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Music of Antanas Rekašius' (1928-2003) is seen as strong and suggestive within the context of today's postmodernism. It is based on trivial melodies, and often primitive harmonies - the experience of music in everyday life. But Rekašius seems to pull these banalities out of the familiar everyday sound, and gives them a completely different meaning, where irony, the grotesque, and teasing of the audience intertwine with unexpected grief, anxiety and tragedy. In a completely natural way, he wraps that banality in unexpected sounds, aleatory and ornaments. It becomes a candidly histrionic manifestation, a sound spectacle, with eloquence, character vivacity and temperament at the forefront. Rekašius was a poet of hypertrophy in terms of sensuality, hysteria, nervousness - and at the same time of playfulness, surprise, contrasts and juxtapositions. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

Antanas Rekašius. Fonogramatika / Phonogrammar
CD 1
CD 3
Cantabile And Other Baltic Works For String Orchestra Vol.2
Baltic Works for String Orchestra Vol.2
Baltic Works for Strings Vol.2 - Kangas, Ostrobothnian CO (FINLANDIA 1995)#
CD 2
Antanas Rekašius
Jubiliejinis koncertas

Phonogrammar
Symphony No. 7; Autocollage No. 2 (The Lithuanian State Philharmonic Orchestra / Juozas Domarkas)
Symphony No. 7; Autocollage No. 2 (Lithuanian State Philharmonic Orchestra / Juozas Domarkas)