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2012|2013 KommentarKonzert 44 Zwei Gefühle Pierre Boulez | Douze Notations pour piano (1945) Instrumentation von Johannes Schöllhorn (2011) Johannes Schöllhorn | La Treizième (2011) Johannes Schöllhorn | pièces croisées (2012) Uraufführung Helmut Lachenmann | „... zwei Gefühle ...“, Musik mit Leonardo (1992) Mittwoch | 5. Dezember 2012 | 20 Uhr wdr Funkhaus am Wallrafplatz, KlausvonBismarckSaal Sprecher Helmut Lachenmann Gitarre Jürgen Ruck Harfe Mirjam Schröder Tasteninstrumente Benjamin Kobler Ensemble musikFabrik Tasteninstrumente Ulrich Löffler Schlagzeug Dirk Rothbrust Flöte Helen Bledsoe Schlagzeug Rie Watanabe Flöte Liz Hirst Oboe Peter Veale Violine Hannah Weirich Klarinette Carl Rosman Violine Corinna Canzian Klarinette Richard Haynes Viola Axel Porath Fagott Alban Wesly Viola Ulrich Mertin Fagott, Kontrafagott Tonia Solle Violoncello Dirk Wietheger Violoncello Jessica Kuhn Horn Christine Chapman Kontrabass Michinori Bunya Trompete Marco Blaauw Trompete Matthew Conley Dirigent Peter Rundel Posaune Bruce Collings Tuba Melvyn Poore Programm Zwei Gefühle Pierre Boulez | Douze Notations pour piano (1945) Johannes Schöllhorn | pièces croisées (2012) Instrumentation für Ensemble von Johannes Schöllhorn (2011) 9 Bagatellen für großes Ensemble I Fantasque – modéré VII Hiératique I les tours de passepasse VI la muse naissante II Très vif VIII Modéré jusqu‘à très vif II la tenebreuse VII menuet croisé III Assez lent IX Lointain – Calme III les idées heureuses VIII la dangereuse IV Rythmique X Mécanique et très sec IV les graces incomparables IX la lugubre V Doux et improvisé XI Scintillant V le turbulant VI Rapide XII Lent – Puissant et âpre Uraufführung | Kompositionsauftrag von Kunststiftung NRW und Ensemble musikFabrik Johannes Schöllhorn | La Treizième (2011) Hommage à Pierre Boulez Pause für Ensemble Helmut Lachenmann | „... zwei Gefühle ...“, Musik mit Leonardo (1992) für Sprecher und Ensemble Text: Leonardo da Vinci (deutsch von Kurt Gerstenberg) Diese Veranstaltung findet im Rahmen von „ONtemporary“ statt. -
Consmupa Conservatorio Superior De Música
CONSMUPA CONSERVATORIO SUPERIOR DE MÚSICA “EDUARDO MARTÍNEZ TORNER” Departamento de Cuerda !Disertación sobre la Sonata para Violonchelo solo de György Ligeti: un enfoque tanto armónico y estructural como interpretativo” Santiago Ruiz de la Peña García Oviedo, mayo 2021 CONSMUPA CONSERVATORIO SUPERIOR DE MÚSICA “EDUARDO MARTÍNEZ TORNER” Departamento de Cuerda !Disertación sobre la Sonata para Violonchelo solo de György Ligeti: un enfoque tanto armónico y estructural como interpretativo” Trabajo Fin de Estudios realizado por Santiago Ruiz de la Peña García Bajo la dirección del Dr. Miguel Ángel Cuesta González Oviedo, mayo 2021 ! AGRADECIMIENTOS En primer lugar, quiero agradecer a mi tutor, D. Miguel Ángel Cuesta González, por su dirección, orientación metodológica y constantes palabras de ánimo y apoyo en la elaboración de este trabajo. A mi profesor de violonchelo, D. Viguen Sarkissov Sarkissov, agradecerle su inestimable enseñanza en cuestiones interpretativas y aspectos técnicos sobre el instrumento que tanto me han ayudado a comprender mejor esta sonata. Al profesor D. Jorge Carrillo Fernández, por el tiempo dedicado a mis consultas y su inestimable orientación en la apreciación de la música del siglo XX. 3 RESUMEN El presente trabajo final de carrera analiza la Sonata para Violonchelo solo del compositor húngaro, nacionalizado austriaco, György Ligeti (1923-2006). Construida en dos movimientos, Dialogo y Capriccio, compuestos en 1948 y 1953 respectivamente, pertenece a la época húngara del compositor, marcada por la influencia de Béla Bartók y su maestro Zoltán Kodály. A diferencia de las obras corales compuestas en esa época, que siguen la estética oficial, la Sonata para Violonchelo solo muestra un lenguaje más evolucionado y transgresor. -
Musik-Forum München Volle Arbeit Seitens Des Kulturreferats Auch in Mit Dem Studio Für Neue Musik, Der Ältesten, Auch Zukunft Zu Unterstützen
MARK ANDRE | ROBERT DELANOFF | WITOLD LUTOSLAWSKI | STEFAN SCHULZKI | GRAHAM WATERHOUSEMUSIK-FORUM | CARL-PHILIPP CLEMENS | DAVID OHLOFF | ERNST BECHERT | LAURIANE FOLLONIER | LYSANDER FRANCESCATTI | FLAVIA- MARIA FRESEN | JU[MB]LEMÜNCHEN – JUGENDENSEMBLE FÜR NEUE MUSIK BAYERN | MARCUS VON LORNE | MÜNCHNER FLÖTENENSEMBLE | THERESA STRÖBELE | DR. GUNTHER JOPPIG | HELMUT LACHENMANN | HERBERT BAUMANN | MAX BECKSCHÄFER | NIKOLAUS BRASS | DOROTHEE EBERHARDT | MORITZ EGGERT | WILFRIED HILLER | DOROTHEA HOFMANN | KARL HÖLLER | ROLAND LEISTNER-MAYER | ANTON RUPPERT | KAY WESTERMANN | SVEN AHNSJÖ | TOBIAS ALBRECHT | HENRI BONAMY | SYLVIA HEWIG-TRÖSCHER | IRIS LICHTINGER | MONIKA OLSZAK | STEFANIE PRITZLAFF | SUSANNA PROSKURA | EVA SCHIEFERSTEIN | ANNA KALANDARISHVILI | TARAS YACHSHENKO | ENSEMBLE ZEITSPRUNG | RICHARD STRAUSS | INGOLF TURBAN | TOMOKO NISHIKAWA | MICHAEL EMANUEL BAUER | GLORIA COATES | WOLFGANG JACOBI | LEANDER KAISER | BERND REDMANNkomponisten@münchen | JOHANNES X. SCHACHTNER | MARKUS SCHMITT | ALEXANDER STRAUCH | JULIA70 REBEKKAJAHRE ADLER | ANNA-MARIA BOGNER | ECKHART HERMANN | EKA KUPARADZE | CHRISTOPHTONKÜNSTLER REISERER | ANDREAS SKOURAS | ELISABETH AMANDI | FRANZ-DAVID BAUMANNMÜNCHEN | ENJOTT E. SCHNEIDER V. | BERNHARD ULLRICHFreitag, 18. März | ANTON 2016, ab 17.00 ZAPF Uhr | WOLFGANG ZOUBEK | SchwereAYLIN Reiter AYKAN | FRANZ-DAVID BAUMANN JAZZDachauer ENSEMBLE Str. 114, 80636 München & CONNY KREITMEIER | BARBARAEintritt frei HESSE-BACHMAIER | TIM HERR | ANNA FRANZISKA REIF | FRANZISKA STÜRZ MARK ANDRE | ROBERT DELANOFF -
Programmbuch Cresc... 2015
Musik und Film | Helmut Lachenmann 80 IMAGES OF SOUND cresc… Biennale für Moderne Musik Frankfurt Rhein Main 26. bis 29. November 2015 Inhalt cresc… Grußworte _________________________ _______ 4 Biennale für Moderne Musik Frankfurt Rhein Main Vorwort __________________________________ 6 Ein Festival von Ensemble Modern und hr-Sinfonieorchester in Kooperation mit dem Internationalen Musikinstitut Darmstadt (IMD) und der Alten Oper Frankfurt. Übersicht _________________________________ 8 In Zusammenarbeit mit: Deutsches Filminstitut / Deutsches Essay I: FILM, MUSIK, NEU ___________________ 13 Filmmuseum, Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg, Frankfurter Essay II: HELMUT LACHENMANN ______________ 19 Bürgerstiftung, Institut für zeitgenössische Musik der HfMDK Frankfurt am Main, Internationale Ensemble Modern Akademie, Kulturamt Wiesbaden, Caligari FilmBühne, Museum Wiesbaden, Programm Staatstheater Darmstadt, Hessisches Staatstheater Wiesbaden, Einführungen ____________________________ 27 Stadt Hanau und Stadt Rüsselsheim. KEINTATE EINGETÜTET _____________________ 28 Medienpartner: hr2-kultur MUSIK ZUM STUMMFILM ___________________ 30 2001: ODYSSEE IM WELTRAUM _______________ 32 ermöglicht durch VOICE RECORDER ENTERPRISE _______________ 35 SYMPOSIUM ›IMAGES OF SOUND‹ _____________ 36 DIE WUNDERUHR – DER ZAUBERWALD _________ 39 HÖR-OASE _______________________________ 41 in Zusammenarbeit mit STREICHQUARTETTE VON HELMUT LACHENMANN _____________________ 42 FRIEDRICH CERHA: 1. KEINTATE ______________ 45 »10«. EIN FILMPOEM ______________________ 47 -
MELOS-ETHOS International Festival of Contemporary Music Bratislava, 7-17 November 2005 Tflli™ INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL of CONTEMPORARY MUSIC
it m ai.... MELOS-ETHOS International Festival of Contemporary Music Bratislava, 7-17 November 2005 tflli™ INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL OF CONTEMPORARY MUSIC Member of the European Conference of Promoters of New Music ; ig Bratislava 7-17 November 2005 ....... ii-:"-:.---.- ••:•••;::•'•-•*'•'• :i:-:v:;,:-;:5::,:;::';: ""^.'-^^V^^^^W^N^ehiptiii^iH;;^ .:::,:::'-.-:-:-.V:V.;:-.-'::;.-, The festival is supported by Ministry of Culture of the Slovak Republic Main organizer Music Centre Slovakia as delegated by Ministry of Culture of the Slovak Republic Co-organizers Slovak Radio Academy of Music and Performing Arts BranslavaCulture and Information Centre PKO Cultural Centre, Bratislava In collaboration with Slovak Philharmonic Music Fund PRO HELVETIA Goethelnstitut Inter Nationes Institut Francais, Bratislava Embassy of United States of America, Bratislava Radisson SAS Hotel Carlton Polish Institute, Bratislava Slovenske elektrarne, a.s. Association of Slovak Composers Experimental Studio of Slovak Radio Ministry of Culture of the Lithuanian Republic It Festival Committee Ivan Marton, Chairman JozefLuptak Daniel Matej Bosko Milakovic : Adrian Rajter Ol'ga Smetanova , .g\#>. MarekZoffaj Festival Secretary Silvia Zvarova Project Coordinator DenisaBencova The organizers express their warmest gratitude towards all institutions and individuals for their support and assistance. CONCERT CALENDAR Monday • 7 November • 7.00 p.m p. 9 Slovak Philharmonic Concert Hall GODAR 0 BENES REICH Slovak Philharmonic Orchestra Amadinda Percussion Group Valcuha, Lackova, Oravecz, Racz Tuesday • 8 November • 7.00 p.m p. 17 Slovak Radio, Large Concert Studio REICH Amadinda Percussion Group VENI ensemble Chamber Soloists Bratislava DuoPercufonia Racz, Fodor, Horvath, Karolyi, Loczi, Oravecz, Reich Wednesday • 9 November • 7.00 p.m... p. 27 PKO Cultural Centre REICH Amadinda Percussion Group Jakabcic Zwiebel Quartet Thursday • 10November • 7.00p.m. -
Wolfgang Rihm
Wolfgang Rihm 1 www.universaledition.comcatalogue of works www.universalediton.com/rihm 2 catalogue of works Wolfgang Rihm (* 13 March 1952, Karlsruhe, Germany) 5 Biography 7 About his music 11 Biografie 13 Über seine Musik 17 Chronological worklist 26 Worklist by instrumentation 37 Worklist by thematic references 44 Catalogue of works 102 Arrangements 3 catalogue contentsof works 4 Biography 1952 Born March 13th in Karlsruhe, South-West Germany 1963 First compositions 1968–72 Secondary School (Humanistisches Gymnasium); simultaneously studies in composition at the Karlsruhe Music Academy (Eugen Werner Velte); further composition studies with Wolfgang Fortner and Humphrey Searle 1970 Attends the Darmstadt Summer Courses for the first time 1972 Completes secondary school studies, diploma in composition, Karlsruhe Music Academy 1972/73 Composition studies with Karlheinz Stockhausen in Cologne 1973–76 Composition studies with Klaus Huber and musicological studies with Hans Heinrich Eggebrecht in Freiburg 1973–78 Teaches at the University of Music Karlsruhe 1974 Awarded the City of Stuttgart Prize for Composition 1976 Faust und Yorick – chamber opera No 1 (Jean Tardieu/Frithjof Haas) 1977/78 Jakob Lenz – chamber opera No 2 (Georg Büchner/Michael Fröhling) 1978 Awarded Berlin Art Prize Fellowship; Kranichstein Music Prize Darmstadt; Reinhold-Schneider Prize Freiburg since 1978 Lecturer at the Darmstadt Summer Courses 1979 Receives Fellowship Award of the City of Hamburg 1979/80 German Art Academy Fellowship at the Villa Massimo in Rome 1981 Awarded the City of Bonn Beethoven Prize Teaches at the Munich Music Academy since 1982 Presidium member, German Association of Composers 1983 Fellowship at the Cité des Arts in Paris 1983/86 Die Hamletmaschine – opera (Heiner Müller/Rihm) 1984/85 Fellow of the Berlin Science Institute, Presidium member, German Music Council 1984–89 Co-editor of the music journal Melos Musical adviser, Deutsche Oper Berlin since 1985 Professor for composition at the University of Music Karlsruhe (successor of Prof. -
The Festival Is Guaranteed by the Ministery of Culture of the Slovak Republic Co-Organizators and Sponsores
The festival is guaranteed by the Ministery of Culture of the Slovak Republic Co-organizators and sponsores: Slovak Philharmony Slovak Radio Slovak Music Union Slovak Music Fund Slovkoncert Bratislava Council Ostfond des Bundesministeriums fUr Unterricht und Kunst, Osterreich Association Alypios, Munchen Bundesministerium fOr Unterricht und Kunst, Osterreich Ambasciata d'ltalia Ufficio Culturale, Praha Goethe lnstitut, Bratislava lnstitut Francais, Bratislava Osterreichesches Generalkonsulat, Bratislava Czech Cultural Centre, Bratislava Polish Information and Cultural Centre, Bratislava Daily Narodna obroda, Bratislava Edit - Film and Publicity Production, Praha Festival Warsaw Autumn FESTIVAL COMMITTEE llja Zeljenka - chairman of the festival committee Miroslav Bazlik Nada Hr~kova Roman Berger Jozef PodhoranskY Viera Polakovirova lvan Marton EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Nada Hr~kova Marta Sulekova Bozena Horvathova lgor Valentovi~ lngrid Kralova Bratislava is not lacking its own rich musical traditions, though, unfortunately, under the communist rule they have been developing one-sidedly. Current European and world musical creation was tabooed, so therefore the pervasive environment of the day could be neatly calibrated as that of the "musical iron curtain". Quite a number of this country's authors, who dared to draw on world trends and tendencies, were put to doubt and normally persecuted. That was especially the case in the SO's and later on in 68: after the occupation when many were prohibited to publish their works (for their, as it were, antisocialist views). As its aim, Me/os-Ethos Festival sees presentation of classical artworks of the 20th century musical avant-garde among which, undoubtedly belong such loud names as SchOnberg, Webem, Messiaen, Nono, Lutoslawski, Ugeti etc. Thereby the organizers of the Festival are pursuing the goal of filling in an information hiatus caused by the former regime.