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Stock hau sen Aufführungen / Per for manc es 2021 Sunday, May. 16th , 2 pm Altenberg | Altenberger Dom (Information: http://www.altenberger- dommusik.de/kontakt/ tickets: +49 2174/419930 ) Stockhausen – Beethoven (Mass in C) EINGANG und FORMEL (ENTRY and FORMULA) for trumpet DRACHENKAMPF (DRAGON FIGHT) for trumpet and trombone MICHAELs RUF (MICHAELs CALL) for 4 trumpets OBERLIPPENTANZ (UPPER-LIP-DANCE) for piccolo trumpet MICHAELs ABSCHIED (MICHAELs FAREWELL) for 5 trumpets Friday, June 4th , 7:30pm Cologne | rheinEnergieSTADION (Information: www.achtbruecken.de) STERNKLANG (STAR SOUND) Park Music for 5 groups July 17th to July 25th: Stockhausen Concerts and Courses 2021 (Information: Stockhausen-Stiftung für Musik / Stockhausen Foundation for Music , 51515 Kuerten, Germany; e-mail:[email protected]) 9 public concerts , Suelztalhalle, Kuerten Saturday, July 17 th , 5 p.m. Festive opening of the courses at the Karlheinz-Stockhausen-Platz . MICHAEL’S CALL for 4 trumpets will open and close the ceremony Saturday, July 17 th , 8 p.m. , Sülztalhalle SIRIUS (Summer Version ) Electronic music and trumpet, soprano, bass clarinet, bass Sunday, July 18 th , 8 p.m., Sülztalhalle SIRIUS (Summer Version ) Electronic music and trumpet, soprano, bass clarinet, bass Monday, July 19 th , 8 p.m., Sülztalhalle HYMNEN / ANTHEMS Electronic and Concrete music Tuesday, July 20 th , 8 p.m., Sülztalhalle PIANO PIECES VII, VIII, IX ZYKLUS / CYCLE for a percussionist REFRAIN for 3 players * KONTAKTE / CONTACTS für electronic sounds, piano and percussion 1 Wednesday, July 21 st , 8 p.m., Sülztalhalle HIMMELS-TÜR (HEAVEN’S DOOR) 4th Hour of KLANG, for a percussionist and a little girl and 1st participants’ concert Thursday, July 22 nd , 8 p.m., Sülztalhalle HALT (of THURDAY from LIGHT) for trumpet and double bass ARGUMENT (of THURDAY from LIGHT) for tenor, bass, synthesizer player, percussionist, VISION (of THURDAY from LIGHT) for tenor, trumpeter, dancer, synthesizer * UNSICHTBARE CHÖRE / INVISIBLE CHOIRS (of THURDAY from LIGHT) [8-track playback] Friday, July 23 rd , 8 p.m., Sülztalhalle and 2nd participants’ concert Saturday, July 24 th , 8 p.m., Sülztalhalle 3rd participants’ concert Sunday, July 25 th , 6 p.m. , Sülztalhalle INORI for 2 dancer-mimes and orchestra [tape] Sat., July 24h , 8 pm Salzburg | Kollegienkirche (Information: https://wwwwww.salzburgerfestspiele.at ) INORI for orchestra and dancer-mime Saturday, Aug. 28th, 4 pm Köln , Staatenhaus (Information:www.beethovenfest.de, +49228-50201313) GRUPPEN (GROUPS) for 3 orchestras Saturday, Aug. 28th, 8:30 pm Köln , Staatenhaus (Information:Beethoven Fest Bonn) GRUPPEN (GROUPS) for 3 orchestras Sunday, Aug. 29th, 11 am Köln , Staatenhaus (Information:Beethoven Fest Bonn) GRUPPEN (GROUPS) for 3 orchestras 2.

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