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Kokoschka’s Doll tells the story of the relationship between the great Austrian painter Oskar Kokoschka and Alma Mahler. Kokoschka first met Alma in April 1912, less than a year after her husband Gustav had died, when he was invited to paint her portrait. Alma was herself a gifted pianist and composer and after she performed Isolde’s Liebestod for Kokoschka, he knew he would fall in love with her.
Their relationship was both passionate and tempestuous, and Kokoschka’s obsession with Alma became such that he made the bizarre decision to have a life-size doll made in her likeness. The drama of Kokoschka’s Doll unfolds from the painter’s untidy studio where, as an old man, he remembers the relationship they once enjoyed.
Their relationship was both passionate and tempestuous, and Kokoschka’s obsession with Alma became such that he made the bizarre decision to have a life-size doll made in her likeness. The drama of Kokoschka’s Doll unfolds from the painter’s untidy studio where, as an old man, he remembers the relationship they once enjoyed.
| Auftragswerk : | Commissioned by Deborah Calland and Barry Millington for Counterpoise and with funding by the RVW Trust |
|---|---|
| Binding: | Saddle stitching |
| ISMN: | 979-0-2201-3772-3 |
| Publisher: | Schott Music Ltd., London |
| Series: | Edition Schott |
| UPC: | 841886032637 |
| Uraufführung : | 9. Juli 2017 Cheltenham, Parabola Arts Centre (UK) Cheltenham Music Festival 2017 · Counterpoise; John Tomlinson, bass |
| Year of composition: | 2016 |
| instrumentation: | ssax(asax)-tpt-pno-vln |
| page number: | 72 |
2019-05-25
|
Alwinton (United Kingdom), Church of St Michael and All Angels — 19.30
2017-07-09
|
Cheltenham (United Kingdom), Parabola Arts Centre — 15:00 | World Premiere
Kokoschka’s Doll tells the story of the relationship between the great Austrian painter Oskar Kokoschka and Alma Mahler. Kokoschka first met Alma in April 1912, less than a year after her husband Gustav had died, when he was invited to paint her portrait. Alma was herself a gifted pianist and composer and after she performed Isolde’s Liebestod for Kokoschka, he knew he would fall in love with her.
Their relationship was both passionate and tempestuous, and Kokoschka’s obsession with Alma became such that he made the bizarre decision to have a life-size doll made in her likeness. The drama of Kokoschka’s Doll unfolds from the painter’s untidy studio where, as an old man, he remembers the relationship they once enjoyed.
Their relationship was both passionate and tempestuous, and Kokoschka’s obsession with Alma became such that he made the bizarre decision to have a life-size doll made in her likeness. The drama of Kokoschka’s Doll unfolds from the painter’s untidy studio where, as an old man, he remembers the relationship they once enjoyed.
| Auftragswerk : | Commissioned by Deborah Calland and Barry Millington for Counterpoise and with funding by the RVW Trust |
|---|---|
| Binding: | Saddle stitching |
| ISMN: | 979-0-2201-3772-3 |
| Publisher: | Schott Music Ltd., London |
| Series: | Edition Schott |
| UPC: | 841886032637 |
| Uraufführung : | 9. Juli 2017 Cheltenham, Parabola Arts Centre (UK) Cheltenham Music Festival 2017 · Counterpoise; John Tomlinson, bass |
| Year of composition: | 2016 |
| instrumentation: | ssax(asax)-tpt-pno-vln |
| page number: | 72 |
2019-05-25
|
Alwinton (United Kingdom), Church of St Michael and All Angels — 19.30
2017-07-09
|
Cheltenham (United Kingdom), Parabola Arts Centre — 15:00 | World Premiere
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