In Liquid... (violin and piano)

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2. movement
3. movement
4. movement
Studio-recording made in Danish Radio by Christine Pryn and Joachim Olsson

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WorkYear
In Liquid... (violin and piano)2003
Serenade for Violin and Orchestra2008
In Liquid... (accordion and piano, first version)2008
In Liquid... (accordion and piano, second version)2008/2009
In Liquid... (accordion and piano, third version)2008/2009/2011
In Liquid... (accordion concerto, first version)2008
In Liquid... (accordion concerto, second version)2008/2010
In Liquid... (accordion concerto, string orchestra)2008/2010/2019

Info

Composer Martin Lohse
Title In Liquid...

Work number W.18
Composition year 2003

Movements 4
Duration 23 min

Genre chamber music
Number of instruments 2
Instrumentation violin and piano

Score notation computer (Sibelius)
Pages 63
Free score yes
Published yes

First performance 18 Oct 2004

by Christine Pryn and Joachim Olsson
place Pre-debut, Royal Academy of Music in Aarhus, Store Sal, Aarhus, Denmark

Recording type studio

Musical styles and elements modern, expressive, concertante




Program note

In English

In Liquid... (2003)
Violin and piano
The title In Liquid... refers specifically to a liquid perception of time. Repetitions, sequences, and patterns evolve slowly, shifting between one another. The displacement of tempo – whether through gradual acceleration or by freezing into a nearly static state – evokes a sense of long-lost times that live on in our memory and merge with our presence in the here and now.
In Liquid... was written for Christine Pryn and Joachim Olsson.
The work unfolds in four main sections:
  1. Andante semplice. Allegretto. Allegro. Vivace
  2. Allegro. Meno allegro
  3. Scherzo: Allegro molto e con brio. Andante. Moderato
  4. Lamento: Largo dolente. Andante cantabile e molto semplice
Martin Lohse 2003

In Danish

In Liquid... (2003)
Violin og klaver
Titlen In Liquid... henviser især til den flydende fornemmelse af tid. Gentagelser, sekvenser og mønstre ændres langsomt eller flettes ind og ud imellem hinanden. Tempoer forskydes – bliver hurtigere og hurtigere eller fryser fast i en nærmest statisk tidsfornemmelse – måske en fornemmelse af en svunden tid, som lever i vores erindring, og som blander sig med vores tilstedeværelse her og nu.
In Liquid... er skrevet til Christine Pryn og Joachim Olsson.
Værket udfolder sig i fire hoveddele:
  1. Andante semplice. Allegretto. Allegro. Vivace
  2. Allegro. Meno allegro
  3. Scherzo: Allegro molto e con brio. Andante. Moderato
  4. Lamento: Largo dolente. Andante cantabile e meget enkelt
Martin Lohse 2003

Work Description

Work for violin and piano exploring a liquid feeling of time through shifting repetitions and tempo displacements

Instrumentation: vln, pno
Version Text: Original version for violin and piano


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International Record Review (July-August 2012)

... I don’t recall previously hearing any music by the Hans Abrahamsen-student Martin Lohse (b.1971) – painter and poet as well as composer – but I shall certainly be keeping my ears open from now on, since his 16-minute In Liquid... is unassertively lovely...
... Lohse knows how to caress the ear and stimulate the mind at the same time: In Liquid … is all the more touching for the understatement of its emotional burden. ...
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6 July 2012 - Martin Anderson


WRUW Reviews ... external link

Mostly modern and contemporary Danish works for accordion and orchestra. No oompah here, mostly gentle and lyrical. Nice!
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30 April 2012 - WRUV Reviews


The Globe and Mail (Canada) ... external link

... We also love the ooze and slide of Martin Lohse's In Liquid ...
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30 April 2012 - Elissa Poole


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Amazon-review ... external link

... In Liquid, another commission by Mogensen, is radically different. Martin Lohse's work is almost a study in slow motion. Lohse draws out every single note both from the ensemble and the soloist. The sensation is similar to trying to run underwater. And the enforced slowness of the composition makes the listener pay closer attention to the music as it passes by. An effective work, and one that completely removes the accordion from its popular roots. ...
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24 May 2012 - Digital Chips


Amazon - review ... external link

In Liquid, another commission by Mogensen, is radically different. Martin Lohse's work is almost a study in slow motion. Lohse draws out every single note both from the ensemble and the soloist. The sensation is similar to trying to run underwater. And the enforced slowness of the composition makes the listener pay closer attention to the music as it passes by. An effective work, and one that completely removes the accordion from its popular roots.
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24 May 2012 - RGraves321


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