Electronics / Tape
solo
(CD leihweise bei SME/EMS)
(CD leihweise bei SME/EMS)
(CD leihweise bei SME/EMS)
sFr. 18.00 , € 14.00
sFr. 23.00 , € 18.00
sFr. 18.00 , € 14.00
sFr. 18.00 , € 14.00
Listen:
sFr. 34.00 , € 26.00
sFr. 23.00 , € 18.00
sFr. 39.00 , € 30.00
Texts: Bibel The singing can be meditative, joyful or even agitated, it changes from one to the other in the rhythm of thinking - as in an inner monologue. The electronic part consists of the sounds of spoken voice, cymbals, organ and computer generated parts.
sFr. 18.00 , € 14.00
(CD leihweise)
The pianist plays on the keyboard and the strings on the interior of the piano. The notation is synchronised with the recorded material. Contains aleatoric passages in the notation. The recorded material is composed exclusively of pre-recorded and studio processed piano sounds. The CD that accompanies this piece is delivered with the score.
sFr. 34.00 , € 26.00
(wooden chair, electronics)
sFr. 13.00 , € 10.00
The ‘Idiorhythmische Studie’ is a solitary search for rhythms produced by ones own body while sitting upon a stool. When one (the audience) sits upon a wooden stool and, while wearing the headphones, moves slowly one begins to perceive ones own positional changes. The study is a closed system in which each individual visiting the installation is the interpreter and listener of their own concert. A study of oneself.
for soprano saxophone and light projection (video) with audio aparatus (1 player)
sFr. 26.00 , € 20.00
sFr. 23.00 , € 18.00
The player of the popular sound modulator reacts not only passively to the piano sounds but acts also actively like the piano itself.
sFr. 23.00 , € 18.00
These days, a machine is increasingly the conversational partner of humans and so it is in "Selbstgespräche". A small digital apparatus is positioned directly onto the piano and is operated predominantly by the pianist using two foot pedals. The apparatus changes, morphs or repeats that which is played by the pianist, who in turn reintervenes in this transformed sound.
sFr. 16.00 , € 12.00
The volatile and varying movements of everyday life, a little like the "stop and go" of traffic, provides the basic feeling of tempo for modern times. Irregular rhythms in music are a reflection of this. In "Hasten und Warten", this is taken as the model for the form. The change between stop and go is regular, however, the duration of each section is irregular, ranging from 1 second to 83 seconds. The violin and electronics do not always ride parallel but also in opposition: the violin remains static and the electronics give the impulse or vice versa. The movement contrast does not appear thus in succession but also contrapuntal in simultaneity.
sFr. 16.00 , € 12.00
Both partners are handled equally. The electronics do not only remain passive but also take the initiative. Sometimes the guitar remains on a percussive sample and the electronics answer with increasingly hectic movements, at other times both partners move with varying pulse, as though on two levels, at other times still, the guitar gives the impulse, occasionally there is an intensive improvised interaction with rapid and spontaneous role changes.
sFr. 36.00 , € 28.00
(Inkl. CD)
Text: Ernst Jandl A theatrical attempt by a saxophonist to articulate the self-ironic text by Ernst Jandl through the mouthpiece of his instrument while the recorded material plays.
sFr. 26.00 , € 20.00
(Tonband auf Anfrage)
Texts by Michael Harlow. Experimental piece using primarily graphic notation.
sFr. 29.00 , € 22.00
(Tonband auf Anfrage)
A piece with various modern playing methods based on a picture by Kokoschka bearing the same name.
sFr. 34.00 , € 26.00
(Tonband auf Anfrage)
Text from 'Tao Te Ching' and 'I Ching'. A confrontation of two contrasting philosophies.
sFr. 23.00 , € 18.00
sFr. 21.00 , € 16.00
(CD bei der Komponistin.)
sFr. 21.00 , € 16.00
"Kanon" is based on the overtone series of the cello strings C - G - D - A and works with each string's natural flageolets. The cello signal is picked up by the microphone and turned into a canon using an algorithm created expecially for this piece.
sFr. 16.00 , € 12.00
piano and instrument
sFr. 26.00 , € 20.00
The title is a neologism evoking spring or birth. The notation is graphic and rules define its interpretation. Accessories for the piano: a glass with a stem, claves, a percussion stick and a screw. The electro-acoustic device consists of 4 or 6 loud speakers divided in the room, two microphones for direct amplification and 2 Revox, the second of which reproduces, with a delay of about 10", that which is recorded by the first.
Electronics / Tape with instruments
for 3-8 musicians (any instruments) and recording device
sFr. 13.00 , € 10.00
Requires a recording device (MD, CD) with ‘shuffle’ and ‘repeat’ functions, and a playback device.
sFr. 13.00 , € 10.00
Play-back is appropriated to each ensemble using their own created sounds.
sFr. 26.00 , € 20.00
sFr. 18.00 , € 14.00
sFr. 26.00 , € 20.00
sFr. 29.00 , € 22.00
sFr. 42.00 , € 32.00
sFr. 65.00 , € 50.00
Texts: Fernando Pessoa Eight scenes from the poems of Portuguese writer Fernando Pessoa (1888-1935). The Soprano sings and recites in Portuguese, German and French. Very demanding for all performers.
A two-channel tape plays recordings of a variety of diversely processed piano sounds as a background to the live instruments (flute and clarinet (bass clarinet)).
sFr. 21.00 , € 16.00
(Parties en vente chez EMS)
This piece expounds on the life development of the soul. The acoustics of the strings resonate in balance with our own heartstrings, while electronic sounds reflect our environment and its influence over us.
sFr. 26.00 , € 20.00
(Parties en vente chez EMS)
'La Mariposa' (the butterfly) - symbol of change - looks at the uncharted realm of death and rebirth. A world of sensual delights and passionate struggle, finally magnifying all the forces of life.
sFr. 34.00 , € 26.00
(Parties et bande en vente chez EMS)
A combination of live music, recorded material and dance. This piece evokes the inside of archetypal images, images that, throughout time and evolution, have expressed to us the hope of a world of communication that lies beyond our illusory daily lives.
sFr. 16.00 , € 12.00
A process from a fixed-pitch grid off into unexplored parts of intonation.
sFr. 55.00 , € 42.00
(Stimmen bei SME/EMS: sFr. 40.-; € 40.-)
Text: Meret Oppenheim Based on text, images and an object by Meret Oppenheim. The very large sounding body is set like a sculpture in the room. Commissioned by the Fifth Swiss Women’s Congress in Berne.
sFr. 16.00 , € 12.00
Contains a large improvised portion - works humorously with the fire brigade-fourth. Simple pitch shifting and echoplex (quasi belt sander with a duration of 20 seconds).
sFr. 21.00 , € 16.00
Changements - between various instrumental groups, between natural and transformed sound, between calm and hectic, between cut and transition, between air and tone, between pulse and free rhythm, between repetition and progress, between sound and noise, between…
sFr. 31.00 , € 24.00
sFr. 47.00 , € 36.00
Text: Folksong Satirical adaptation of the Swiss National Anthem in a collage like combination with other existing folk songs. The wind passage (score flexible) requires a professional player. The choral passage can be performed by a good amateur choir.
sFr. 21.00 , € 16.00
Solo voice (with freedom to improvise) to a rhythmically flowing alphorn quartet movement. Required: five horns in F, three horns in F#, and one horn in E. Recorded transformed alphorn figures on CD can be used freely as a counterpart to the solo alphorn.
sFr. 34.00 , € 26.00
Texts: Samuel Beckett Seven poems from the 'Mirlitonnades' by Samuel Beckett form the textual base of this piece.
sFr. 39.00 , € 30.00
After a text by Christina Thürmer-Rohr.
sFr. 21.00 , € 16.00
After texts by Hannah Arendt. This piece uses a half conventional score with 'cell' improvisation. All instruments are to be amplified where possible.
sFr. 16.00 , € 12.00
for Soprano, piano, actor, small amplification equipment and a small wooden table
sFr. 52.00 , € 40.00
Text: Heinrich Heine Twelve pieces of music (songs and a piano piece) with texts by Heine throughout, representing a biography in five stages. The Soprano needs a strong low register.
sFr. 34.00 , € 26.00
Text: Allen Ginsberg Alternating score and part notation. The solo voice is simple to intermediate. The interplay is not time-bound throughout.
for singer, speaker and recorded material
sFr. 34.00 , € 26.00
Texts by Michael Harlow. Playful work dealing with power and submission.
sFr. 18.00 , € 14.00
sFr. 26.00 , € 20.00
sFr. 13.00 , € 10.00
(DAT vom Komponisten zur Verfügung gestellt.)
In memory of Edison Denissow. A relatively simple oboe piece with glistening, breathing sounds provided by the play-back (DAT).
sFr. 34.00 , € 26.00
(Chorstimmen: sFr. 14.-; € 14.-; Instrumentalstimmen: sFr. 20.-; € 20.-)
Text: Commentary from the French national football team winning the world championships: "Aux larmes citoyens!", "La victoire est en eux!", "Ils iront tous aux paradis!"
sFr. 31.00 , € 24.00
A half-scenic attempt to look at the common ground between musical and theatrical operation and the resulting relationship between movement and sound.
sFr. 23.00 , € 18.00
(Tonbandschlaufe leihweise)
sFr. 65.00 , € 50.00
Large-scale string quartet that opens a discourse on the African way of making music, be it vocally or instrumentally. This piece is based on rituals still alive in Togo today. ‘Fada’ is Togolian and means ‘Father’. Fada is clergyman Karl Rohrbach, who has offered his exemplary services for development aid in Togo for more than twenty years. The strings also play pedal drums, rattles and blow a whistle. The third passage is to be performed with live electronic.
Electronics / Tape with orchestra
sFr. 73.00 , € 56.00
Text: Christina Thürmer-Rohr A version for chamber orchestra (wind quintet, strings, piano and recorded material) is also available (1994).
for solo cello, obligatory trumpet, string orchestra and electronics
sFr. 47.00 , € 36.00
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