Olivier Messiaen : Vingt Regards sur l’Enfant-Jesus Regard du Fils sur le Fils
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The fifth piece in Vingt Regards sur l’Enfant-Jésus, “Regard du Fils sur le Fils,” is music in which deep introspection and solemnity intersect. Rich harmonic sonorities, overlapping registers, and sharply defined rhythmic movement create both a sense of suspended time and powerful tension. The piece unfolds as one concentrated arc, with changes in the density of the sonority and in volume providing important points of interest. In performance, each voice should have a clear direction, while the pedal supports the resonance without allowing the texture to become blurred. Carefully sustaining the momentum toward the larger climax, as well as the breathing of the quieter passages, helps convey the work’s spiritual character.