Eivind Buene: Study no. 3
from 20 Norwegian Piano Miniatures (FBRCD-19) by Håvard Gimse
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EIVIND BUENE’s Study no. 3 is perceived as a dialogue between an aggressive outburst and a subsequent meditative response; a tonal resonance, which is
gradually absorbed, fragmented and neutralised in pensive reflection before it concludes in tranquillity. In this context Buene can be seen as a representative
of a totally liberated form of expressiveness within an open, free-tonal landscape where anything is possible, but which is overtaken by an intention or a concept. Often we sense the presence of concentrated exploration around one musical event or situation, for example a sequence of sounds, a melodic figuration, a distinctive harmonic
progression, a rhythmic figure or a structural model. The impression is that what is purely sonic, in other words having to do with the sound in itself, is not as
prominent here as in the works of Ulvo, Hegdal and Thoresen. The expression is also more dramatic, and the movement consists to a greater degree of shorter gestures.
gradually absorbed, fragmented and neutralised in pensive reflection before it concludes in tranquillity. In this context Buene can be seen as a representative
of a totally liberated form of expressiveness within an open, free-tonal landscape where anything is possible, but which is overtaken by an intention or a concept. Often we sense the presence of concentrated exploration around one musical event or situation, for example a sequence of sounds, a melodic figuration, a distinctive harmonic
progression, a rhythmic figure or a structural model. The impression is that what is purely sonic, in other words having to do with the sound in itself, is not as
prominent here as in the works of Ulvo, Hegdal and Thoresen. The expression is also more dramatic, and the movement consists to a greater degree of shorter gestures.
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from 20 Norwegian Piano Miniatures (FBRCD-19),
released January 29, 2021
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Fabra label of Norway was founded in 1993 and has presently released 29 albums and 4 ep's. Run by Geir Inge Lotsberg. All artwork by Erik Johan Worsøe Eriksen.
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