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Ein Projekt von MusicExperiment21 | Orpheus Institute Gent<\/p>\nEin Projekt von MusicExperiment21 | Orpheus Institute Gent<\/p>\n
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Ensemble-in-residence | 28. M\u00e4rz \u2013 5. April 2016 | Orpheus Institute Gent<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n Inspired by Gilles Deleuze\u2019s Logic of Sense<\/em> (1969) and Difference and Repetition<\/em> (1968), by William Kindermans\u2019s essay Beethoven\u2019s Diabelli Variations<\/em> (1987), and by Michel Butor\u2019s Dialogue avec 33 variations de Ludwig van Beethoven sur une valse de Diabelli<\/em> (1971), the Diabelli Machines<\/em> project exposes Beethoven\u2019s Diabelli Variations<\/em> op. 120 to several musical encounters, letting other times and styles interfere with Beethoven, and making unconnected connections happen. In the time frame of the original piece diverse techniques of elimination, suppression, substitution and replacement are used. Alongside interventions from other times and styles, including composers such as Bach, Mozart, and Cramer, to which Beethoven openly related, new pieces were especially composed for this particular instantiation of the project.<\/p>\n The Diabelli Machines #5<\/em> is the first outcome of a collaboration between ME21 and Ensemble Interface, including new pieces by L. D\u2019Errico (WP), P. Galli, D. Gorton, T. Manca, J. Parra C. and B. Vanhechke. This collaboration was preceded by a two weeks long residency of the Ensemble Interface at the Orpheus Institute, including rehearsals, brainstorming sessions, and meetings with other composers towards future developments of the project.<\/p>\n 5. April 2016 | 19:30 | Orpheus Institute<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n Diabelli Machines #5<\/em>, nach Beethoven’s Diabelli-Variationen<\/em> op. 120 Ensemble Interface<\/strong><\/span> ME21 Collective<\/strong><\/span> Kurt Dreyer, Szene Paulo de Assis<\/strong><\/span> is a trained concert pianist and musicologist with wider interests in composition and philosophy. As an artist-researcher he is the Principal Investigator of the European Research Council funded project Music Experiment 21, which challenges orthodox definitions of musical works and their renderings. Active as a soloist and pianist-conductor, he authored two books (on the music of Luigi Nono and Camillo Togni) and edited eight others (on music notation, contemporary music, and experimental practices). He is a Research Fellow at the Orpheus Institute, Ghent.<\/p>\n ME21 Collective<\/strong><\/span> is composed of artist researchers involved in the project MusicExperiment21, coordinated and directed by Paulo de Assis. The collective thus includes musicians, performers, composers, dancers, actors, and philosophers without having any standard or even stable formation. ME21 Collective\u2019s modes of communication include conventional formats such as concerts and installations but also lectures, publications, and web expositions.<\/p>\n Kurt Dreyer<\/strong><\/span>, Lucerne. Formed in classical and contemporary dance techniques, T\u2019ai chi Ch\u2019uan, Alexander Technique and choreography in Lausanne and London. Freelance pedagogue since 1974 as well as tutor at different music academies – Berne, Basel, Lucerne and University of Bern. Guest teaching in Europe and Asia in rhythmical bodywork, placement, stage orientated movement for musicians and singers, dance technique, improvisation and scenic structuring. Numerous dance pieces, performances in museums and galleries as well as stage directions.<\/p>\n
\nKonzept: Paulo de Assis
\nNeue Werke von L. D\u2019Errico (UA), P. Galli, D. Gorton, T. Manca, J. Parra C., B. Vanhechke<\/p>\n
\nBettina Berger, Fl\u00f6ten
\nNiels Hap, Klarinetten
\nChristophe Mathias, Cello
\nMarieke Berendsen,\u00a0Geige
\nAnna D\u2019Errico, Klavier
\nAgnieszka Koprowska-Born, Perkussion<\/p>\n
\nPaulo de Assis, Klavier, Leitung, K\u00fcnstlerische Leitung
\nLucia D\u2019Errico, Gitarre und Video-Projektion
\nJuan Parra C., Live-Elektronik<\/p>\n
\nBenjamin Widmer, Bariton
\nKatalin Dreyer, Licht<\/p>\nBios<\/h4>\n