Rebecca Trescher
Rebecca Trescher (* 1986 in Tübingen ) is a German jazz musician ( clarinets , arrangement and composition ).
Live and act
Trescher, who initially received classical clarinet lessons and played in the Young Symphony in Reutlingen , discovered jazz through a jazz combo at high school. From 2008 to 2013 she studied at the Nuremberg University of Music , where she completed a diploma as a music teacher in the field of clarinet and an artistic diploma in the main subject of jazz clarinet. From 2010 to 2015 an additional course in jazz composition and a master’s degree followed.
Since 2009 she has been leading various of her own successful ensembles, with whom she has released several albums and performed on international concert stages, for example at the Jazzfest Bonn , Jazzahead (Bremen), Xjazz (Berlin), Jazzwoche Burghausen or Porgy & Bess (Vienna).
In 2017 she composed a 120-minute concert music for the silent film epic October by Sergei Eisenstein for an eleven-member chamber ensemble for the city of Nuremberg as part of a composition commission . A year later she composed four works for symphony orchestra plus jazz combo for the Siemens Orchestra Erlangen . The review describes the clarinetist's compositional style and the complexity of her music with “diverse mix of timbres between musical experiment and symphonic melodious sound” ( Jazzpodium ). For the Nürnberger Nachrichten , the "boundaries between well-composed, well-arranged art music and inspired improvisation spontaneously drawn from the moment (...) are blurred very casually".
Prizes and awards
- 2019 Artist in Residence at the Cité Internationale des Arts in Paris
- 2017 Bavarian art promotion award with ENSEMBLE 11 in the music and dance category with its "fresh-looking symbiosis of jazz and contemporary serious music;" for the jury, the artistic quality of the formation was evident in both the individual musicians and especially in the Work of the band leader. "
- 2016 Artist in Residence, Künstlerhaus Lukas , Ahrenshoop
- 2015 City of Nuremberg Prize
Discographic notes
- Rebecca Trescher Ensemble 11 Where We Go ( Enja , 2019, with Agnes Lepp , Hironaru Saito, Konstantin Herleinsberger , Markus Harm , Anton Mangold, Juri Kannheiser, Andreas Feith, Sebastian Klose, Volker Heuken , Silvio Morger )
- Rebecca Trescher Ensemble 11 Floating Food (Enja, 2017; with Florian Bischof, Andreas Feith, Konstantin Herleinsberger, Markus Harm, Max Leiß, Silvio Morger, Anton Mangold, Agnes Lepp, Volker Heuken, Hironaru Saito)
- Rebecca Trescher Ensemble 11 Fields (Label 11, 2015; with Florian Bischof, Andreas Feith, Konstantin Herleinsberger, Markus Harm, Friedrich Betz, Maja Taube, Agnes Lepp, Julian Fau, Volker Heuken, Hironaru Saito)
- Rebecca Trescher Fluxtet Nucleus ( Double Moon Records 2014, with Julian Bossert , Phillip Staffa, Friedrich Betz, Tilman Herpichböhm)
- Rebecca Treschers hochZEIT null11 Süd (Label 11, 2011)
Web links
- Rebecca Trescher at Discogs (English)
- Web presence
- You have to be eleven friends (Clarino 12/2015)
- Interview (2017)
Individual evidence
- ↑ Rebecca Trescher Ensemble (nuernberg.bayern-online.de)
- ↑ Artist grants awarded for stays abroad in Rome, Venice and Paris
- ↑ Outstanding artists receive Bavarian Art Prize 2017
- ↑ Discussion of Jazzthing
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Trescher, Rebecca |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German jazz musician (clarinets, composition) |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 1986 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Tübingen |