PROGRAMM 2019 |
November
| 22.11. 23.11. 24.11. |
20:00 20:00 16:00 |
Zürich, Kunstraum Walcheturm Zürich, Kunstraum Walcheturm Pfungen, Ortschafft Welt verrückt von Tobias Meier  Grafik: Vera Mattmann ensemble für neue musik zürich Hans-Peter Frehner Flöte Manfred Spitaler Klarinette Viktor Müller Klavier Sebastian Hofmann Schlagzeug Daniela Müller Violine Nicola Romanò Violoncello *thrghsttsfmttr Valentine Paley (Vevey) Tanz Christian Windfeld (Aarhus, DK) Perkussion Silvan Jeger (Zürich) Kontrabass, Stimme Tobias Meier Komposition/Inszenierung/Sounds Philipp Schaufelberger (Zürich) Ton und Licht Die Collage Welt verrückt bewegt sich zwischen wahnhaften und traumähnlichen Räumen, in denen unterschiedliche Realitäten co-existieren. I «Alles so klein, so nahe, so nass» - bis sich die Wirklichkeit verrückt. II «You are ok» - Intimität wird mir ins Ohr geflüstert. Virtuell die Wirbelsäule hinunter. III Dekonstruktion und Rekonstruktion: Textüberbleibsel, Assoziationsstücke, Erinnerungslücken.  Tobias Meier      |
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Dezember
| 5.12. 7.12. 8.12. |
20:00 20:00 17:00 |
Luzern, Neubad Vevey, N.N. Biel, La Voirie Welt verrückt von Tobias Meier Grafik: Vera Mattmann ensemble für neue musik zürich Hans-Peter Frehner Flöte Manfred Spitaler Klarinette Viktor Müller Klavier Sebastian Hofmann Schlagzeug Daniela Müller Violine Nicola Romanò Violoncello *thrghsttsfmttr Valentine Paley (Vevey) Tanz Christian Windfeld (Aarhus, DK) Perkussion Silvan Jeger (Zürich) Kontrabass, Stimme Tobias Meier Komposition/Inszenierung/Sounds Philipp Schaufelberger (Zürich) Ton und Licht Die Collage Welt verrückt bewegt sich zwischen wahnhaften und traumähnlichen Räumen, in denen unterschiedliche Realitäten co-existieren. I «Alles so klein, so nahe, so nass» - bis sich die Wirklichkeit verrückt. II «You are ok» - Intimität wird mir ins Ohr geflüstert. Virtuell die Wirbelsäule hinunter. III Dekonstruktion und Rekonstruktion: Textüberbleibsel, Assoziationsstücke, Erinnerungslücken. Tobias Meier |
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PROGRAMM 2020 |
März
| 21.03. | 20:00 | Zürich, Kunstraum Walcheturm Carte Blanche Neues Werk UA von Mehdi Hosseini (St.Petersburg) ensemble für neue musik zürich Hans-Peter Frehner Flöte Manfred Spitaler Klarinette Philipp Meier Klavier Lorenz Haas Schlagzeug Daniela Müller Violine Nicola Romanò Violoncello Bruno Stöckli Leitung Mehdi Hosseini (Seyed Mehdi Hosseini Bami) was born in 1979 in Tehran, Iran. Hosseini began his musical training in Iran, studying Persian music and the fundamentals of composition under the guidance of Farhad Fakhreddini, renowned Iranian composer and founder of Iran’s National Orchestra. Following his studies in Iran, Hosseini finished his Master’s degree at the St. Petersburg State Conservatory under Professor Alexander Minatsakanian, a pupil of Shostakovich, and his Doctor of Music degree (DMA) in Composition with composer, Sergei Slonimsky. In addition, Hosseini completed a composition course from the University of Music and Performing Arts, Vienna, in the summer of 2007 in Mürzzuschlag, Austria where he studied with British composer and pedagogue, Nigel Osborne. He studied fundamental principles of musical composition with composers Gennady Belov and Vladimir Tsitovich and worked on problems of music theory under the direction of Professor Tatiana Bershadskaya. His music and style has demonstrated his creative capabilities as a composer and his research abilities as an ethnomusicologist and theorist. Hosseini has written symphonic music and chamber orchestra pieces for ensembles and soloists in various compositional genres. His works show a strong monodic music influence, originally interpreted and incorporated into a personal style. He often uses the word monodies not only as the title of his composition, but also as a musical term; by which he means the characteristics of single voice structures, adapting themselves to any musical texture. At its core, his music reflects his on-going research into the astonishing variety of oriental music, and, in particular, the fundamental components of Persian music, the structure of Dastgah music, and Regional Music of Iran, covering the traditional folk music traditions in the various regions of Iran and regional areas. In 2013, for his album “Monodies“, Mehdi Hosseini was awarded “The Best Album of the Year” from the Iranian House of Music. His music has been performed by orchestras and ensembles such as the St. Petersburg State Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra, the St. Petersburg State Academic Symphony Orchestra, Symphony Orchestra of the Opera and Ballet Theatre of the St. Petersburg State Conservatory, North-Ossetian State Symphony Orchestra, Ensemble intercontemporain, Namascae Lemanic Modern Ensemble, Unitedberlin Ensemble, PluralEnsemble, proton bern, Studio for New Music Ensemble, Moscow Contemporary Music Ensemble, eNsemble, Sound Ways, GAMEnsemble and more. His works have been published by the Compozitor Publishing House (Russia), and the Donemus (Netherlands). In the last few years, Mehdi Hosseini has been actively participating in contemporary music projects local to St. Petersburg, and the whole Russia. His music is regularly performed in such festivals as Sound Ways, St. Petersburg Musical Spring, Contemporary East and West, Contemporary Past, Moscow Autumn, Moscow Actual Music Festival “Another Space” and others. His music is played in Mariinsky Theatre, Saint Petersburg and Moscow Conservatories, Saint Petersburg and Moscow Philharmonics. Mehdi Hosseini made an invaluable contribution to the development of the St. Petersburg cultural scene in 2011 when he opened the St. Petersburg Contemporary Music Center reMusik.org. In 2013, he founded and directed the inauguration of the St. Petersburg International New Music Festival. www.monodies.com |
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Mai
| 16.05. | 20:00 | Zürich, Kunstraum Walcheturm Galina Ustwolskaja: Sonate Nr. 4 Yoshua Neumann: Klang aus der Steppe Bruno Stöckli: Neues Werk ensemble für neue musik zürich Hans-Peter Frehner Flöte Manfred Spitaler Klarinette Mats Janett Horn Viktor Müller Klavier Lorenz Haas Schlagzeug Daniela Müller Violine Nicola Romanò Violoncello Daniel Sailer Kontrabass Bruno Stöckli Leitung |
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