Wydawnictwo: Wergo
Nr katalogowy: WER 73762
Nośnik: 1 CD
Data wydania: grudzień 2019
EAN: 4010228737622
Nr katalogowy: WER 73762
Nośnik: 1 CD
Data wydania: grudzień 2019
EAN: 4010228737622
Prins / Mutendorf / Kranebitter: Big Data
Wergo - WER 73762
Kompozytor
Stefan Prins (ur. 1979)
Brigitta Mutendorf (ur. 1982)
Matthias Kranebitter (ur. 1980)
Ole Hübner, Leopold Hurt
Stefan Prins (ur. 1979)
Brigitta Mutendorf (ur. 1982)
Matthias Kranebitter (ur. 1980)
Ole Hübner, Leopold Hurt
Wykonawcy
Decoder Ensemble
Decoder Ensemble
Utwory na płycie:
- Play Me Back And Forth (Für Stimme, Ensemble Und Elektronik) (2015)
- Nachtigall mit Melodei (Lied mit Chor für Stimmkünstlerin, Ensemble, Audioeinspielung und Elektronik) (2016-2018)
- Hände ohne Orte (für Klarinette(n), Schlagzeug, präpariertes Klavier, Violoncello und Sountrack) (2016/2017)
- Stack overflow: Exploiting 24 preludes (für modernes Ensemble) (2016/2017)
- Dissociated Press (für Sprechstimme, Ensemble und Zuspielung) (2017)
Brigitta Muntendorf:
PLAY ME back and forth
Ole Hübner:
Lied mit Chor - „Nachtigall mit Melodei“
Stefan Prins:
Hände ohne Orte
Matthias Kranebitter:
Stack overflow - Exploiting 24 preludes
Leopold Hurt:
Dissociated Press
PLAY ME back and forth
Ole Hübner:
Lied mit Chor - „Nachtigall mit Melodei“
Stefan Prins:
Hände ohne Orte
Matthias Kranebitter:
Stack overflow - Exploiting 24 preludes
Leopold Hurt:
Dissociated Press
Big Data – the title reveals the defining themes of this recording! The Decoder Ensemble considers the possibilities and consequences of the limitless availability of media in the digital age. All of the pieces here focus in different ways on common contemporary practices like remixing, copying & pasting, sampling, and recycling.
An involvement with these techniques is natural for the members of Decoder, three of whom are themselves composers. The group, founded in 2011, calls itself a “band for contemporary music” and is actively involved in the newest musical developments and trends including electronics, computer techniques, multimedia, and elements of pop and rock music.
The idea for this CD grew out of the group’s “Big Data Weekend”. According to clarinetist Carola Schaal, this was a small festival “organized in 2017 by the Decoder Ensemble for which the group commissioned eight works deal¬ing with the theme of remix. We chose several of those works for this CD, as well as a piece by Brigitta Muntendorf that seems to us to fit perfectly with the others.”
Recording: Köln, Deutschlandfunk Kammermusiksaal, 10.–13. May and 26.–28. October 2018
An involvement with these techniques is natural for the members of Decoder, three of whom are themselves composers. The group, founded in 2011, calls itself a “band for contemporary music” and is actively involved in the newest musical developments and trends including electronics, computer techniques, multimedia, and elements of pop and rock music.
The idea for this CD grew out of the group’s “Big Data Weekend”. According to clarinetist Carola Schaal, this was a small festival “organized in 2017 by the Decoder Ensemble for which the group commissioned eight works deal¬ing with the theme of remix. We chose several of those works for this CD, as well as a piece by Brigitta Muntendorf that seems to us to fit perfectly with the others.”
Recording: Köln, Deutschlandfunk Kammermusiksaal, 10.–13. May and 26.–28. October 2018