Urban Mäder, Enrico Stolzenburg, Daniel Ott (collective composition)
meeting point: 5 am at Schulhaus Oltingen
Performers: Julian Schmidlin, countertenor; Rebecca Minten, bass clarinet; Alexander Prill & Marc Baltrons, saxophone; André Meier, trumpet; Adrian Albaladejo, trombone; Jeanne Larrouturou, Mila Comel, Pablo Mena Escudero, Alejandro Neves Sarriegui & Daniel Laposi, percussion; Ensemble ad libitum; Ensemble ImproNext; Women’s choir L’Heure Du Choer & singers from Oltingen
Conductor: Barbara Frey
Festival Neue Musik Rümlingen, Oltingen,Switzerland
Based on motifs from ’20 000 Leagues Under the Sea’ by Jules Verne, with music by Erik Satie and Daniel Ott
Composition – Daniel Ott Production and masks – Familie Flöz, Hajo Schüler Stage – Simeon Meier Costumes – Mascha Schubert
Maskplayers – Anna Kistel, Fabian Baumgarten, Mats Süthoff, Saxophone – Alejandro Oliván López, Luis Homedes Lopez, Miguel Fernández, Philippe Körper, Marcus Weiss, Remo Schnyder drums – Mikołaj Rytowski, Santiago Villar, Alexandre Ferreira Silva Electric Guitar – Maurizio Grandinetti, Chris Moy Sder Schaft, Julian Schmidlin
for percussion – 6/2 for double bass – 27/2 for tenor saxophone – 27/3 for e-
guitar – 10/4 for tenor/alto saxophone, double bass, electric guitar and percussion. Sound actions for the dripstone machine by Bogomir Ecker.
UA Hamburg 2022 (Kunsthalle, in the context of the exhibition “Futura”)
240 ´
On request
Donau Rauschen. Tranist & Echo
2021
Landscape composition. Concept and composition: Daniel Ott. Concept and feeds: Enrico Stolzenburg. For 8 saxophones, 7 trumpets, 3 trombones, 2 electric guitars, 6 accordions, 8 percussion and 5 brass bands.
World Premiere: Donaueschingen 2021 (Donaueschingen Music Days)
70'
On request
Schwesternpark Fragmente
2021
Durchlässige Interventionen für Trompete, Steeldrums und Stimmen ad libitum. laubengang l & ll – bachtal – quelltal – teich – tiefental – ostwald.
UA: Witten 2022 (Tage für neue Kammermusik)
20'
On request
B free
2020
Music-theater-performance in the open air by Theater Marabu and Fringe ensemble for trumpet, percussion, 5 actors, actor-chorus and hunting horn players.
molto semplicemente frammenti per pieve caina u.a.
Tour of Brasil and Bolivia with Hans Koch, saxophone and Christophe Dufaux, accordion
Rio de Janeiro, Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Sucre, La Paz
24 & 26 & 28 June
Abréviations
Music theatre for two performers
Bettina Marugg Eva Nievergelt
Alte Feuerwache Köln
As part of the KGNM – Cologne Society of New Music
Bonn Art Centre
As part of the “theaterimballsaal” “Spiele ohne Grenzen” (games without borders) Festival
18 & 20 August
INBOUND ISO 1496
Machine music for 50 freight containers, washing machine orchestra and others
Rümlingen Festival
17 September – 08 October
Klangkunstbühne
International master class with: Anna Viebrock, Joan La Barbara, Calixto Bieito, Douglas Irving Repetto, Jannis Kounellis, Ruedi Häusermann
17 December
19:00 - 22:00 h
KLANGSPUR 17/12
Mobile music für 200 instrumentalists, paternoster
For Landscapes in Görlitz/ Zgorzelic along the river Neisse
Anna Clementi, voice Wu Wei, sheng Olga Mishula, dulcimer Co Streiff, saxophone Hans Koch, saxophone Peter Schärli, trumpet Werner Hasler, trumpet Michele Lomuto, trombone Bettina Buchmann, accordion Christophe Dufaux, accordion Konstantinos Raptis, accordion John Eckhardt, double bass Jan Schlegel, electric bass Sylvia Zytynska, percussion Stephan Froleyks, percussion Tomas Ondrusek, percussion Zgorzelec Mandolin Orchestra Görlitz Marching Band Fröhlich Music School Accordion Orchestra Landskron-Herolde Youth Symphony Orchestra & Youth Wind Orchestra & Big-Band of the Adam Hiller Music School Markersdorf brass group Bigband El. Turow
Thomas Kiemle, direction Dorothée von Rosenberg Lipinsky, costume Tobias Müller-Kopp, musical preparation
Dieter Schnebel: “körpersprache” Daniel Ott: “klangsprache”
Museum for Communication, Berlin As part of the “lange Nacht der Museen” (day of long museum opening times)
Performers: Students of the Berlin University of the Arts
5 – 8 February
Workshop New Music Theatre
As part of the “Making new Waves” Festival
Franz Liszt Music Academy, Budapest
7 February
For Bunita Marcus Morton Feldman
Concert as part of the “Making new Waves” Festival
Trafó, House of Contemporary Art, Budapest
Daniel Ott, piano
2 April
17:30 h
26/5 – 2/4
Concert installation for 4 harps, 6 percussionists, 2 accordions, 2 double basses, trumpet, saxophone, Electric guitar and electric bass (world premiere of the new version)
Aircraft hall, Lucerne transport museum (Switzerland)
As part of the “musik & raum” congress
8 & 9 May
18:00 h
AMBARABA
Sound event for children’s choir 4 accordions and 2 percussionists (World Premiere) Alte Seifenfabrik, Biel/Bienne (Switzerland)
Children’s choir of the Biel Music School Conductor: Jean-Luc Gassmann
23 & 24 July
23|7.innen 24|7.hof
Open-air concert installation (World Premiere)
Freiburg im Breisgau in the courtyard of the old University Fest der Innenhöfe
ensemble zampugn Co Streiff, saxophone Wu Wei, sheng Olga Mischula, dulcimer Bettina Buchmann, accordion Christophe Dufaux, accordion Jan Schlegel, electric bass John Eckhardt, double bass Christian Dierstein, percussion Christian Gerber, accordion Hans Koch, bass-clarinet Rajesh Mehta, trumpet
Anna Clementi, voice Francoise Rivalland, cymbalom Chico Mello, guitar/clarinet Michele Lomuto, trombone Thomas Meixner, percussion Christophe Dufaux, accordion Andreas Edelblut, actor Stephan Lohse, actor
Chamber music, music theatre and more by Chaya Czernowin,
Silvia Ocougne, Ruedi Häusermann,
Jürg Kienberger, Jean-Luc Hervé,
Hans Wüthrich, Mischa Käser,
Erwin Stache, Walter Zimmermann, Rajesh Mehta and others.
International master class with: Lauren Newton, R. Murray Schafer,
Jürg Kienberger, Francoise Rivalland, Georges
Aperghis, Hugo Gretler, Philippe Gaulier,
Jurij A. Vasiljev
In the “Hamburger Bahnhof” – Museum of the Present, Berlin
as part of the Walter-Benjamin-Festival
Co Streiff, alto saxophone
Wu Wei Sheng, Chinese mouth organ
Jan Schlegel, electric bass
Christophe Dufaux, accordion
Peter Schärli, trumpet
Hans Koch, bass clarinet
Seth Josel, electric guitar
Christian Gerber, accordion
Anna Stark, violoncello
Sara Hubrich, viola
Mokkapan Phongphit, violin
Josa Gerhard, violin
Marco von Orelli, trumpet
Tomás Ondrusek, percussion
Dominik Dolega, percussion
13 May
18:00 - 23 h
hohles schleifen, helles aufschmettern
“Sound particle” for 1 mobile percussionist (World Premiere)
Academy of the Arts Berlin
As part of the Döblin Night
»oppositionell, wie ich einmal bin …«
Robyn Schulkowsky, percussionist
25 June
20:00 h
25/6
Music for 2 string instruments and window
“Artport” Gallery, Berlin
Josa Gerhard, violin
Benedikt Bindewald, viola
30 June
15:00 h
ojota l
“ojota l” (1997) for 1 percussionist and 5 pairs of shoes made of leather, wood & iron
Randspiele Zepernick
29 July
4:30 h
landschaft.29/7
Open-air sound-event to accompany the sunrise (World Premiere)
Hitzacker Summer Music
Enrico Stolzenburg, direction
Peter Schärli, trumpet
Hans Koch, saxophone
Adam Weisman, percussion
as well as brass players and marching bands from around the region
Enrico Stolzenburg, direction
Wolfram Kleiner, electronics
Ralf-Werner Kopp, trumpet
Brass group of the Folkwang University of Essen
Firebrigade Band
Neptun Canoo Club and others
Stefan Schreiber, musical direction
Daniel Ott, Xavier Zuber, direction
Gregor Scholz, set
Thomas Unthan, costume and set assistance
Bodo Gottschalk, lighting
Barbara Tacchini, Xavier Zuber, dramaturgs
Cast:
Michaela Schneider, Tereza Chynavova, Leandra Overmann/ Trine Oien, Tom Lane, Karl-Friedrich Dürr, Boris Burgstaller (Schauspiel Stuttgart)
Music theatre about STEPS | SHOES | PATHWAYS (first performance of a new version)
Vidmarhallen Großer Saal der NTG, Bern
Daniel Ott, direction
Ursula Maria Berzborn, set and costume
Ulrich Kerkmann, lighting
Caroline Scholz, vocal training
Performers:
Elena Kakaliagou, Anja Füsti, Megumi Tabuchi,
Eva Burghardt, Lisa Seidel-Kukuk, Virginia Arancio,
Elisabeth de Merode, Julien Paillard, Pascal Viglino,
Tom Lane, Lefteris Veniadis, Andreas Edelblut,
Stephan Lohse
International master class with: Candice Breitz, César Brie,
Philippe Gaulier, Christina Kubisch, Michael Lentz,
Josef Anton Riedl and Jurij A. Vasiljev
Collective composition by Lukas Berchtold, Helmut Lemke, Urban Mäder, Daniel Ott, Kirsten Reese, Enrico Stolzenburg (World Premiere)
Festival Rümlingen
For landscape, actor and singer/speaker, loudspeaker and loudspeaker controllers, light-sources and light-controller, wind games and wind player, bull-roarer and “Geisslechlöpfer” (Swiss whip-instrument), “Treichler” and bicycles, alp-horns and accordions, bass clarinet and baritone saxophone, trumpets and trombones.
QUERSTRÖMUNG
sound performance for a landscape of the Ruhr with waterfall, 5 percussionists,
2 electric guitars and audio tape (World Premiere)
Daniel Ott, composition and musical directory
Enrico Stolzenburg, direction
Wolfram Kleiner, sound and electronics
Christian Dierstein, Brian Archinal, Miguel Martin, Victor Suarez, Yuriko Sekiguchi, percussionists
Silvia Ocougne, Seth Josel, electric guitars
QUERFORMAT
spacial composition for an oil painting of the landscape of the Ruhr, bass clarinet,
baritone saxophone and audio tape (World Premiere)
Daniel Ott, composition and musical directory
Enrico Stolzenburg, direction
Wolfram Kleiner, sound and electronics
Marcus Weiss, baritone saxophone
Ernesto Molinai, bass clarinet
Wittener Tage für neue Kammermusik (Witten New Chamber Music Festival)
for fontaines, percussion and loudspeaker (UA)
Dörte Siefert, Mai Phuong Tran, Christoph Baathe, Marco Lambertz, percussion
Matthias Meyer, Marcus Thomas, sounddesign
Julia Hundt, Leila Semaan, Franziska Riedmiller, sound-assistenz
Wolfgang Mayer, transports
Founded by Pro Helvetia.
in cooperation with the institute for musik and musicology of the university Hildesheim
Ensemble Ton&Tal:
Shirley Anne Hofmann (Euphonium, Trompete, Akkordeon), Co Streiff (Altsaxophon), Hans Koch (Sopransaxophon, Bassklarinette), Peter Schärli (Trompete), Balthasar Streiff (Trompete, Alphorn, Büchel), Samuel Stoll (Horn, Alphorn, Büchel), Stephen Menotti (Posaune), Hans Hassler (Akkordeon, Klarinette), Christophe Dufaux (Akkordeon), Marcel Oetiker (Schwyzerörgeli), Christoph Brunner (Schlagzeug), Christian Dierstein (Schlagzeug), Benjamin Brodbeck (Schlagzeug)
Komponist/innen:
Annette Schmucki, Urban Mäder & Daniel Ott (ganze Tour) – Mario Pagliarani (Chiasso), Michael Riessler (Altdorf) & Jonas Kocher (Wasen i.E.) – sowie Ruedi Häusermann, Heinz Holliger, Andreas Schett, François Sarhan, Wael Sami Elkholy, Benjamin Brodbeck & Siegfried Friedrich (Musik für eine Jahrmarktorgel)
Workshops with Alvin Curran, Gob Squad, Gintersdorf/Klaßen, Clemens Sienknecht und Ursula Biemann. Lectures with Josephine Ann Endicott, Rabih Mroué and about Vivienne Newport. University of Arts Berlin
with singers from different regional choirs, the Treichler of the Greiflervereinigung Ingenbohl-Brunnen and students of the Hochschule für Musik Basel (percussion-class of Christian Dierstein)
Until 1867, the fortress of Luxembourg was the “Gibraltar of the North”. Daniel Ott, Enrico Stolzenburg and hundreds of young UGDA musicians are transforming the Bockfelsen into a sounding panorama in the festival rainy days, a symbol of this powerful Europe, whose coast is currently struggling for hundreds of thousands, seeking refuge or dying on its way there. The audience is in the court of the Neumünster Abbey, wind orchestral ensemble surrounds the Bockfelsen, the Petrusse becomes a sea, a tumultuous sound contrasts with small movements and sound actions from the casemates, from the top, from the gardens, from the river. Numerous drummers bring the local materials to the sound, loudspeakers open up an association area of demonstrations in Germany, Greece, Ceuta and Melilla over police suits, muezzin calls and water noises up to Article 14 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in Morse Code: “Everyone has the right to To seek asylum in other countries before persecution. ” What is Europe today? An “island of the blessed” or a rescue boat?
Music for 6 accordions, 6 dulcimers and 3 improvising musicians, of which may be performed seperately: Sounds A.-P. 16/9, 22/3, 19/12, 29/1. Music performed daily for 153 days for 12 hours per day in the Swiss Klangkörper (sound body) by Peter Zumthor in the EXPO 2000. World Premiere: Hanover, 2000 A klangkörperklang CD was released in August 2002.
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ojota VI
2000
Music theater about STEPS | SHOES | PATHWAYS for 7 sopranos, 2 actors, dulcimer, trombone, accordion, guitar/clarinet and percussion. Includes a passage from “GEHEN” by Thomas Bernhard World Premiere: Bielefeld Theatre, 2000
120'
On request
ojota III
1999
Staged composition for mezzo soprano, dulcimer, E flat clarinet/guitar, trombone and percussion World Premiere: Donaueschingen, 1999
30'
On request
sto sta boi
1996
Version for 1 accordion + version for 2 accordions
Konzept für Kindergruppe (8-12 SpielerInnen) über Kinderverse/Abzählreime UA: Berlin, 1999
10'
On request
22/3
1999
Spatial composition for 2 saxophones, 3 guitars, 2 double basses and 4 percussionists. World Premiere: Lübeck, 1999
15'
On request
ojota II
1998
Für das Ensemble »musica temporale« szenische Komposition für Sopran,Es-Klarinette, Trompete, Posaune, Viola, Violoncello und Schlagzeug 22/3. ojota Ia, sto sta boi, jammermusik, ojota Ib, 5/9, ojota II UA: Dresden, 1998
20'
On request
zwischen
1997
For the “zwischentöne” ensemble For 9 performers (bandoneon, percussion, vibraphone, voices and assorted objects) World Premiere: Berlin, 1997
12'
Auf Anfrage
7
1997
For the “con gioco” ensemble For voice, bass flute, horn, trombone, double bass and piano. World Premiere: Berlin, 1997
10'
On request
ojota I
1997
For 5 pairs of shoes made of leather, wood and iron (1 player) World Premiere: as part of the collective composition “Zwielicht – Hornberg. Sonnenuntergang/Sonnenaufgang” Rümlingen, 1997 World Premiere of solo version: Munich, 1997
20'
On request
sto sta boi
1996
Version for 5 performers with accordions World Premiere: Schreyahn, 1996
7'
On request
einige Schritte
1996
For 5 performers World Premiere: Schreyahn, 1996
6'
On request
frammenti per pieve caina
1996
for variable instrumentation (voice, guitar, violoncello, piano, percussion and others) 22/3a– le ranz des vaches– 5/9– ////– kinderspiele– sto sta boi – jammermusik World Premiere: Palermo, 1996
17'
On request
jammermusik
1993
Open-air music theatre, variable instrumentation work in progress extract: 2 minutes World Premiere: Püggen, 1993
variable
On request
skizze – 7 1/2 Bruchstücke
1991
Staged composition for bass clarinet, string trio and percussion World Premiere: Witten, 1992
11'
zweite liebe
1991
Staged composition for one dancer with castanets World Premiere: Rümlingen, 1991
30'
para alberto alarcon
1991
Staged composition for one dancer with castanets World Premiere: Rümlingen, 1991
40'
mutterseelenallein
1990
Music for alto, tenor saxophone and accordion for “monologue” by Simone de Beauvoir World Premiere: Basel, 1990
20'
molto semplicemente per teodoro
1989
For accordion World Premiere: New York, 1989
13'
im museum
1987
Music theatre piece for children’s group and 10 instruments (piccolo flute, bass clarinet, tuba, accordion, mandolin, violin and 4 percussionists) World Premiere: Riehen, 1987
45'
zampugn
1987
For 29 bells (4 percussionists) World Premiere: Zürich, 1988
Concept and composing: Daniel Ott
Direction, concept, electronics: Enrico Stolzenburg
Texts: Der Ewige Landfriede, Glurnser Lied, Konrad Celtis
Conduction and musical rehearsing : Daniel Waldegger, Duri Janett, Maria Pardeller, Cla Duri Janett-Vital, Pasquale Bonfitto, Katharina Mayer, Jon Flurin Kienz, Remo Schnyder
With: Ils Fränzlis da Tschlin, Musikkapelle Nauders, Società da Musica Tschlin, Cor masdà Tschlin, Società da Musica Ramosch, Cor masdà Valsot, Chor Nauders / Reschen, Freiwillige Feuerwehr Nauders, Oberländer Landsturm Silz, Bergrettung Nauders, Jungkrampusse Nauders, Jägerschaft Nauders
B free (UA) A music-theatre-production by Theater Marabu and fringe ensemble Composition and musical direction:: Daniel Ott Artistic direction: Frank Heuel, Tina Jücker, Claus Overkamp Direction wind ensemble: Paul Hübner Equipement: Annika Ley Performance, music: Paul Hübner (trumbone), Arturo Portugal (drums), David Fischer, Justine Hauer, Julia Hoffstaedter, Bettina Marugg, Andreas Meidinger Further contributers: Melina Delpho, Beate Fuhrmann, Paule Hellmann, Ralph Hutter, Stina Jahn, Carlotta Josephs, Birgit Klein, Joshua Koch, Ulla Kuipers, Carlotta Laumann, Morgane Liebe, Andreas Limbach, Jey Lo-Ciudice, Nele Marggraf, Arnulf Marquardt-Kuron, Anette Mock, Paulina Mock, Brigitte Nellinger, Sonja Nellinger, Alex Preis, Sophia Reifenrath, Milena Rheindorf, Friedhelm Roth-Lange, Susanne Wagners, Anne Wichtmann, Patricia Wolf as well as Jagdhornbläser der Jägerschaft Bonn e.V. under the direction of Hans Peter Passmann A production under BTHVN20 Kottenforst, Bonnt
Schwesterpark Fragmente (UA) schwesternparkmusik Permeable intervention for trumpet, steel drums, voices ad libitum Wittener Tage für Neue Kammermusik Pferdebachstraße, Schwesternpark, Witten
B free A music-theatre-production by Theater Marabu and fringe ensemble Composition and musical direction: Daniel Ott Artistic direction: Frank Heuel, Tina Jücker, Claus Overkamp Direction wind ensemble: Paul Hübner Equipement: Annika Ley Performance, music: Paul Hübner (trumbone), Arturo Portugal (drums), David Fischer, Justine Hauer, Julia Hoffstaedter, Bettina Marugg, Andreas Meidinger Further contributers: Melina Delpho, Beate Fuhrmann, Paule Hellmann, Ralph Hutter, Stina Jahn, Carlotta Josephs, Birgit Klein, Joshua Koch, Ulla Kuipers, Carlotta Laumann, Morgane Liebe, Andreas Limbach, Jey Lo-Ciudice, Nele Marggraf, Arnulf Marquardt-Kuron, Anette Mock, Paulina Mock, Brigitte Nellinger, Sonja Nellinger, Alex Preis, Sophia Reifenrath, Milena Rheindorf, Friedhelm Roth-Lange, Susanne Wagners, Anne Wichtmann, Patricia Wolf as well as Jagdhornbläser der Jägerschaft Bonn e.V. under the direction of Hans Peter Passmann A production under BTHVN20 Kottenforst, Bonn
Elias Menzi, dulcimer; Töbi Tobler, dulcimer; Goran Kovacevic, accordion; Paul Hübner, trumpet; André Meier, trumpet; Till Künkler, trombone Wind and percussion players of the Brass Band & Jugendmusik Rehetobel Rehearsal: Marianne Zähner, Cathrin Züst, Benjamin Markl
Admission to the Robert Walser Walk: 10.00 to 13.00 in Wald/Appenzell Ausserrhoden (AR) // The walk leads via Rehetobel to Heiden, SEESTÜCK takes place between Kaienspitz and Heiden. A production as part of theRümlingen Festival from 16 – 19 September
DONAU / RAUSCHEN Transit & Echo (UA) Landscape composition by Daniel Ott, concept, composition and Enrico Stolzenburg, concept, feeds.
Rehearsal Christian Dierstein, Philipp Eschbach, Christian Feierabend, Paul Hübner, Jessica Metzler, Daniel Ott, Guiseppe Porgo, Florian Reis, Remo Schnyder, Alexander Wassylenko
Accordion Marie Bridonneau, Hugo Degerro, David Maksimović, Inga Piwowarska, Dannong Wu, Tizia Zimmermann; Electric guitar Thilo Ruck, Christian Wernicke; Percussion Ying Chen Chuang, Christian Dierstein, Alexandre Ferreira Silva, Joe Kenney, Noah Rosen, Mikołaj Rytowski, Petro Tavares, Santiago Villar; Trombone Stephen Menotti, Peter Stelzl, Gerhard Wolf; Saxophone Salvatore Castellano, Miguel Rodrigo Fernandes de la Fuente, Krisztian Notheisz, Pattranant Pliensakul, Eguzki Irusta Salles, Remo Schnyder, Kristof Toth, Marcus Weiss; Trumpet Domokos Horváth, Mátyás Fieszl, Paul Hübner, Lutz Mandler, László Reményi, Dávid Szalkay, Anita Tóth Musikverein Aufen e.V. Conductor Florian Reis, Musikverein Grüningen e.V. Conductor Guiseppe Porgo, Musikkapelle Neudingen e.V. Conductor Jessica Metzler, Feuerwehrkapelle Pfohren e.V. Conductor Alexander Wassylenko, Posaunenchor Ev. Kirche Conductor Philipp Eschbach, Stadtkapelle Donaueschingen 1827 e.V. Conductor Christian Feierabend Donaueschingener Musiktage Rathausplatz & Donauquelle, Donaueschingen
Based on the sound and rhythm of the falling drops of Bogomir Ecker’s stalactite machine in the Hamburger Kunsthalle, Daniel Ott develops musical interventions into an imaginary musical “stalactite machine” in which the passage of time is made tangible.
Jonathan Shapiro (drums)
Commissioned by the Hamburger Kunsthalle and supported by Pro Helvetia
Based on the sound and rhythm of the falling drops of Bogomir Ecker’s stalactite machine in the Hamburger Kunsthalle, Daniel Ott develops musical interventions into an imaginary musical “stalactite machine” in which the passage of time is made tangible.
John Eckhard (double bass)
Commissioned by the Hamburger Kunsthalle and supported by Pro Helvetia
Based on the sound and rhythm of the falling drops of Bogomir Ecker’s stalactite machine in the Hamburger Kunsthalle, Daniel Ott develops musical interventions into an imaginary musical “stalactite machine” in which the passage of time is made tangible.
Jana de Troyer (saxophon)
Commissioned by the Hamburger Kunsthalle and supported by Pro Helvetia
Based on the sound and rhythm of the falling drops of Bogomir Ecker’s stalactite machine in the Hamburger Kunsthalle, Daniel Ott develops musical interventions into an imaginary musical “stalactite machine” in which the passage of time is made tangible.
Thilo Ruck (e-guitar)
Commissioned by the Hamburger Kunsthalle and supported by Pro Helvetia
Based on the sound and rhythm of the falling drops of Bogomir Ecker’s Dripstone Machine in the Hamburger Kunsthalle, Daniel Ott develops various sound actions. For the duration of the exhibition, short interventions by various instruments (drums, double bass, saxophone, electric guitar) will be heard on various Sundays at 10:30 a.m., which on the last day of the exhibition will condense into an imaginary musical “stalactite machine” in which the passing of time over a longer period of time can be experienced.
Jana de Troyer (saxophon) / Jonathan Shapiro (drums) / Thilo Ruck (e-guitar) / Moritz Baerens (double bass)
Commissioned by the Hamburger Kunsthalle and supported by Pro Helvetia
Documentary film by Bruno Moll about the Swiss Pavilion at the Hanover EXPO 2000 T&C Film Ag Seestr. 41a CH-8002 Zürich
Hacienda del teatro
The “Teatro de los Andes” and the Iliad inspired by Homer A documentary film by Reinhard Manz, Matthias Rebstock and Daniel Ott. Languages: Spanish, Italian with German subtitles Distruibution: Reinhard Manz point de vue DOC Mailand-Strasse 20 CH-4053 Basel Tel. +41 61 322 52 00
(please do not forget to include your name + address).
The price per CD is 18.- EUR
klangkörperklang
The music of the Swiss “klangkörper” (sound body) by Peter Zumthor from the Hanover EXPO 2000 This CD can be ordered from us: The price per CD is 18.- EUR / 26.- CHF Postage and packaging: (3.- EUR / 4.-CHF). Orders should be placed in writing by fax or email: fuld@sarahjoan.de see also: Contact (please do not forget to include your name + address).
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Voraussetzungen für ein neues Musiktheater-Gesamtkunstwerk
Das Musiktheater – Exempel der Kunst
Studies on musical criticism and aesthetical research, Volume 38 edited by Otto Kolleritsch
Graz 2001 Universal-Edition 26838 ISBN 3-7024-0263-2
Sound Studies
Traditions – Methods – Desiderata An introduction With contributions by Sam Auinger, Roger Behrens, Diedrich Diederichsen, Florian Dombois, Wolfgang Ernst, Golo Föllmer, Thomas Hermann, Daniel Ott, Holger Schulze, Martin Supper, Elena Ungeheuer, Carl-Frank Westermann and many more. Edited by Holger Schulze Bielefeld 2008, 316 S. transcript Verlag ISBN 978-3-89942-894-0
Geballte Gegenwart
New Music Experiment Rümlingen Edited by Daniel Ott, Lukas Ott, Lydia Jeschke 232 pages, many colour photographs, bound with 2 CDs containing 140 minutes of music Published by: Christoph Merian-Verlag 2005 ISBN: 978-3-85616-257-3
Gazeteer of the Swiss Confederation pavilion at the Hanover EXPO 2000 Peter Zumthor with Plinio Bachmann, Karoline Gruber, Ida Gut, Daniel Ott, Max Rigendinger. Edited by Roderick Hönig. Basel; Bosten; Berlin: Birkhäuser, 2000 ISBN 3-7643-6324-x
Klangkunst – Musiktheater
Music in Dialogue II Ojota – Shoes, Steps, Pathways A conversation between Daniel Ott and Matthias Rebstock Yearbook of the Berlin Society of Music 1999 Edited by S. Sanio, B. Wackernagel, J. Ravenna Pfau Verlag ISBN 3-89727-107-9
Hörgeschichten neue musik ganz schön vielseitig
European Music Month 2001 Contribution by Daniel Ott Aphorism for “Klangserve” Opinio Verlag AG, Basel ISBN 3-03999-014-4
Sampuogn-Schlag 9
2016
landscape composition for 5 percussion instruments, 10 bells, 8 choir-singer und an electric instrument / a computer
World premiere: 2016, Rümlingen, Festival Rümlingen
spacial composition for 1 accordion, 1 electric guitar, 1 percussionist, 4 voices, 3 Paetzold flutes and 4 strings
World premiere: 2013, Luzern
15'
On request
30/1
2012
SoundSpaceInstallation for Sophiensäle Berlin, one percussionist, English horn and bass clarinet
World premiere: 2012, Berlin
180'
On request
16/6
2011
musical performance for a fountain, four percussionists and audiosystem
World premiere: 2012, Hannover
65'
On request
querströmung
2011
sound performance for a landscape of the Ruhr with waterfall, 5 percussionists, 2 electric guitars and audio tape
World Premiere: 2011, Wittener Tage für neue Kammermusik (Witten New Chamber Music Festival)
30'
On request
fragment für carona. mit einem gruss an mina
2010
for 1 electric piano, 1 percussion, 2 clarinets, 1 cello, 1 contrabass
Composition: Zoro Babel, Daniel Ott, Kirsten Reese, Erwin Stache, Enrico Stolzenburg
World Premiere: 2010, mittenDrin-Festival, Eisenach
120'
On request
Blick Richtung Süden
2007
for 3 brass bands
World Premiere: 2007, Rümlingen
20'
On request
Paulinenbrücke
2008
Music theater for 6 performers and orchestra
World Premiere: 2009, Stuttgart State Opera
75'
On request
30/1
2009
for cor anglais, bass flute and percussion
World Premiere: 2009, Berlin, Ultraschall Festival
5'
On request
Relief.Schichten.Nachts
for 3 brass bands
World Premiere: 2007, Rümlingen
On request
landschaft.29/7
2007
Landscape composition for 9 trumpets, 2 saxophones,
2 horns, 4 trombones, 1 tuba, 1 percussionist and 3 brass bands
World Premiere: 2007, Hitzacker
90'
On request
25/6
2007
Music for 2 string instruments and window
World Premiere: 2007, Berlin
60'
On request
hohles schleifen, helles aufschmettern
2006
Sound particle in three sections for 1 mobile percussionist
World Premiere: 2006, Academy of the Arts Berlin as part of the Döblin Night
60'
On request
21/22/10
2006
Promenade concert for alto saxophone, sheng, electric bass,
2 accordions, 2 trumpets, bass clarinet,
electric guitar, string quartet and 2 percussionists.
World Premiere: Hamburger Bahnhof – Museum für
Gegenwart as part of the Walter-Benjamin-Festival
Berlin 2006
120'
On request
Hafenbecken I + II
2005
Music for 68 instruments in the Basel harbour
World Premiere: Basel 2006 with the Basel Sinfonietta
180'
DVD (2007):
hafenbecken I + II - umschlagplatz klang.
Available from:
Point de vue
Mailandstr. 12
CH - 4053 Basel
Tel. 0041-61-3225200
doc@pointdevue.ch
klangspur 17/12
2005
Open-air music for voice, 2 trumpets, 3 saxophones, 2 trombones, 2 tubas, 4 accordions, dulcimer, double bass, electric guitar ,16 percussionists, brass bands, accordion orchestra, marching bands and pater noster, bridges, wooden scaffolding and bell tower
World Premiere: Görlitz – Neisse – Zgorzelec 2005
180'
On request
23/7.innen 14/7.hof
2004
site-specific composition for the backyard of Freiburg’s former University, saxophon, sheng, sccordeon, drums, contrabass, bass clarinet, dulcimer, e-guitar
145'
On request
abréviations
2004
For 2 voices (mezzo soprano)
Staged chamber music
World Premiere: Basle Gare Du Nord 2004
30'
On request
Beschleunigung. lokhalle.9/04
2004
Spatial composition for the Göttingen Locomotive Hall For voice (soprano), 2 saxophones (1 soprano, 1 alto), bass clarinet, 2 trumpets, trombone, accordion, electric bass, 2 violins, 2 violas, 2 violoncelli, 2 double basses and 6 percussionists (23 instruments)
World Premiere: Göttingen Locomotive Hall 2004
60'
On request
ambaraba
2004
For children’s choir in 8 parts (4 soprano, 4 alto)
4 accordions and percussionist
World Premiere: Biel 2004
45'
On request
26/5 – 2/4
2004
Spatial composition for 4 harps, 6 percussionists,
2 accordions, 2 double basses, 2 saxophones (1 alto, 1 tenor),
1 trumpet, 1 electric guitar, 1 electric bass
World Premiere: Lucerne Transport Museum 2004
60'
On request
stromwärts.rauschen / fall
2003
Open-air music for trumpet, tuba, 2 violins, 2 double basses
World Premiere: Rümlingen 2003
120'
On request
skilift / klang
2003
Open-air music for trumpet, brass band,
ski-lift masts and bell-ringing
World Premiere: Heiligkreuz/Entlebuech 2003
70'
On request
schiefer / klang
2003
Open-air music for folk trio, lifting platform and storyteller (tenor)
World Premiere: Heiligkreuz/Entlebuech 2003
60'
On request
ojota lc
2002
For 4 percussionists
World Premiere: Berlin 2002
25'
On request
frammenti per pieve caina
1996/2002
Version for 2 pianos
22/3a, le ranz des vaches, 5/9, ////,
children’s games – sto sta boi – whining music
World Premiere: Biel 2002
17'
Auf Anfrage
2/06
2002
Für Akkordeon solo
UA: Drochtersen-Hüll 2002
90'
On request
skizze 22/05
2002
For solo accordion
World Premiere: Drochtersen-Hüll 2002
5'
On request
ojota V
2002
For 3 players (shoes/tables/chairs/accordion)
World Premiere: Drochtersen-Hüll 2002
20'
On request
18/11
2001
Spatial composition for 23 instruments
2 clarinets (including bass and E flat clarinet),
saxophone, trumpet, tuba, trombone, 2 accordions, 3 electric guitars, 2 harps, 2 dulcimers, 2 violins, 2 violoncelli, 2 double basses and 2 percussionists.
World Premiere: Basel, Ensemble Modern, 2001
20'
On request
7/8/9
2001
Spatial composition for sheng, trumpet, saxophone,
2 bass clarinets, 2 accordions, 3 dulcimers,
double bass, electric bass and percussion
World Premiere: Frankfurt a.M. Museum of Modern Art 2001
120'
On request
26/5
2001
Raummusik für 5 Harfen und 8 Schlagzeuger
UA: Luzern Verkehrhaus/Flughalle, 2001
30'
On request
Stadthaus I-III, outside instead of inside
composition for orchestra and soloists as well as playback in three parts Winterthur 2017
landscape composition with regional choir-singers, Treichler of the Greifervereinigung Ingenbohl-Brunnen and students of the Hochschule für Musik Basel
Festival Rümlingen 2016
video
Festival Rümlingen 2016 (Quelle: Homepage Festival Rümlingen, http://www.neue-musik-ruemlingen.ch/festival-2017/)
Phantom Synchron
Daniel Ott, Sebastian Quack, Kirsten Reese, Enrico Stolzenburg musicians, associations and groups from Weimar and surroundings
landscape composition for one border Daniel Ott, composition | Thomas Peter, electronics | Enrico Stolzenburg, direction Contrapunkt Chor, students of the music schools FHNW Hochschule für Musik Basel
Music theatre projects at Berlin University of the Arts (UdK)
Südliche Autobahn
A music theatre journey in the Berlin periphery inspired by Julio Cortázar 2007/2008
photos by kultkom, www.kultkom.de
PESSOARES
A music theatre installation inspired by the “Book of Disquiet” by Fernando Pessoa 2003
photos by kultkom, www.kultkom.de
El paseo de Buster Keaton
Inspired by Federico Garcia Lorca 1998
photos by David Reuter and Norma Mack
Daniel Ott
Interpret
Klavier/Darsteller
piano solo
John Cage (1912-1992)
34’46.776 for a pianist (1954)
für präpariertes Klavier
Concert for Piano and Orchestra (1958)
Klavierpart
The perilous night (1944)
für präpariertes Klavier
Water Music (1952)
für präpariertes Klavier
Winter Music (1957)
Fassung für 1 Klavier
Morton Feldman (1926-1987)
Intermission 6 (1953)
Last pieces (1959)
For Bunita Marcus (1985)
Palais de Mari (1986)
Dieter Schnebel (*1930)
Bagatellen (1986)
Auguri (1992)
Hans Wüthrich
(*1937)
2 Minuten gegen das Vergessen (1978)
Frederic Rzewski
(*1938)
The People United Will Never Be Defeated (1976)
36 Variationen über «El pueblo unido jamas sera
vencido” von Sergio Ortega
Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750)
Aria mit verschiedenen Veränderungen (1741)
(Goldberg-Variationen)
Landscape composition for clarinet, horn, trumpet, trumbone, tuba, viola, violoncello, doublebass, percussion, choir and fork-lift-truck
World premiere: 2017, Switzerland
90'
On request
Vita
Daniel Ott.
Born 1960 in Grub/ Appenzell.
Composer, pianist, creator of theatre projects and compositions for landscapes.
Piano lessons, establishes independent theatre companies, street theatre with touring stage on a horse cart, theatre studies in Paris and London, studies composition with Nicolaus A. Huber and Klaus Huber.
Mainly working as – for 25 years now – composer, pianist, innovator of new musical theatre, creator of interdisciplinary and situational performances. Founder of the Swiss festival “new music rümlingen”. Has been teaching experimental music in Berlin for over 10 years now.
Music theatre production for amongst others Staatsoper Stuttgart, Theater Bielefeld, Donaueschingen Festival, Witten Festival for New Chamber Music. Situational productions for Expo Hannover (music for the Swiss Pavillion by Peter Zumthor), MMK Frankfurt a.M., Festival Alpentöne/ Altdorf and water tower Berlin Prenzlauerberg.
Landscape compositions for amongst others Harbour Sassnitz (Rügen), river Neisse between Görlitz and Zgorzelec, harbour of the Rhine in Basel, river Elbe at Hitzacker and the Ruhr in Witten.
Since 2005 he is Professor for Composing and Experimental Musical Theatre at Berlin University of the Arts and since 2015 a member of Academy of Arts Berlin.
Beginning in 2016 together with Manos Tsangaris he is artistic director of the Munich Biennale – Festival für neues Musiktheater.
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