Last Pieces (1953-86) Performed by Stephane Ginsburgh

by Morton Feldman

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1.	Palais de Mari (1986) 25:07	buy track
2.	Intermission 6 for two pianos (1953) 07:27	buy track
3.	Last pieces for piano / Fast Soft (1959) 03:54	buy track
4.	Last pieces for piano / Very Slow Soft (1959) 04:21	buy track
5.	Last pieces for piano / Very Fast Soft As Possible (1959) 13:50	buy track

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Performed by Stephane Ginsburgh

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released August 2, 2013

MIXED MORTON BY GINSBURGH
"My past experience was not to 'meddle' with the material, but use my concentration as a guide to what might transpire. I mentioned this to Stockhausen once when he had asked me what my secret was. 'I don't push the sounds around.' Stockhausen mulled this ove, and asked: 'Not even a little bit ?' " Morton Feldman's own words are simply as valuable for the composer than for the interpreter. As his music slowly draws you towards silence - as some of Beethoven's or Schubert's late pieces do by process of atomization or repetition - you realize how useless it is to try to 'make' anything, to push it against it's own will. Here you will learn something about any interpretation, about any piece: ask the music first and use your concentration. Playing or listening to Morton Feldman bring you back to the very rare moments when you look at a bright starry Summer night, unable to measure its size because it is beyond your sense, a sense of infinity within a finite space. »

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