Hartmut Geerken

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Hartmut Geerken (born January 15, 1939 in Stuttgart ) is a German musician, composer, writer, publicist, radio play author and filmmaker.

Life

Geerken studied Oriental Studies, Philosophy, German Studies and Comparative Religious Studies in Tübingen and Istanbul, where he also began a dissertation with Hellmut Ritter . He then gave German courses for the first Turkish migrant workers in Anatolia who were to go to Germany. From 1966 to 1972 in Cairo, 1972 to 1979 in Kabul and 1979 to 1983 in Athens, he worked as an employee at the Goethe Institute , and has lived in Herrsching am Ammersee ever since .

Services

Geerken is active as an organizer, coordinator and artist. As a percussionist he worked with various free jazz and avant-garde musicians (e.g. Sun Ra , John Tchicai , Sainkho Namtchylak , Salah Ragab and Rudi Theilmann ). As a poet, he is the protagonist of Concrete Poetry and organized performances , such as the New Poetry Colloquium in Bielefeld. As an actor and composer he was active in six films by Herbert Achternbusch and appeared as an actor in two plays by Achternbusch at the Münchner Kammerspiele . In 1991/92 he held the chair for poetics (interactive radio play) at the Folkwang Hochschule Essen.

Geerken has also made an outstanding contribution to the memory of the German writer Anselm Ruest . When, on the trail of Victor Hadwiger's estate , he was investigating a no longer inhabited house in southern France, he found parts of the estate of Anselm Ruest, who died in 1943, instead. Ruest was, initially together with Mynona , the editor of the Stirnerian magazine Der Einzige , which appeared in small editions from 1919 to 1925. Thanks to the discovery of the estate, it was possible to compile a complete set of the magazine and publish it as a reprint in 1980. The "Stirnerbund" founded by Ruest in 1919, which existed until the mid-1920s, Geerken tried to renew with the "International Stirnerbund" when he became its 1st chairman in 1994 (after Herbert Kapfer ).

Awards

Works

  • Book publications and a. "Murmel Gedichte" (1965), "Verschiebungen" (1972), "Sprünge nach rosa hin" (1981), "Poststempel Jerusalem" (1993), "Kant" (1998), "Ogygia: vom Ende des Südens" (2004 ), "phos" (2005), "research etc." (2006), "klafti" (2007), "kyrill" (2007), "soyd" (2008), "moos" (2008), "gavdos" (2009), "soi sans diss" (2011)
  • Co-editor of the series Early Texts of Modernism. Editor of the works of Salomo Friedlaender and various texts by Expressionists, Dadaists and anarchists from the first half of the 20th century and biographer of Sun Ra .
  • Compositions, installations, records / CDs, films and radio plays.

A complete directory of his works can be viewed on his private web site (see below).

Radio plays

  • 1989: southwards southwards - based on a documentary by anselm ruest . Second part of the exile trilogy Measures of Disappearance . Radio play with Peter Fricke . Realization: Hartmut Geerken, Herbert Kapfer . BR 1989. As a podcast / download in the BR radio play pool.
  • 1990: does bobo sambo expect a sound? does he expect a voice? - A radio play for and with Robert Lax . With Robert Lax and Hartmut Geerken. Realization: Hartmut Geerken. BR 1990. ls podcast / download in the BR radio play pool.
  • 1991: pushes gürs . Third part of the exile trilogy Measures of Disappearance . Radio play with Heinz-Ludwig Friedlaender (civil internee), Lorenz Meyboden (intertexts). Realization: Hartmut Geerken. BR 1991. As a podcast / download in the BR radio play pool.
  • 1992: almost nights - according to unseen writings from the estate of mynona . First part of the exile trilogy Measures of Disappearance . Radio play with Max Mannheimer, Leo Bardischewski, Heinrich August Geerken, Heinz-Ludwig Friedlaender, Hertmut Geerken a. a. Realization: Hartmut Geerken. BR 1992. As a podcast / download in the BR radio play pool.
  • 1994: Hexenring . With Hartmut Geerken, Famoudou Don Moye. Realization: Hartmut Geerken. BR 1994. As a podcast / download in the BR radio play pool.
  • 1995: after else lasker-schüler's tragedy ich & ich (the curtain falls in the shape of a heart) . Radio play with Irmgard Först, Alice Franz, Ruth Hellberg, Margarete Gräf, Grete Wurm , realization: Hartmut Geerken. BR 1995. As a podcast / download in the BR radio play pool.
  • 1996: bunker . By and with Hartmut Geerken. BR radio play and media art 1996. As a podcast / download in the BR radio play pool.
  • 1998: bombus terrestris . Realization: Hartmut Geerken. BR radio play and media art 1998. As a podcast / download in the BR radio play pool.
  • 2001: Kalkfeld . Original sound, voice, music and realization: Hartmut Geerken. BR radio play and media art 2001. As a podcast / download in the BR radio play pool.
  • 2013: insulae (also director) (radio play - DLF)
  • 2017: twenty days of optimism - an acoustic itinerar (also direction) (radio play - DLF)

The literary scholar Klaus Ramm wrote the radio essay about Hartmut Geerken's radio play work in 1999 that begins somewhere has no goal gets lost and circles does not want to arrive anywhere & ends at any point - Hartmut Geerken's path into radio art and his disappearance in it. As a podcast / download in the BR radio play pool.

literature

  • Hans-Ulrich Wagner: The author, the interactive radio play and the trilogy “Measures of Disappearance” . In: Jörg Hucklenbroich, Reinhold Viehoff (Hrsg.): Writer and radio . Konstanz: UVK, 2002 ISBN 3-89669-374-3 , pp. 287-315

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ BR radio play Pool - Geerken, southward, southward
  2. BR radio play Pool - Geerken, does bobo sambo expect a sound? ...
  3. ^ BR radio play Pool - Geerken, stoß gürs
  4. ^ BR radio play Pool - Geerken, almost nights
  5. ^ BR radio play Pool - Geerken, hexenring
  6. BR radio play Pool - Geerken, based on else lasker-schüler's tragedy I & I (the curtain falls in the shape of a heart)
  7. ^ BR radio play Pool - Geerken, bunker
  8. ^ BR radio play Pool - Geerken, bombus terrestris
  9. ^ BR radio play Pool - Geerken, kalkfeld
  10. ^ DLF radio play Pool - Geerken, twenty days of optimism
  11. ^ BR radio play Pool - Ramm, Hartmut Geerkens ways in the radio art