Der Beitrag von Benjamin Meyer-Plutowski ist nun mit seiner Genehmigung auch auf unserer Seite veröffentlicht.
Danke dafür!
Der Beitrag von Benjamin Meyer-Plutowski ist nun mit seiner Genehmigung auch auf unserer Seite veröffentlicht.
Danke dafür!
Benjamin Meyer-Plutowski studied composition and musik theory at the Universität für Musik und darstellende Kunst in Vienna. He published an in-depth-article on Avet Terterian in his interesting Blog.
One of the main subjects of his text is Terterian’s personal color of melody and repetition and he carves out the differences between Terterian’s composition and the minimalism of american composers like Feldman f.e.
Terterian does not seems interested in melody but rather in building up kind of monumental soundscape (likewise in his Sixth Symphony). His device is repetition, and this puts him in the vicinity of the American minimalist composer. Nevertheless, I will argue that his music is as far away from minimal music as the music of Morton Feldman is.
International Publishers Hans Sikorski published an article on Armenian Music:
Apricot Country. Armenia and its Music.
All the photos in the article are by Cornelie Müller-Gödecke.
The Link to download the magazine: Sikorski Magazine – Spring 2008
The Festival Culturescapes, which presented Armenia in 2005, published some articles on Armenian Culture in PDF-Format:
Unfortunately the concert of the Rosamunde Quartett, which planned to perform string quartetts by Mansurian and Terterian did not happen that time.
Don Mager writes on Avet Terterian:
He kindly permitted the publication at terterian.org.
You will find this article and more essays and reviews by Don Mager at eclectica.org