Arvo Pärt; spiegel im spiegel (piano accompaniment)

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Spiegel im Spiegel (Mirror in the Mirror) is one of the best known and most performed pieces by Arvo Pärt and also one of his last compositions before his departure from Estonia. In 1978, the renowned Russian violinist Vladimir Spivakov commissioned a piece from Pärt for violin and piano, and already in December of the same year he premiered it at the Moscow Conservatory with the pianist Boris Bekhterev.
The musical material of Spiegel im Spiegel is presented with utmost clarity and strictness. It only consists of the melody of the solo instrument and the three-note piano accompaniment. The structure of the piece follows a strict formula, where no note is left to chance. The title directly reflects what is happening in the music: each ascending melodic line is followed by a descending mirror phrase. Initially, the melody consists of only two notes, with another note being added with each of the following phrases, thus creating a seemingly endless continuum. After each distancing, the melody returns to the central pitch of A, which, according to the composer, is like “returning home after being away”. The piano part accompanies the melody part at each step like a “guardian angel”, as the composer himself likes to say. In addition to the accompaniment, the piano part includes tintinnabuli notes - like little bells that alternately sound above and below the melodic line, following a fixed formula.
This seemingly simple composition poses a great challenge to a musician in bringing the music alive during the performance. The composer believes that first and foremost, the musician has to have something to say to himself or herself and to others: "Everything redundant must be left aside. Just like the composer has to reduce his ego when writing the music, the musician too must put his ego aside when performing the piece." Purity and innocence are the qualities valued by the composer in the performance of his music.
Spiegel im Spiegel is one of the works of which the composer as well as the musicians have created numerous versions for various instrument combinations. It has often been used in ballet and dance performances, films and documentaries and even in DJ remixes.
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[@walnerrocha6431]

Maravilhosa melodia, elevo meus olhos ao ceu de onde virá o meu socorro, walner Brasil

[@kaducarrasco]

Very beautiful performance! Congratulations!! And that will help me with my vibrato on the violin! Tks again!

[@repertorioconpiano]

Thank you so much! Glad you enjoy it!

[@joesyverson7494]

Thank you!! definitely going to use this :)

[@cristiancasphervas7042]

I'm glad to read this is useful. Thanks!!

[@rosamariasanchezbeltran9500]

Thank you dear!

[@repertorioconpiano]

You’re welcome 😉

[@thehomingbeacon4410]

thank you for that!

[@repertorioconpiano]

You are wellcome!

[@antyzhang2203]

This is an excellent version, but I think it's just a little bit faster.

[@aloha3123]

♡

[@classicviolinist1472]

Hello! This is such a beautiful accompaniment! I'm wondering, could I play violin along with your recording for a nursing home memorial service that will be privately streamed (private KZbin link)? This is just the perfect piece, I would appreciate it very much! Thank you!

[@repertorioconpiano]

Hello! Of course, it will be a plesure that you can use it for this purpose. I wish they can enjoy it!! Thanks!!

[@classicviolinist1472]

Thank you very much!!

[@LWRNC_Music]

Hi @Cricashe Music. Can i use this as accompaniment for a virtual performance? [on a Zoom meeting with my colleagues] I promise to recognize you as my accompanist for that performance. I will be playing the melody part on Bandurria, an instrument from the Philippines. If you approve, i would gladly share with you the resulting project. Thank you. :)

[@repertorioconpiano]

Hi, Lawrence! I’m glad to share this vid with you. I’m waiting for the performance 👍🏼

[@LWRNC_Music]

Thank you. I'll send you a link when it's finished

[@emmalevings1975]

Hi there, I would love to use this as an accompaniment for me playing the violin part. I would need to pop it into garage band so that I can record the violin over the top. I would of course credit you when I share it with my friends and family. How can I do this please? Many thanks for this beautiful accompaniment. Emma

[@repertorioconpiano]

I glad to know you would like to use it. There are many webs to download the music from KZbin video copying the link. You can google “KZbin to MP3/MP4”. Regards!

[@EudoraPrice]

Good day Sir !may i play and practice to ths?only for myself and friends its beautiful later facebook or KZbin or Church Program Meditation like Music Lovely you play it Iwill credit you of course Its hard to meet anyone My Piano players also "Lockdown we hate i t....."Corona " Blessed Day💖🌹

[@repertorioconpiano]

Hi, Eudora! Thanks! If you share and quote my KZbin kzbin.info/door/EkFJgB8ujpWYd2IKNCoc5A and Instragram instagram.com/cricashemusic/ channels I have no problem with this collaboration. Regards!

[@littlewishy6432]

Hello, I would like to make a request: Could you play this accompaniment again but in B-flat major instead? The flute and oboe versions cannot be played in F major and have to be transposed to a different key.

[@lornagracepoole]

Hi, is there a reason that you're swapping the arpeggios between the hands rather than just crossing your lefthand over the right for the higher notes? Thanks!

[@nikaarfa7462]

hi very beautifully played do you have free music sheet for it ?

[@sallymj8957]

Nope, you gotta pay. The composer is still living, so there’s a copyright. Not like Mozart and Beethoven. that’s why those are free. Cheers!