chamber music, performance, electronics
Portrait Peter Ablinger
21. May. 2020 // 20:00
Auditorio CentroCentro – series VANG
Madrid
21. May. 2020 // 20:00
Auditorio CentroCentro – series VANG
Madrid
Walter Seebacher, clarinet
Michael Krenn, saxophone
Alfred Reiter, saxophone & sound
Berndt Thurner, percussion
Mathilde Hoursiangou, piano
Reinhard Fuchs, percussion
supported by
From listening, and not so much from the sound itself; from our way of relating to sounds and their memory, and not so much from their materiality. These are some of the main starting points of the work of Austrian composer Peter Ablinger, one of the most singular and influential composers of the last 20 years, always questioning our listening habits and pointing towards new poetics of sound.
WEISS / WEISSLICH 17c
for snare drum and noise (1994, 2007), 1’20”
WEISS/WEISSLICH 4
for piano and ensemble (min. 5 players in variable instrumentation), (1990,92), 6′
Circle for 12 world-receivers (1996), 8′
REGENSTÜCK
aus: “Instruments &”
for saxophone, piano, percussion, water, membranes (2006) 12‘
WEISS / WEISSLICH 22
Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert, Bruckner, Mahler (1986,96), 4′
for tape
Voices and Piano – John Cage And Morton Feldman
for piano and tape (2018) 8’
Verdopplung 4.03 (“Der Papagei”/”The Parrot”) (world premiere) 4‘ 28‘‘
REGENSTÜCK 1-6
for 6 percussions (1993), 20′
From listening, and not so much from the sound itself; from our way of relating to sounds and their memory, and not so much from their materiality. These are some of the main starting points of the work of Austrian composer Peter Ablinger, one of the most singular and influential composers of the last 20 years, always questioning our listening habits and pointing towards new poetics of sound.
Read moreFrom listening, and not so much from the sound itself; from our way of relating to sounds and their memory, and not so much from their materiality. These are some of the main starting points of the work of Austrian composer Peter Ablinger, one of the most singular and influential composers of the last 20 years, always questioning our listening habits and pointing towards new poetics of sound.
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