"SprachKlang," the latest release from experimental composer Erhard Grosskopf, is a captivating journey into the pioneering days of electro-acoustic music. Released on September 4, 2020, via NEOS Music, this 58-minute album offers a unique blend of acoustic instruments and electronic textures, showcasing Grosskopf's innovative approach to composition.
The album features four distinct tracks, each offering a different perspective on the interplay between sound and language. "Dialectics, Op. 9" is presented in two versions, one recorded live, highlighting the versatility of Grosskopf's compositions. "Prozess der Veränderung, Op. 12" and "Night Tracks, Op. 14" further explore the boundaries of electro-acoustic music, with Grosskopf's intricate compositions brought to life by an ensemble of talented musicians, including Eberhard Blum, Hans Deinzer, Vinko Globokar, and Claude Lelong.
Grosskopf's work on "SprachKlang" is a testament to his enduring influence in the world of experimental music. The album's intricate soundscapes and innovative use of electronics make it a standout release in the genre, offering both longtime fans and newcomers alike a fresh perspective on the possibilities of electro-acoustic composition. With its engaging blend of acoustic and electronic elements, "SprachKlang" is sure to captivate listeners and inspire further exploration of Grosskopf's extensive discography.