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Chamber
Music and Improvisation
A workshop
with ensemble Intégrales
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length:
two days (including final student concert) plus a concert of ensemble
Intégrales on the pre-night
aiming
at: string, woodwind, piano, percussion and composition students
schedule:
pre-night:
Concert ensemble Intégrales
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1st
day/ morning:
Overview Over Extended/New Instrumental Techniques and their
notation in instrumental specific groups. Practical training/application
at the instrument! Examples of literature.
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violin/viola (left and right hand techniques like col legno battuto
with the screw of the bow- producing determined pitches, pitch
producing thumb's nail pizzicato in guitar hold, arco on the fingerboard
behind the left hand with exact notated pitches, harmonics, double
stop glissandi, quarter notes, whistling, singing and “tap
dancing” going along with playing the violin, scordatura)
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piano (inside-piano like playing on the strings and the corpus,
overtones etc )
- saxophone
(subtones, slaps, multiphonics, noise sounds, playing in combination
with singing)
- percussion
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1st
day/ afternoon:
Improvisation Workshop including the incorporation of the extended
instrumental techniques
- general
guide to improvisation
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practical training:
- realization of a grahical score (by Carl Bergstroem-Nielsen)
- improvisation to a tape (by Mayako Kubo “Bach Variationen”)
- free improvisation
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2nd
day/ morning and early afternoon:
Chamber Music Workshop: possibly division of the whole group
into smaller ensembles
- “Living
Room Music” (John Cage)
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time-bracket pieces (John Cage)
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2nd
day/ late afternoon and early evening:
Preparation of the Final Concert:
- arrangement
of the stage
- organization
of the stage appearance and management under aspects of the stage,
acoustic and visual circumstances
If wanted the workshop will include the possibility for students
to get single or chamber music lessons with in advance prepared
pieces on both days.
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2nd
day/ night:
Final Concert of the Students
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Improvisation
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John Cage time bracket pieces
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John Cage “living room music”
- possibly
pieces from the single or chamber music lessons
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