Theo Loevendie, Venus and Adonis, Six Turkish Folkpoems

Theo Loevendie's "Venus and Adonis, Six Turkish Folkpoems" is a captivating exploration of avant-garde music, released on January 1, 1991, under the Etcetera label. This album is a testament to Loevendie's versatility and innovation, blending classical influences with contemporary experimentation. The album's title track, "Venus and Adonis," is divided into two parts, offering a rich, narrative-driven musical experience. Complementing this are six Turkish folk poems, each meticulously crafted to preserve the essence of traditional Turkish music while infusing it with Loevendie's unique avant-garde perspective. The album also features works like "Strides," "Music for flute and piano," and "Back Bay bicinium," showcasing a diverse range of compositions that highlight Loevendie's mastery of various musical forms. With a duration of 1 hour and 3 minutes, this album is a profound journey through the intricate landscapes of avant-garde music, making it a compelling addition to any music enthusiast's collection.