
Latecomers may not be admitted until a suitable break
