《【經緯度的10°偏移】晨邊高地室內樂系列》

10-Degree Offset in Latitude and Longitude

基本資料

子午線二重奏首次與晨邊高地室內樂集合作，探索地圖上的子午線偏移過後的可能性，若以西班牙的瓦倫西亞為軸，順時針傾斜10°後會貫穿佛瑞、舒曼、布拉姆斯三位作曲家人生中的重要據點，並可以在地球儀上清楚描繪出一道弧線—分別是法國帕米耶、德國杜塞道夫、德國漢堡。 儘管這三位作曲家背景各異，但他們的生平故事有著共通之處。他們的藝術之旅受到塑造其創意靈感的城市影響，隨著我們遍歷三幅音樂風景，讓我們一同深入探索他們生活與作品中的共鳴之聲。

※演出曲目  

舒曼：三首幻想曲，作品111（改編給鋼琴四重奏）

佛瑞：第一號鋼琴四重奏，作品15

布拉姆斯：第三號鋼琴四重奏，作品60

Embark on a transcendent musical voyage as we explore the profound compositions of three Romantic titans – Robert Schumann, Gabriel Fauré, and Johannes Brahms – in this richly curated repertoire. The program opens with Schumann's "Three Fantasiestücke, Op. 111," originally envisioned for clarinet and piano but elegantly transcribed here for piano quartet. Schumann, a master of expressive Romanticism, guides us through these fantastical pieces, unveiling the emotional tapestry that threads through his work.Our journey continues with Gabriel Fauré's "Piano Quartet No. 1 in C minor, Op. 15," a masterpiece reflecting the composer's intricate emotional landscape. Fauré's life is intricately linked with the quaint town of Pamiers, a place that left an indelible mark on his musical identity. The significance of Pamiers resonates in the poignant lyricism and dynamic contrasts of Fauré's quartet, underscoring the profound influence of place on artistic expression.Turning our attention to Johannes Brahms, we encounter the stirring "Piano Quartet No. 3 in C minor, Op. 60," a testament to the composer's monumental stature in the Romantic canon. Brahms' deep connection to his birthplace, Hamburg, permeates this composition. The city's cultural resonance echoes in the passionate and intricate motifs of Brahms' quartet, revealing the symbiotic relationship between the artist and his geographical roots.These three composers, despite differing backgrounds, share common threads in their life stories. Their artistic journeys are bound by the cities that played pivotal roles in shaping their creative spirits: Pamiers for Fauré, Düsseldorf for Schumann, and Hamburg for Brahms. As we traverse this musical landscape, witness the convergence of personal narratives and artistic expression, where the significance of place intertwines with the timeless beauty of their compositions. Join us on this evocative exploration of the shared echoes in the lives and works of Schumann, Fauré, and Brahms.

※Program  

Robert Schumann: Three Fantasiestücke, Op. 111 (Transcribed for Piano Quartet)

Gabriel Fauré: Piano Quartet No. 1 in C minor, Op. 15

Johannes Brahms: Piano Quartet No. 3 in C minor, Op. 60

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