The three-part CD box set of choral and ensemble works by György Kurtág is, in a word, overwhelming. His soul-transcending sounds are sublimely interpreted by Reinbert de Leeuw et al. The recording, too, is impeccable. This box set is already historic, a monument to the Hungarian grandmaster, who turned 91 last February.
Kurtágs existentialistische muziek werd al vanaf midden jaren ‘70 in ons land uitgevoerd, onder andere door pioniers als de pianist Geoffrey Madge en het Residentie Orkest. Toch w...
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