Klaus Huber * Ecce homines, per quintetto d'archi con due viole

Garth Knox, viola
Arditti Quartet
le opere del video sono della pittrice inglese Kate Bright (1967 - *)
info:
Klaus Huber www.klaushuber....
Garth Knox www.garthknox.org/
Arditti Quartet www.ownvoice.co...
Kate Bright www.katebright....

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Happy 100, dearest Klaus! Rest in peace.

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still love it!!

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its so new - its already old...

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Klaus Huber has an interesting philosophical position. Politically, he is a non violent ultra-socialist and pacifist, and in the same time he is deeply Christian. Nothing in the music - not even the fast quotation of a quartet of Beethoven - illustrates the title "Ecce homines", which is in itself quite interesting, being derived from "Ecce homo', by which the Romans designated the Christ suffering his Passion, and used in a critical way by Nietzsche as the title of one of his late books. This evidences the deep meaning of this music for the composer. It implies a close link between Christ and suffering mankind.