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Asmus Tietchens (born February 3, 1947 in Hamburg ; pseudonyms Hematic Sunsets and Club of Rome ) is a German composer of electronic music and sound artist .

Some of Asmus Tietchens' albums can also be assigned to industrial or noise music. In addition to his solo work, he has published numerous collaborations with composers such as Merzbow and Arcane Device ( David Lee Myers ). Together with Thomas Köner he forms the duo Kontakt der Jünglinge .

Life

Tietchens was born in Hamburg in 1947 . At the age of ten he got to know musique concrète and electronic composition through the night program of the Norddeutscher Rundfunk . In 1964 he began training as a shipping agent and ship broker , although he never worked in this profession afterwards. Instead, he worked as a copywriter from 1968 . He has been a freelance musician since 1975; In 1980 his first solo album was released. He is also part of Radio Gagarin , a broadcast on the Freie Sender Kombinat Hamburg. From 1989 to 2009 he taught sound research and sound design at the Hamburg University of Applied Sciences ; from 2010 to 2013 sound design at the Hamburg University of Fine Arts . He lives and works in Hamburg.

Tietchens began experimenting with a tape recorder as early as 1965, recording tape loops and condensing them into collages . Synthesizers were added from 1971 . After a short rhythmic-harmonic interlude at the beginning of the 1980s (including Biotop , 1981; Spät-Europa , 1982), a regular industrial album appeared on United Dairies in 1984, with a form of last house music , which validly formulated Tietchens' primary musical interests for the first time: noises become edited, sometimes alienated beyond recognition and placed in new contexts. The finished composition results not least from the nature of the starting material. Tietchens has explored a wide variety of sources for his method, including water (series of epidemic areas , from 1985), human voices ( From mouth to mouth 1-3 , 1999/2000) and tapes manually drawn past the tape head ( Daseinsverfehlung , 1992). Since the turn of the millennium he has been working increasingly with the synthesizer, which Tietchens only uses as a pure sound source for his reductionistically shortened compositions ( Mengen series, from 2000). In addition, there is a pronounced musical parodic approach, which is expressed, for example, in the titles of individual pieces, but also in the design of entire albums. Here Tietchens' publications can be classified as Hematic Sunsets , which see themselves as a parody of the swing , but can also be heard as a weird lounge ( music from the Aroma Club , 1998).

Tietchens' work is characterized by a skeptical gesture, which is evident not least in the regular quotes by the philosopher EM Cioran on his phonograms. He has expressed himself several times in essays on his work and the corresponding musical environment (e.g. in confessions of a former soundscaper , 2005).

So far, Tietchens has been awarded the Karl Sczuka Prize sponsored by Südwestrundfunk (SWR) twice: in 2003 for Heidelberg Studies 1-6 and in 2006 for Trois Dryades . In 2018 he completed a lectureship at the University of Applied Arts in Vienna.

Discography

  • 1978: 1st Liliental (with Liliental )
  • 1980: 2nd Nachtstück (extended edition with Adventures in Sound 2003)
  • 1981: 3. Biotope • 4. Music from the gray area
  • 1982: 5. Late Europe • 6. Into the night • 7. Music in the shadows • 8. Music on the border
  • 1983: 9th Litia • 10th underground music
  • 1984: 11. Forms of last house music
  • 1985: 12th epidemic areas • 13th Cripple Story • 14th Great Static (as Club of Rome )
  • 1986: 15th Born to Serve • 16. Watching the Burning Bride (with Terry Burrows )
  • 1987: 17th forts of hedonism • 18th Nocturne
  • 1988: 19. From Freunde am Elend • 20. Face to Face, Vol. 1 (split with Die Form ) • 21. E (first edition contains the single U ) (with Okko Bekker ) • 22. Linea
  • 1989: 23rd bleaching • 24th Marches funébres
  • 1990: 25. Stupor Mundi
  • 1991: 26th Sinking Swimmer • 27th Grav (with PGR and Merzbow ) • 28th Monoposto (with CV Liquidsky) • 29th room 318
  • 1992: 30th Disease Areas 2 • 31st Missing Outcome • 32nd Five Manifestoes (with PBK)
  • 1993: 33. The festival is over. Off • 34th DBL_FDBK (with Arcane Device)
  • 1994: 35. The Night of Lead
  • 1995: 36th ice drift • 37th Asmus Tietchens. Vidna Obmana (with Vidna Obmana ) • 38th Itineraire (with Frans de Waard , Achim Wollscheid , Giancarlo Toniutti and Bernhard Günter )
  • 1996: 39. Ptomaine • 40. The cattle and his father • 41. Feeder (with Arcane Device) • 42. Rat hay • 43. Paper is patient
  • 1997: 44th twilight attack
  • 1998: 45th epidemic areas 3 • 46th Burning the Watching Bride (with Terry Burrows) • 47th Repetitive Movement (with Achim Wollscheid ) • 48th Music from the Aroma Club (as Hematic Sunsets )
  • 1999: 49. Glimmen • 50. Motives for Recycling (with Vidna Obmana) • 51. 6.9.1998 • 52. Stockholm Dance of Death (with Okko Bekker) • 53. What remains • 54. Phosphorus • 55. From mouth to mouth 1 • 56. Untitled (split with Robert Rutman )
  • 2000: 57th Rendezvous at the Aroma Club (as Hematic Sunsets ) • 58. From Mouth to Mouth 2 • 59. Alpha Amount • 60. From Mouth to Mouth 3 • 61. Kapotte Muziek by Asmus Tietchens • 62. The Scorpions. Studio outtakes 1–6, 7–15 (split with Felix Kubin )
  • 2001: 63rd contact of the youths 1 (with Thomas Köner ) • 64th beta set • 65th flux density (with David Lee Myers ) • 66th contact of the youths 0 (with Thomas Köner)
  • 2002: 67. The Shifts Recyclings (with Vidna Obmana) • 68. Gamma quantity • 69. Illuminated idiots • 70. Contact of the youngsters -1 (with Thomas Köner)
  • 2003: 71. Seven Pieces (with Jon Mueller) • 72. Heidelberg Studies 1–6 • 73. Contact of the young men (with Thomas Köner) • 74. Delta crowd • 75. Dogs I (with Xyramat and TBC) • 76 . FT +
  • 2004: 77th contact of the young men. Frühruin (with Thomas Köner) • 78. 60:00 (with David Lee Myers ) • 79. Guest in the Aroma Club (as Hematic Sunsets , with guests) • 80. Dogs II (with Jetzmann and TBC) • 81. Christmas in Aroma Club (as Hematic Sunsets , with Okko Bekker) • 82. A lot
  • 2005: 83rd epsilon set
  • 2006: 84. Scattered 2 • 84a. Two pieces • 85. Zeta set
  • 2007: 86th 4K7 (extended edition 4K7 + with music from the Halde 2015) • 86a. Music behind Glass • 87. Fabrication (with Richard Chartier ) • 87a. Prefabrication • 88th YAK (with Y-Ton-G and Kouhei Matsunaga) • 89th Christmas in the Aroma Club 2007 (as Hematic Sunsets) • 90. Eight pieces (with Jon Mueller) • 91st Eta quantity
  • 2008: 92. Partly Partly
  • 2009: 93. Aroma Club Paradox (as Hematic Sunsets ) • 94. A lot of paper • 95. 3 Wishes (split with Stefanie Ressin ) • 96. Areas with figures
  • 2010: 97th Fabrication 2 (with Richard Chartier) • 98th overburden
  • 2011: 99th Soirée • 100th Untitled (split with Kouhei Matsunaga)
  • 2012: 101st Moebius + Tietchens (with Dieter Moebius ) • 102. Tarpenbek (with etchings by Rolf Zander)
  • 2013: 103. Almost untitled, Corrosion
  • 2014: 104. The fifth heaven • 105. Contact of the young men. Macrophony 1 (with Thomas Köner) • 106. Humoresques and vectors • 107. Pale
  • 2015: 108th ornaments (between zero and one) • 109th Harvestehude (with Martin Thomas Peinemann)
  • 2016: 110th Parergon • 111th Soirée fantastique
  • 2017: 112th Deflections (with Fabio Perletta)
  • 2018: 113th arcs (with David Lee Myers ) • 114th stanzas • 115th shorthand notes, second episode • 116. emptiness and decay. Six readings from "Doctrine of Decay" by EM Cioran
  • 2019: 117th Oordeel (with Frans de Waard ) • 118th Air (with Dirk Serries)
  • 2020: 119th pale fountain

There are also over a hundred publications of individual pieces on compilations .

literature

  • Kai U. Jürgens (Ed.): Asmus Tietchen's monograph . First edition with CD Phosphor . Bochum: Verlag Auf Abwegen, 1999; extended new edition with all essays by Tietchens and the CD Verstreutes 2 . Cologne / Kiel 2006. ISBN 978-3-937719-14-6

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Biography of Asmus Tietchens.Retrieved June 14, 2011.