Gerald Fiebig

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Gerald Fiebig (* 1973 ) is a German writer and (experimental) musician.

life and work

Gerald Fiebig initially attracted attention as a poet and was also the editor of the literary magazine “Zeitriss” for ten years from 1991 to 2001, which was awarded the 1995 art prize of the city of Augsburg in the literature section. From 1999 to around 2003 he published the music fanzine used music , which is continued as an online label today. Fiebig's poems have been published in numerous literary magazines and anthologies (including " The Great Conrady . The Book of German Poems. From the Beginning to the Present"). In 2004 he received the art promotion award of the city of Augsburg in the literature section for his poetic work.

As a musician, Fiebig is active both as a lyricist and member of the house music group "Jesus Jackson & die Grenzlandreiter" as well as in the experimental sound art scene. Together with Mathias Huber, he realized the participatory sound sculpture " Acoustic Monument" for Walter Klingenbeck in the public space as a duo "die Grenzlandreiter" in Munich in 2006 , reminding of the resistance fighter Walter Klingenbeck who was murdered by the Nazi regime . Since July 2015 he has been director of the Abraxas cultural center .

Gerald Fiebig lives in Augsburg and is married to the artist Tine Klink.

Books

  • city ​​maps, poems (1995)
  • creeping current, poems (1996)
  • rauschangriff, poems and remixes (1998)
  • memories of the 90s, poems (2002)
  • normalzeit, poems (2002)
  • Soundtracks, narration (2003) (series " Schönerlesen ", No. 17)
  • Zweistromland (together with Ibrahim Kaya ), long poem (2004)
  • Noise level, poems (2005)
  • the torture garden, poems (2006)
  • after the war, poems (2017)
  • motörhead klopstöck, poems (2020)

Discography (selection)

  • fiction circuit (with Atrificial Memory Trace, EMERGE and PBK), LP (2019)
  • Gasworks (with EMERGE and Christian Z. Müller), CD (2019)
  • Decolonoising the Mind, MC (2014)
  • Split (with If, Bwana), LP (2013)

Radio tracks

  • New enamel. From Karl-Marx-Hof to Utopiaweg (2019)
  • You have to do the road (with Das Tote Kapital, 2019)
  • Mayonaise live in Wuppertal (with Thorsten Krämer, 2018)
  • Acoustic monument for Walter Klingenbeck (2018)
  • Stolen Tape (returned) / Tape Stolen and Returned (2018)
  • Utopia lives next door (with Eri Kassnel, 2015)
  • NUNC! Evolution of the moment (with Janko Hanushevsky, 2015)
  • Echoes of Industry (with Christian Z. Müller, 2015)
  • Seychelles Radio (2015)
  • Transatlantic Free Trade (2015)
  • FI FA Fo Fum (2014)
  • Sounds from a Room (2014)
  • Chinese Whispers (with EMERGE, 2014)
  • Vienna February 12, 1934 (2014)
  • Cross Talk (2013)
  • Hear voices. On the aesthetic charm of tuning in and out of tune (2011)
  • Moving chambers. A Tribute to Alvin Lucier (2011)
  • An Almost Palpable Silence (2010)
  • The Outside of Music (2009)
  • Electroacoustic picnic (with Gerhard Zander, 2009)
  • Public transport. Musique anecdotique in memoriam Luc Ferrari (2008)
  • Toggle switch duo for two amplifiers in 220 volts (2007)
  • The sound of melting ice (with Gerhard Zander, 2007)
  • drum without borders (with Ibrahim Kaya, 2007)
  • Alone in Günzburg (2003)
  • Agony in the gallery (with Mathias Huber as "die Grenzlandreiter", 2001)

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ used music
  2. ↑ Alois Knoller: New head for the Abraxas. Augsburger Allgemeine, June 10, 2015, accessed on March 25, 2016 .
personal data
SURNAME Fiebig, Gerald
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German writer and musician
DATE OF BIRTH 1973