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Festival Archip—elles 2019

Sarah Nemtsov

Lobgesang  (2009)  #7’ — première suisse
d'après «De Lof-Zangh Marie» de Jacob van Eyck, pour flûte à bec soprano

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© Rut Sigurdardóttir
In concert
Salon de musique - 03.31 2:30pm

«Lobgesang» is a short, humble piece for a small Instrument: soprano recorder. I wrote it in 2009 for the 90th birthday of my first music teacher Ilse Reil (1919-2013). She was a wonderful teacher and musician, she had a baroque trio and played the recorder (but also viola da gamba, psalterium, and she sang). I lived in her house, the recorder was my first instrument (before I learned the oboe) and soon, as a kid, I would accompany the old trio to their concerts and play with them. Ilse Reil has taught me the most essential things about music, even today they are still relevant for me when composing. How every note should be alive, be felt from within, should have a meaning,

a direction. We would sometimes practice an upbeat for hours until it had the right energy to aim for the next note and initiate the phrase. We laughed a lot. These were happy hours of making music together, which I will never forget. Thus, my «Lobgesang» is a small «merci» to my teacher and a praise for her - the musical material is something like an echo of or variation based on a piece I had worked on with her as a child and loved very much: «De lof zhang marie» (praise of Mary) by Jacob van Eyck (1590-1657) - the blind, Dutch recorder player who would play at cemeteries and touch with his haunting tunes the hearts of the mourners.

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