Uploaded March 2012 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Superabimus was commissioned and premiered by Octava Chamber Orchestra, under the baton of Johan Louwersheimer.
The title stands for 'We shall overcome' in Latin and is a testament of the will humans have against all obstacles in their life. The harmonic language and lower string ostinati are a reminiscence of both Bernard Herrmann and Béla Bartók.
String Orchestra: Octava Chamber Orchestra
Conductor: Johan Louwersheimer
Superabimus was commissioned and premiered by Octava Chamber Orchestra, under the baton of Johan Louwersheimer.
The title stands for 'We shall overcome' in Latin and is a testament of the will humans have against all obstacles in their life. The harmonic language and lower string ostinati are a reminiscence of both Bernard Herrmann and Béla Bartók.
String Orchestra: Octava Chamber Orchestra
Conductor: Johan Louwersheimer




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piano: Sarah Konecsni
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For advanced level pianists.
The score is decorated with B&W illustrations by Polish illustration artist Elwira Pawlikovska. Sarah Konecsni - Fantasies on an Archaic Legend [with score]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/XsJr43vqLnM/mqdefault.jpg)



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The recording is from 2012, by Holly Roadfeldt and Jeri-Mae Astolfi. Daniel Perttu - Toccata for Piano Duet [with score]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ZPlAgxt85AU/mqdefault.jpg)

