Haiku (clarinet, violin, cello and piano)

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Haiku 2
Haiku 3
Haiku 12
Haiku 10
Haiku 39
Haiku 8
Haiku 4
Haiku 23
Haiku 21
Haiku 17
Haiku xx
Haiku 26
Cd-recording on Dacapo by Ensemble Nordlys

Info

Composer Martin Lohse
Title Haiku

Work number W.6
Composition year 1999

Movements 12
Duration 19 min

Genre chamber music
Number of instruments 4
Instrumentation clarinet, violin, cello and piano

Score notation computer (Acorn computer - Sibelius)
Pages 22
Free score yes
Published yes

First performance 12 Sep 1999

by Ensemble Nordlys
place Danish Radio, Studio 2

Recording type cd

Musical styles and elements modern, expressive, modal, melodic



Program note

In English

Haiku (1999)

for clarinet in Bb, violin, cello and piano

The work is inspired by haiku poems by the poet Basho from the old japan, and consist of 12 musical moods or moments between 20 seconds and one and a half minute, except the last piece which last a little more than 4 minutes.
The musician decide the number and succession of the 12 musical “poems”, thereby deciding if one or all twelve should be heard, if there should be a progress or if a musical form should be merging out of the small pieces.

A progression used in several concerts is piece number: 2, 3, 12, 10, 39, 8, 4, 23, 21, 17 and 26

The special numbering of the 12 pieces refers to the verse numbers in Hans-Jørgen Nielsen: HAIKU – en introduktion og 150 gendigtninger. (Haiku - an introduction and 150 rewritings). They are all in danish, with a translation of poem number 12, 39, 8 and 26 to english.

The score is transposed.

Martin Lohse 1999

In Danish

Haiku (1999)

Værket er inspireret af haiku-digte fra det gamle Japan, og består af 12 musikalske stemninger eller øjeblikke på imellem 20 sekunder og halvanden minut, dog med et enkelt stykke på lidt over 4 minutter.

Musikerne bestemmer selv antallet og rækkefølgen af de 12 musikalske ”digte” – om alle 12 eller måske kun 2 skal høres, og om der overhovedet skal danne sig et samlet forløb – en samlet form ud af det musikalske materiale.

En rækkefølge brugt ved flere koncerter er: Værk nr. 2, 3, 12, 10, 39, 8, 4, 23, 21, 17, xx og 26

Martin Lohse 1999

Poems

In Danish

Digte til de 12 ”satser” er gengivet fra Hans-Jørgen Nielsen: HAIKU – en introduktion og 150 gendigtninger, og er alle skrevet af den gamle mester Basho.

Haiku 2

Majregn
forstøver
Og broens
grånen
Frem af
disen

Haiku 3

Bjerget i
regndis
Hyllet dets
skønhed
Ikke til at
rokke

Haiku 12

Tempelklokken
dør hen
Blomsternes
dufte
Kimer videre

Haiku 10

En hytte
ganske lille
Myggene
små og tavse
Andet ejer
jeg ikke

Haiku 39

Verden
én farve
Og vindens
hvislen
Det er
vinter

Haiku 8

Bambuslunden
så lille
Blæsten gemte
sig her
Og blev
stille

Haiku 4

At se
på månen
Skyer
omsider
At kunne
trække vejret

Haiku 23

Et hastigt
glimt
Nattehejrens
skrig
Baskende
i mørket

Haiku 21

En gammel
dam
En frø
springer
Plask

Haiku 17

Så stille
Ind
i klippen
Sank
cikadens skrig

Haiku XX

Ingen digt (no poem)

Haiku 26

Jeg rejser
syg
Stille over
visne marker
Strejfer
mine drømme
Dødsdigt af Basho

In English

Poems for the 12 pieces are all by the old master Basho and is reproduced below from Hans-Jørgen Nielsen: HAIKU – en introduktion og 150 gendigtninger. (Haiku - an introduction and 150 rewritings). The special numbering of the 12 pieces refers to the verse numbers in the book. They are all in danish, with a translation of poem number 12, 39, 8 and 26 to english.

Haiku 12

The temple bell
dies away
the scent of flowers
in the evening
is still tolling
the bell

Haiku 39

The world
one color,
and the wind
hissing
it's winter

Haiku 8

Lonely
silence,
a single
cicada's cry
sinking
into stone

Haiku 26

Sick
on my journey,
only my dreams
will wander
these desolate
moors
Death poem by Basho


Performances

All versions of - Haiku

Portrait concert - Martin Lohse
Sankt Jørgensbjerg Sognegård, Roskilde, Denmark
Saturday 23 October 2021, 14:00
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Debut concert - Martin Lohse
Royal Danish Academy of Music - Concert Hall, Copenhagen, Denmark
Tuesday 19 October 2004
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Pre debut - Martin Lohse
Royal Academy of Music in Aarhus, Aarhus, Denmark
Monday 18 October 2004
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Ensemble Nordlys
Rundetårn, Copenhagen, Denmark
Sunday 22 August 2004
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Ensemble Nordlys
The Danish Music Museum, Copenhagen, Denmark
Sunday 23 March 2003
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