Ivo Malec: Dahovi (1961)

Ivo Malec (*1925): Dahovi, per nastro magnetico (1961).

In its original form, Malec's Dahovi is music composed for Piotr Kamler's film, Structures, consisting of abstract images which determined the piece's fundamental architecture. In order to better circumscribe the musical content of the work, its architecture was later slightly modified in a way to make it free from its symbiotic role. The Serbo-Croatian word Dahovi means respiration, breathing. What is involved in the new condition of the work is to set into play, into counterpoint, into movement, small square surfaces (shaped in such a way that they remain within breathings that are almost white), then to color them either by changing their own rhythms, dimensions and intensities, or by bursts and scintillations of foreign sound objects which, now and then, project upon them different lights.
(fonte: European Electronic Project Vol.II).

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