Ezko Kikoutchi
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Ezko Kikoutchi NECESSITE - PDF
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NECESSITE
for Bandoneon, Violin, Viola, celloDuration 13’00
NECESSITE is inspired by the poem Nécessité by Simon Weil.
The work was commissioned by Collegium Novum Zurich (CNZ) with the support of the Nicati- de Luze Foundation and Pro Helvetia.
This score was premiered by the Ensemble Sillages in Zurich in June 2022.
This composition is in 4 movements
NECESSITE
for Bandoneon, Violin, Viola, celloDuration 13’00
NECESSITE is inspired by the poem Nécessité by Simon Weil.
The work was commissioned by Collegium Novum Zurich (CNZ) with the support of the Nicati- de Luze Foundation and Pro Helvetia.
This score was premiered by the Ensemble Sillages in Zurich in June 2022.
This composition is in 4 movements
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Ezko Kikoutchi NECESSITE - Printed version
Printed Version
NECESSITE
for Bandoneon, Violin, Viola, celloDuration 13’00
NECESSITE is inspired by the poem Nécessité by Simon Weil.
The work was commissioned by Collegium Novum Zurich (CNZ) with the support of the Nicati- de Luze Foundation and Pro Helvetia.
This score was premiered by the Ensemble Sillages in Zurich in June 2022.
This composition is in 4 movements
Pdf version, Click here
NECESSITE
for Bandoneon, Violin, Viola, celloDuration 13’00
NECESSITE is inspired by the poem Nécessité by Simon Weil.
The work was commissioned by Collegium Novum Zurich (CNZ) with the support of the Nicati- de Luze Foundation and Pro Helvetia.
This score was premiered by the Ensemble Sillages in Zurich in June 2022.
This composition is in 4 movements
Pdf version, Click here
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Ezko Kikoutchi Onibi - pdf
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Onibi
Saxophone, Accordion and CelloDuration 20’
This score is inspired by the Japanese mythology and mixes at the end with the Irrlicht of Schubert.Onibi is in four parts which present four different spirits to the shape of fire, born from human and animal corpses.
in 4 movements
Inka (Schattenfeuer/twilight)
Kazedama (Windkugel/wind bale)
Kitsunebi (Fuchsfeuer/fox fire) – ein Zauberspruch
Hidama (Feuergeist/spirit of fire)
Extrait Audio
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Onibi
Saxophone, Accordion and CelloDuration 20’
This score is inspired by the Japanese mythology and mixes at the end with the Irrlicht of Schubert.Onibi is in four parts which present four different spirits to the shape of fire, born from human and animal corpses.
in 4 movements
Inka (Schattenfeuer/twilight)
Kazedama (Windkugel/wind bale)
Kitsunebi (Fuchsfeuer/fox fire) – ein Zauberspruch
Hidama (Feuergeist/spirit of fire)
Extrait Audio
Printed version, click here
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Ezko Kikoutchi Onibi - printed version
Onibi
Saxophone, Accordion and CelloDuration 20’
This score is inspired by the Japanese mythology and mixes at the end with the Irrlicht of Schubert.Onibi is in four parts which present four different spirits to the shape of fire, born from human and animal corpses.
in 4 movements
Inka (Schattenfeuer/twilight)
Kazedama (Windkugel/wind bale)
Kitsunebi (Fuchsfeuer/fox fire) – ein Zauberspruch
Hidama (Feuergeist/spirit of fire)
EXTRAIT AUDIO
Saxophone, Accordion and CelloDuration 20’
This score is inspired by the Japanese mythology and mixes at the end with the Irrlicht of Schubert.Onibi is in four parts which present four different spirits to the shape of fire, born from human and animal corpses.
in 4 movements
Inka (Schattenfeuer/twilight)
Kazedama (Windkugel/wind bale)
Kitsunebi (Fuchsfeuer/fox fire) – ein Zauberspruch
Hidama (Feuergeist/spirit of fire)
EXTRAIT AUDIO
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Ezko Kikoutchi Sésélagi - Pdf
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for celtic harp and violin
Duration: 2'00
Sésélagi せせらぎ is a japanese word that means the sound water makes when it trickles down in streams.
When composing this piece, I imagined the different sounds that would go with this trickling water, this gentle spring breeze and soft light.
This therefore is a wordless Haiku.
This piece was ordered by a harp professor, Julie Sicre, for her students.
The creation: 06.26.2023 at the romanesque church of St-Sulpice (Vaud) in Switzerland.
for celtic harp and violin
Duration: 2'00
Sésélagi せせらぎ is a japanese word that means the sound water makes when it trickles down in streams.
When composing this piece, I imagined the different sounds that would go with this trickling water, this gentle spring breeze and soft light.
This therefore is a wordless Haiku.
This piece was ordered by a harp professor, Julie Sicre, for her students.
The creation: 06.26.2023 at the romanesque church of St-Sulpice (Vaud) in Switzerland.
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Ezko Kikoutchi Sésélagi - Printed Version
Printed Version
for celtic harp and violin
Duration: 2'00
Sésélagi せせらぎ is a japanese word that means the sound water makes when it trickles down in streams.
When composing this piece, I imagined the different sounds that would go with this trickling water, this gentle spring breeze and soft light.
This therefore is a wordless Haiku.
This piece was ordered by a harp professor, Julie Sicre, for her students.
The creation: 06.26.2023 at the romanesque church of St-Sulpice (Vaud) in Switzerland.
Pdf version, Click here
for celtic harp and violin
Duration: 2'00
Sésélagi せせらぎ is a japanese word that means the sound water makes when it trickles down in streams.
When composing this piece, I imagined the different sounds that would go with this trickling water, this gentle spring breeze and soft light.
This therefore is a wordless Haiku.
This piece was ordered by a harp professor, Julie Sicre, for her students.
The creation: 06.26.2023 at the romanesque church of St-Sulpice (Vaud) in Switzerland.
Pdf version, Click here
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