Kurtag/ Melzer/ Stark - Kafka FragmenteGyrgy Kurtg (born 1926) composed his Kafka Fragmente in the mid 1980s; it's forty settings of Franz Kafka text fragments remain one of his most often performed works, commonly presented in staged versions. Many of the movements are extremely brief; in the present recording 11 of the movements are less than 0: 30 long. This often highly virtuosic and demanding score is interpreted by soprano Caroline Meltzer and violinist Nurit Stark, artists with a

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The album was recorded this summer while Alicia was on her sold-out European tour

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101 Sonata - a work which in Haefliger's opinion points more clearly towards Schumann than any other of the composer's sonatas

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and his work has not been very thoroughly compiled over the years