Arvo Part - Pari Intervallo

Arvo Part
Pari Intervallo (1976)


Organ: Christopher Bowers-Broadbent




Photo: Mario De Biasi

Category:

Music

Tags:

• classical
• organo
• orgel
• orgue

[kleptomanz]

wonderful, thank you.

[GerritGroentemans]

Mesmerizing!

[zzausel]

@Mystep I try to accept that our individual consciousnesses end and we hvae to do all our best while being on earth. To endure this task we need arts.

[Mystep]

@PolkRidgeAesthete I meant our short organic lives on earth are like sparks on a pebble. As for the rest,nobody really knows what follows or what in essence we are. Every second of our lives is important so let's just hope for the best and be nice to each other.

[lty2k84]

Eerie and so beautiful.

[KarlAmade]

@Muchi304

The music itself is meditation. When I play this... I'm not alive... nor dead... I just am... just being... And that feels so lonely, but also so good... I hope the next life is like that... really worth to die for.

[Muchi304]

Perfect music for meditation :)

[bamboccionethefirst]

@guibox3 I agree entirely. Actually all voices should be played all on the same manual. As the title suggests the piece is constructed on the concept of a the strict relationship between two voices, neither of the two should emerge more than the other.

[PolkRidgeAesthete]

@Mystep---I can tell you that Arvo Part's understanding extends far beyond the Materialist belief system, that he has long realized that we are more than bodies and are of immeasurably greater significance than "sparks on a pebble."

[Sesquiltera]

@FliegendeHollaender I used to live in Rotterdam (Netherlands) they had it there in the library, plus all other organ works by part.

[Sesquiltera]

@Mystep That's interesting, when I listen to this piece I experience a sense of being above and infinately beyond time.