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==Program note==
==Program note==
===English===
===English===
'''Momenti mobile VIII''' <br />
'''Moto immoto''' <br />
Mobile I <br />
tranguile version <br />
for accordion <br />
for accordion <br />


[[8 momenti mobile]] was composed for saxophone quartet in 2008, and this is an instrumentation of the last movement for accordion, which I composed in 2010.<br/>
This version of ''Moto immoto'' (motion in the motionless - 2011) for accordion solo is dedicated to Rasmus Schærff Kjøller and Bjarke Mogensen, and is a reduced more calm version of the original work from 2009.
The movement is inspired by the last haiku poem by the poet Basho from the old japan.
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'''Program note''' <br />
A simple pattern of 6 major thirds represents all the harmonics in the piece. It counts in 5/4 and are slowly moving through all the keys forming an irreversible feeling of lost times and sorrow.
The work is inspired by the last poetry by the old master Basho – his death poem. The mood is somewhere between dream and reality, the living and the dead where consciousness wanders by unknown paths.


::Sick
::Sick
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::moors
::moors


 
Martin Lohse 2018
Martin Lohse 2010
 


===Danish===
===Danish===
'''Momenti mobile VIII''' <br />
'''Moto immoto''' <br />
Mobile I <br />
versione tranguile <br />
for accordion <br />
for akkordion <br />
 
[[8 momenti mobile]] blev komponeret for saxofonkvartet i 2008, og dette værk er en instrumentation af den sidste sats for akkordeon, som jeg komponerede i 2010.<br/>
Værket er inspireret af det sidste haiku digt af den store japanske mester Basho fra det gamle Japan.


Denne version af ''Moto immoto'' (bevægelse i det ubevægelige - 2011) for akkordion solo er dedikeret til Rasmus Schærff Kjøller og Bjarke Mogensen, og er en reduceret mere rolig version af det originale værk fra 2009.
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'''Programnote''' <br />
''Moto immoto'' er langsomt, meditativ og med en underliggende følelse af tabt tid. Musikken bevæger sig uafvendelig igennem alle tonearter, cirkulær og i evig bevægelse, men står alligevel stille, frosset fast i en tid som var, og som måske skal til at blive.
Værket er inspireret af den store japanske mester Basho sidste haiku digt, hans døds-digt der befinder sig et sted imellem drøm og virkelighed, det levende og det døde hvor bevidstheden vandrer af ukendte stier.


::Jeg rejser
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::mine drømme
::mine drømme


Hans-Jørgen Nielsen: ''HAIKU – en introduktion og 150 gendigtninger.''


'''Mobile'''<br/>
Martin Lohse 2018
En teknik hvor forskellige lag af musik i hver deres tempo, metrik og musikalsk stil kombineres i et simpelt mønster af akkorder, som langsomt modulere igennem alle tonearter i en uendelig sekvens, skabende en musik med ingen eller ganske få dissonanser.
 
Martin Lohse 2010


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Revision as of 09:23, 6 October 2018

Solo work by Martin Lohse

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Versions

The work is orchestrated in 7 versions.

WorkYear
Moto immoto (tape)2009
Moto immoto (accordion duo)2009/2010
Moto immoto (accordion)2009/2011
Moto immoto (accordion duo, short version)2009/2011
Moto immoto (accordion, violin, cello and contrabass)2009/2011
Moto immoto (sinfonietta)2009/2016
Moto immoto (symphony orchestra, second edition)2009/2018

Info

Composer Martin Lohse
Title Moto immoto
Subtitle versione tranguile
Subtitle in English tranguile version

Composition year 2011

Movements 1
Duration 5 min min"min" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 5.

Genre solo work
Number of instruments 1
Instrumentation solo accordion

Score notation computer (Sibelius)
Pages 7
Free score yes

First performance 6 Apr 2011

by Rasmus Schjærff Kjøller
place Kastelskirken, Copenhagen, Denmark


Musical styles and elements modal, meditative, melodic



Program note

English

Moto immoto
tranguile version
for accordion

This version of Moto immoto (motion in the motionless - 2011) for accordion solo is dedicated to Rasmus Schærff Kjøller and Bjarke Mogensen, and is a reduced more calm version of the original work from 2009.

Program note
A simple pattern of 6 major thirds represents all the harmonics in the piece. It counts in 5/4 and are slowly moving through all the keys forming an irreversible feeling of lost times and sorrow. The work is inspired by the last poetry by the old master Basho – his death poem. The mood is somewhere between dream and reality, the living and the dead where consciousness wanders by unknown paths.

Sick
on my journey,
only my dreams
will wander
these desolate
moors

Martin Lohse 2018

Danish

Moto immoto
versione tranguile
for akkordion

Denne version af Moto immoto (bevægelse i det ubevægelige - 2011) for akkordion solo er dedikeret til Rasmus Schærff Kjøller og Bjarke Mogensen, og er en reduceret mere rolig version af det originale værk fra 2009.

Programnote
Moto immoto er langsomt, meditativ og med en underliggende følelse af tabt tid. Musikken bevæger sig uafvendelig igennem alle tonearter, cirkulær og i evig bevægelse, men står alligevel stille, frosset fast i en tid som var, og som måske skal til at blive. Værket er inspireret af den store japanske mester Basho sidste haiku digt, hans døds-digt der befinder sig et sted imellem drøm og virkelighed, det levende og det døde hvor bevidstheden vandrer af ukendte stier.

Jeg rejser
syg
Stille over
visne marker
Strejfer
mine drømme

Hans-Jørgen Nielsen: HAIKU – en introduktion og 150 gendigtninger.

Martin Lohse 2018

Performances

All versions of - Moto immoto

Portrait concert with Benjamin de Murashkin and Martin Lohse
Studio Scene Royal Danish Academy of Music, Copenhagen, Denmark
Wednesday 7 September 2016, 19:30
... more info


Dacapo recording
Fuglsang Concert Hall, Toreby, Denmark
Wednesday 25 May 2016
... more info


Dacapo recording
Fuglsang Concert Hall, Toreby, Denmark
Tuesday 17 May 2016
... more info


Mythos - accordion duo
Rav Museet, Varde, Denmark
Sunday 7 April 2013
... more info


Mythos - accordion duo
Hørsholm Kirke, Hørsholm, Denmark
Tuesday 12 March 2013
... more info


... further results

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