NAMAH (2000) c. 11'00''
string orchestra and woodblock
Commissioned by the festival New Slovak Music
World premiere: 9 November 2002
Concert Hall of the Slovak Radio, Bratislava, Slovakia
Chamber Soloists Bratislava, cond. Anu Tali
Premiere recording on the CD Namah
masterpiece in neoclassical composition
Score preview (pages 1 - 7)
NAMAH (2000) c. 11'00''
string orchestra and woodblock
Commissioned by the festival New Slovak Music
World premiere: 9 November 2002
Concert Hall of the Slovak Radio, Bratislava, Slovakia
Chamber Soloists Bratislava, cond. Anu Tali
Premiere recording on the CD Namah
masterpiece in neoclassical composition
Score preview (pages 1 - 7)
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Namah, one of Machajdík's most frequently performed works, is characterised by slow harmonic changes, layered textures, inconspicuous harmonics and gradual changes in texture and dynamics. It is a masterpiece in neoclassical composition.
"THE MUSIC LIFE"
For 10 to 15 seconds of Namah, I was totally transformed. I don't know how to describe it — I was in another world...
Marvin Rosen, pianist, music educator, musicologist and host of the weekly radio program Classical Discoveries, which airs on WPRB 103.3 FM, Winner of the ASCAP Deems Taylor Radio Broadcast Award for 2005
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