Ulrike Haage

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Ulrike Haage (2010)

Ulrike Haage (born December 22, 1957 in Kassel ) is a German pianist , sound artist, composer and radio play author .

biography

Ulrike Haage spent her childhood in the Ruhr area. She found her way to music at a young age through her parents' jazz record collection. She practiced the piano with recordings by Bill Evans and Thelonious Monk . She later sang and played guitar in a garage band.

Haage moved to Hamburg and studied music and music therapy there. From 1985 to 1989 she worked as a lecturer for improvisation at the music college. She began to compose and performed as a pianist in the first German women's big band, Reichlich Feminine . While working on Peter Zadek's Andi , she got to know FM Einheit . Alfred Harth founded the group Vladimir Estragon with her , in which Haage used electronic sounds. The quartet later became the Trio Goto with Phil Minton as vocal acrobat.

From 1990 to 1999 she played in Katharina Franck's group Rainbirds . Between tours and recordings for the Rainbirds and the theater music group Stein , she worked at the Schauspielhaus Zürich (with Uwe Eric Laufenberg ), Düsseldorf (with Kazuko Watanabe ) and Berlin (including the musical theater piece The Ballade of Narayama with Kazuko Watanabe). 1999 began a collaboration with the actress Meret Becker . Ulrike Haage became the musical director of the Nachtmahr concert program and recorded the Fragiles CD . Together with the publisher Sylvia de Hollanda (Pociao's Books) she founded the audio book publisher Sans Soleil .

In 2003 she was the first woman and the youngest to date to receive the German Jazz Prize (Albert Mangelsdorff Prize) , which honored her for her life's work to date, her work at the intersection of pop, art and avant-garde. In 2004 Ulrike Haage completed her first solo instrumental CD Sélavy . With this program, she was invited by the Goethe-Institut Moscow to solo tours, workshops and lectures through the Volga cities and to Siberia in 2005 and 2006 . In 2006 her second solo album Weißes Land was released , in 2008 she wrote the music for a new version of the children's classic The Wind in the Willows by Kenneth Grahame .

In addition to numerous radio play productions and film music compositions, her third solo album In: finitum and the children's opera Reineke Fuchs , which saw its world premiere in the Schlosstheater Schwetzingen , were released in 2011 .

The composition cycle For all my walking was created in 2012 during her three-month artist residency at Villa Kamagowa, Kyoto Japan. In the following year Ulrike Haage spent 12 months as artist-in-residence of the Leuphana Arts Program at the Leuphana University of Lüneburg to deal with the topic of public space as a sound space . It was created between sound and silence. Between sound and silence , an audio-visual work that was performed on September 14, 2013 in Lüne Monastery .

In September 2015 her fourth solo album "Maelstrom" was released. In addition, two more radio plays Lockbuch and Geld came out. In the same year Ulrike Haage composed the score for Doris Dörrie's film Greetings from Fukushima and also recorded it. The film was shown at the Berlinale in the Panorama Special 2016 section and had its theatrical release on March 10, 2016. Another film that was shown in the Berlinale 2016 program and features music composed by Ulrike Haage is Landstück by Volker Koepp .

Ulrike Haage lives and works in Berlin .

Discography

  • Greetings from Fukushima . Film music (2016), BPM
  • Maelstrom (solo album, 2015), BPM
  • Tale of Balance 4: W (2015) Blue Pearls (Indigo)
  • The Missing M . Documentary score (2014)
  • For all my walking (2014), Sans Soleil
  • Meret Oppenheim : A Surrealist on Her Own Path (2013) DVD (Documentary Music Prize, 2014)
  • Wings and cat . Music for children (2012)
  • Ema. Nudes on the stairs . Documentary score (2011)
  • Ana: mnesis (2011), BPM
  • In: finitum (Solo Album, 2011), BPM
  • Gold rush . Film music (2011), BPM
  • Onion fish . Filmmusik (2010) DVD (North German Film Award. Special Music Award, 2010)
  • Edition Filmmusik - Composed in Germany # 13: Ulrike Haage (2010), NORMAL Records
  • Le Pianoscope (2007) Piano compositions for film, Edition UBM / Universal Publishing Production Music GmbH
  • Weißes Land (Solo Album, 2006), content records
  • Sélavy (Solo Album, 2004), (German Record Critics' Award, with Carlos Bica )
Plenty of female
  • Live in Moers (1987)
Vladimir Tarragon (with Alfred Harth, FM unit, Phil Minton)
  • Three Quarks for Muster Mark (1989)
Rainbirds
  • 3000.live (1999)
  • Forever (1997)
  • Making Memory (1996)
  • The Mercury Years (1995)
  • In a Different Light (1993)
  • Two Faces (1991)
Group Stein (with Katharina Franck and FM unit)
  • King Sugar (1994)
  • Stone Age (1992)
Goto

Filmography

  • 2018 Seestück , script: Barbara Frankenstein , Volker Koepp , director: Volker Koepp, music: Ulrike Haage (Vineta Film, RBB, D)
  • 2016 Landstück , director: Volker Koepp, music: Ulrike Haage (Vineta Film & RBB, D)
  • 2016 Greetings from Fukushima , director: Doris Dörrie , music: Ulrike Haage (OLGA FILM, D)
  • 2015 Snapshot Mon Amour , Haiku short film by Christian Bau , music: Ulrike Haage (thede filmproduktion, D)
  • 2014 The Disappeared M , Script & Director: Maria Hemmleb , Music: Ulrike Haage (thede filmproduktion, D)
  • 2013 Meret Oppenheim: A surrealist on her own way , director: Daniela Schmidt-Langels , music: Ulrike Haage (Kobalt Productions, D)
  • 2011 Ema. Nude on the stairs , script & direction: Corinna Belz , music: Ulrike Haage (zero one film, SWR & ARTE, D)
  • 2012 Goldrausch , producer: Thomas Kufus , music: Ulrike Haage (zero one film, SWR, NDR & MDR, D)
  • 2010 onion fish , script & direction: Christian Bau, Artur Dickhoff , music: Ulrike Haage (thede filmproduktion, D)

Radio play productions (selection)

Collaborations

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ [1] }
  2. ↑ [2] }
  3. ↑ schallplattenkritik.de ( Memento from January 23, 2005 in the Internet Archive )
  4. ↑ Deutschlandfunk
  5. ↑ WDR
  6. ↑ phonostar
  7. ^ BR2 ( Memento from July 31, 2013 in the Internet Archive )
  8. ↑ D culture
  9. ↑ phonostar
  10. ↑ Deutschlandfunk
  11. ^ BR radio play Pool - Haage, Everything but different
  12. ↑ dradio
  13. ^ BR radio play Pool - Haage, The silence behind the words
  14. ↑ WDR3 ( Memento from September 27, 2009 in the Internet Archive )
  15. ^ BR2 ( Memento from March 5, 2016 in the Internet Archive )
  16. ↑ darstellendekuenste.de
  17. ↑ Deutschlandfunk
  18. ↑ darstellendekuenste.de
  19. ↑ darstellendekuenste.de
  20. ↑ Association of War Blind Germany (BKD)
personal data
SURNAME Haage, Ulrike
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German pianist, sound artist, composer and radio play author
DATE OF BIRTH December 22, 1957
PLACE OF BIRTH kassel